Two companies associated with the CFD industry have decided to enter the dynamically developing prop trading sector more strongly. Brokeree Solutions, aninternational technology provider for brokerage firms, has announced itsintegration with AltimaCRM, a customer relationship management (CRM) systemdeveloped by Intivion Technologies.
Thispartnership is designed to facilitate prop trading services by combining thefunctionalities of both platforms. It enables brokers and traders' funding firmsto manage the entire customer journey, from registration to scaling up tradingoperations.
VictorIvanov, the EMEA Regional Head of Business Development at Brokeree Solutions, noted the partnership as a step forward in providing brokers and traders'funding firms with a comprehensive platform for launching prop tradingservices.
“Now theymay access both AltimaCRM and Brokeree’s Prop Pulse system within a singleportal,” he commented. “This deep integration presents brokers with astreamlined approach, complementing Prop Pulse’s account management efficiencywith the capabilities of Intivion’s AltimaCRM.”
— Brokeree Solutions - Forex Technology Provider (@brokeree_com) April 8, 2024Intivion’s AltimaCRM integrates with Brokeree Solutions
With this integration, brokers may experience Intivion's comprehensive AltimaCRM with Brokeree's new Prop Pulse product, designed specifically for prop trading operations.
Request a demo via sales@brokeree.com pic.twitter.com/MjYHgGuawa
AltimaCRM,developed by Intivion Technologies in 2006, offers a tailored CRM solutionfor FX brokers, emphasizing lead conversion and operational efficiency. On theother side, Brokeree’s Prop Pulse introduces a new platform that addresses the account management needs of brokers interested in prop trading, featuringcustomizable multi-step challenges for trader evaluation.
Theintegration allows for the Prop Pulse system's features to be managed withinthe AltimaCRM interface, streamlining brokers' operations by providing a unified system for tracking challenges and trader performance. By consolidating system management into a single interface, this move is expected to enhance brokerage teams' user experience.
Brokeree’s Prop PulseGoing Places
Brokeree introduced Prop Pulse at the beginning of January and has enjoyedconsiderable popularity since then. The prop trading industry, on the other hand, has faced criticism and controversy due to the lack of licenses and is facing issues after MetaQuotes suspended cooperation.
On theother hand, it attracts many users and new companies that want to make theirmark in this business. Prop Pulse has helped by offering features that include easy onboarding of new clients, creating customizable evaluation challenges, setting up multiple trading objectives and risk thresholds, monitoring trader performance, and receiving alerts.
This websolution can integrate with existing trading platforms like MetaTrader 4 and 5,providing dashboards to track trader metrics at various stages, fromregistration to funding accounts.
Brokeree Solutions ExpandsIts Reach
In a moveduring October 2023, Brokeree Solutions expanded its technology offerings byintegrating its leading liquidity management tool, the Liquidity Bridge, withthe cTrader platform developed by Spotware Systems. Marking the firstcollaboration between Brokeree and Spotware, this integration grants access toBrokeree’s advanced liquidity enhancement technology for over 100 globalbrokers and 4 million traders using cTrader.
Furtheringits commitment to growth, Brokeree Solutions announced the inauguration ofa new office in Cyprus. This strategic move aims to leverage Cyprus's richfinancial infrastructure and its conducive business environment, positioningBrokeree closer to key market players and clients in the region.
In another development,Brokeree announced the integration of its Liquidity Bridge with the liquidityservices provided by Advance Markets. This partnership extends the reach ofBrokeree's liquidity management solutions to brokers utilizing MetaTrader 4,MetaTrader 5, and DXtrade platforms.
Two companies associated with the CFD industry have decided to enter the dynamically developing prop trading sector more strongly. Brokeree Solutions, aninternational technology provider for brokerage firms, has announced itsintegration with AltimaCRM, a customer relationship management (CRM) systemdeveloped by Intivion Technologies.
Thispartnership is designed to facilitate prop trading services by combining thefunctionalities of both platforms. It enables brokers and traders' funding firmsto manage the entire customer journey, from registration to scaling up tradingoperations.
VictorIvanov, the EMEA Regional Head of Business Development at Brokeree Solutions, noted the partnership as a step forward in providing brokers and traders'funding firms with a comprehensive platform for launching prop tradingservices.
“Now theymay access both AltimaCRM and Brokeree’s Prop Pulse system within a singleportal,” he commented. “This deep integration presents brokers with astreamlined approach, complementing Prop Pulse’s account management efficiencywith the capabilities of Intivion’s AltimaCRM.”
— Brokeree Solutions - Forex Technology Provider (@brokeree_com) April 8, 2024Intivion’s AltimaCRM integrates with Brokeree Solutions
With this integration, brokers may experience Intivion's comprehensive AltimaCRM with Brokeree's new Prop Pulse product, designed specifically for prop trading operations.
Request a demo via sales@brokeree.com pic.twitter.com/MjYHgGuawa
AltimaCRM,developed by Intivion Technologies in 2006, offers a tailored CRM solutionfor FX brokers, emphasizing lead conversion and operational efficiency. On theother side, Brokeree’s Prop Pulse introduces a new platform that addresses the account management needs of brokers interested in prop trading, featuringcustomizable multi-step challenges for trader evaluation.
Theintegration allows for the Prop Pulse system's features to be managed withinthe AltimaCRM interface, streamlining brokers' operations by providing a unified system for tracking challenges and trader performance. By consolidating system management into a single interface, this move is expected to enhance brokerage teams' user experience.
Brokeree’s Prop PulseGoing Places
Brokeree introduced Prop Pulse at the beginning of January and has enjoyedconsiderable popularity since then. The prop trading industry, on the other hand, has faced criticism and controversy due to the lack of licenses and is facing issues after MetaQuotes suspended cooperation.
On theother hand, it attracts many users and new companies that want to make theirmark in this business. Prop Pulse has helped by offering features that include easy onboarding of new clients, creating customizable evaluation challenges, setting up multiple trading objectives and risk thresholds, monitoring trader performance, and receiving alerts.
This websolution can integrate with existing trading platforms like MetaTrader 4 and 5,providing dashboards to track trader metrics at various stages, fromregistration to funding accounts.
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Brokeree Solutions ExpandsIts Reach
In a moveduring October 2023, Brokeree Solutions expanded its technology offerings byintegrating its leading liquidity management tool, the Liquidity Bridge, withthe cTrader platform developed by Spotware Systems. Marking the firstcollaboration between Brokeree and Spotware, this integration grants access toBrokeree’s advanced liquidity enhancement technology for over 100 globalbrokers and 4 million traders using cTrader.
Furtheringits commitment to growth, Brokeree Solutions announced the inauguration ofa new office in Cyprus. This strategic move aims to leverage Cyprus's richfinancial infrastructure and its conducive business environment, positioningBrokeree closer to key market players and clients in the region.
In another development,Brokeree announced the integration of its Liquidity Bridge with the liquidityservices provided by Advance Markets. This partnership extends the reach ofBrokeree's liquidity management solutions to brokers utilizing MetaTrader 4,MetaTrader 5, and DXtrade platforms.
