Partnership
Liquidity offering
Aggregated pricing and execution for brokers, funds, and platforms that need a counterparty rather than a client account.
The offering
What institutional liquidity means here
Liquidity provision is the wholesale side of the business: instead of opening a trading account, an institution connects to our pricing and execution infrastructure and passes its own clients' flow through it. The counterparty is the firm, not a retail trader.
Pricing is aggregated across the same instrument set the retail business trades — forex, metals, energies, indices, stocks, and cryptocurrencies — so a partner can cover a broad product range through one connection rather than assembling separate arrangements per asset class.
Connectivity
How partners connect
Standard connectivity is a FIX API session for firms running their own order management, or a platform bridge for those operating MetaTrader and needing flow routed straight from it. Both deliver the same price stream; the choice is about what sits on your side.
Onboarding covers session credentials, a test environment for validating message handling before live flow, and agreed specifications for symbols, tick sizes, and settlement. Nothing goes live until both sides have executed against the test environment and matched the results.
Terms
Commercial structure
Institutional pricing is negotiated rather than published, because it depends on expected volume, the instruments covered, credit arrangements, and the technical shape of the connection. A firm passing size in major currency pairs and one covering a broad multi-asset book are different propositions.
What is fixed is the process: terms are agreed in writing before any connection is established, covering pricing, credit limits, settlement, and the obligations of each side. There is no arrangement here that begins before the paperwork does.
Who it suits
Who this is for
The liquidity offering suits regulated brokers seeking an additional or replacement provider, proprietary trading firms and funds needing multi-asset execution, and platform operators sourcing pricing for their own client base.
It is not a retail product and carries no retail protections: institutional counterparties are treated as professional parties, with the credit exposure and obligations that implies. Discussions begin with your regulatory status, expected volume, and technical setup.