A workspace for active market traders.
A professional multi-asset trading workspace for market information, order entry, execution status, positions and automation.
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Trading infrastructure for brokers, traders and liquidity providers across connected financial markets.

Financial MarketsA professional multi-asset trading workspace for market information, order entry, execution status, positions and automation.

Financial MarketsThe broker operating system for client records, onboarding, permissions, trading access, fees, reporting and audit.
Financial MarketsTools for liquidity providers to publish pricing, manage streams and connect to broker demand.
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A professional multi-asset trading workspace for market information, order entry, execution status, positions and automation.
TraderDesk brings market watch, live pricing, charting, indicators, order books, depth, order entry, positions, balances and P&L into one configurable workspace. The aim is to reduce the distance between monitoring, deciding and executing.
The trading model is designed for foreign exchange, fiat-denominated products, digital assets, stablecoins, tokenised assets, real-world assets and other electronically traded instruments. Different markets can keep their own liquidity and conventions while sharing one operating surface.
The broker operating system for client records, onboarding, permissions, trading access, fees, reporting and audit.
Onboarding, identity, client records, venue accounts, trading screens, fees and reporting are often bought or built separately, then stitched together manually. BrokerDesk addresses the operating layer around the trading experience.
BrokerDesk supports the journey from broker configuration and branding, through KYC and KYB onboarding, user and account provisioning, market entitlements, risk profiles, limits, execution volume, fee reporting, reconciliation and audit.
Tools for liquidity providers to publish pricing, manage streams and connect to broker demand.
LiquidityDesk represents the supply side of the financial-market product family. It gives liquidity providers a controlled way to connect, distribute prices, manage permitted flow and participate in broker demand.
Providers need to decide which counterparties can receive which streams, under what rules, and with what operational visibility. LiquidityDesk is positioned around controlled stream assignment rather than unmanaged distribution.
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