Forex Platform TradeLocker Expands Liquidity Options, Adds Takeprofit Tech

TradeLocker
has integrated the Takeprofit Liquidity Hub into its trading platform, enabling
forex brokers to access additional liquidity sources and expanding trade
execution options, the companies announced today (Tuesday).

TradeLocker Adds
Takeprofit Liquidity Hub to Trading Platform

The
integration allows brokers using TradeLocker’s platform
to connect to multiple liquidity providers while utilizing the platform’s
existing charting, trading, and risk management tools.

The
Liquidity Hub is a server-side tool tailored for forex brokers using platforms
like MetaTrader 4 (MT4), MetaTrader 5 (MT5) and custom trading systems. Its
primary purpose is to aggregate liquidity from various sources into a single,
manageable feed.

Diana Peip, Head of Sales at Takeprofit Tech

“We are glad to collaborate with TradeLocker
and assist it in the modernization of the trading environment and redefining
industry standards,” Diana
Peip
, Head of Sales at Takeprofit Tech,
commented. “TradeLocker’s commitment to empowering brokers with
state-of-the-art technology is boosting their ability to serve clients and
drive market success”.

Techprofit
has collaborated with several well-known brands in the FX/CFD and finance
industry, including Match-Trade
Technologies
and Binance.

TradeLocker Gains
Popularity Among Prop Firms

This move
comes as
a growing number of proprietary trading firms
show interest in
TradeLocker’s offering. Last month, FSCA-licensed proprietary trading firm Quant
Tekel
added the platform to its suite of tools, alongside cTrader.

In
September, Lionheart
Funding Program
, an Australia-based firm offering challenges to retail
traders, made a similar move. TradeLocker has gained traction among prop
trading firms this year, particularly following regulatory changes introduced
by MetaQuotes in February
. Notable firms currently offering TradeLocker
include Funding Pips, Top Tier Trader, and Goat Funded Trader (GFT).

TradeLocker
describes itself as a trading platform developed based on feedback from
traders, brokers, and proprietary trading firms. The platform offers charting
capabilities alongside risk management features including stop-loss and
take-profit functions.

Takeprofit
Tech, founded in 2013 and based in Cyprus, develops financial technology
software. The company produces automation tools and trading solutions for forex
brokers and liquidity providers.

The
integration is now available to TradeLocker clients, according to the
announcement.

TradeLocker
has integrated the Takeprofit Liquidity Hub into its trading platform, enabling
forex brokers to access additional liquidity sources and expanding trade
execution options, the companies announced today (Tuesday).

TradeLocker Adds
Takeprofit Liquidity Hub to Trading Platform

The
integration allows brokers using TradeLocker’s platform
to connect to multiple liquidity providers while utilizing the platform’s
existing charting, trading, and risk management tools.

The
Liquidity Hub is a server-side tool tailored for forex brokers using platforms
like MetaTrader 4 (MT4), MetaTrader 5 (MT5) and custom trading systems. Its
primary purpose is to aggregate liquidity from various sources into a single,
manageable feed.

Diana Peip, Head of Sales at Takeprofit Tech

“We are glad to collaborate with TradeLocker
and assist it in the modernization of the trading environment and redefining
industry standards,” Diana
Peip
, Head of Sales at Takeprofit Tech,
commented. “TradeLocker’s commitment to empowering brokers with
state-of-the-art technology is boosting their ability to serve clients and
drive market success”.

Techprofit
has collaborated with several well-known brands in the FX/CFD and finance
industry, including Match-Trade
Technologies
and Binance.

TradeLocker Gains
Popularity Among Prop Firms

This move
comes as
a growing number of proprietary trading firms
show interest in
TradeLocker’s offering. Last month, FSCA-licensed proprietary trading firm Quant
Tekel
added the platform to its suite of tools, alongside cTrader.

In
September, Lionheart
Funding Program
, an Australia-based firm offering challenges to retail
traders, made a similar move. TradeLocker has gained traction among prop
trading firms this year, particularly following regulatory changes introduced
by MetaQuotes in February
. Notable firms currently offering TradeLocker
include Funding Pips, Top Tier Trader, and Goat Funded Trader (GFT).

TradeLocker
describes itself as a trading platform developed based on feedback from
traders, brokers, and proprietary trading firms. The platform offers charting
capabilities alongside risk management features including stop-loss and
take-profit functions.

Takeprofit
Tech, founded in 2013 and based in Cyprus, develops financial technology
software. The company produces automation tools and trading solutions for forex
brokers and liquidity providers.

The
integration is now available to TradeLocker clients, according to the
announcement.

This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.

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