Brokeree Solutions has announced a new version of its flagship Social Trading, a comprehensive solution that enables brokers to launch copy trading services on their MetaTrader platforms.
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The key update of new Social Trading is the cross-server functionality. While most existing platforms on the market operate with only one trading platform, Brokeree’s Social Trading connects several MetaTrader, allowing traders from different servers to interact with each other. In practice, this difference means that brokers can let their clients share and copy trading signals without any technical limitations by connecting all traders to a single investment pool irrespective of the registration server.
How does it work?
- For example, a broker has 2 trading servers – one on MetaTrader 4 and another on MetaTrader 5. On MetaTrader 4 there are 10 000 traders. The brokerage aims to extend its offer and launch social trading on MetaTrader 5. If it uses only a generic social trading solution, the full list of MT4 signal providers will be unavailable for MT5 users. In that case, the broker would need to create an entirely new client base on a different trading platform.
- With Brokeree’s cross-server Social Trading, a broker could instantly provide new MT5 subscribers with the portfolio of signal providers: users of both servers can freely share and copy trading signals.
The new Social Trading is a unique solution for brokers to launch or upgrade their copy trading offering as it combines extended copying modes and a user-friendly interface.
“Our clients grow and increase the number of trading platforms utilized in their infrastructure. Cross-server functionality is a consistent step to accommodate their growing demands and provide robust, EA-free technology”, commented Andrey Kamyshanov, Managing Partner at Brokeree Solutions. “With this update, both our flagship products, PAMM and now Social Trading, can be used to launch fully automated investment services across all connected MetaTrader servers.”
