Tools for
Brokers (TFB)
has released an updated version of its Trade Processor liquidity bridge today
(Tuesday), introducing several new features and enhancements to its existing
functionality.
Tools for Brokers Updates
Trade Processor Liquidity Bridge
The
international technology company’s latest release includes a new order
splitting capability for high-volume order processing. This feature allows
clients to create splitting rules specifically for A-book orders, designed to
secure better execution pricing on large-volume transactions. According to the
company, the functionality is “user-friendly and is easy to
navigate.”
The update
also introduces more dynamic routing options through Brokerage Business
Intelligence (BBI) pools, which can now be selected in routing rules. Users
have access to two pool confirmation modes: manual and automatic. The manual
option provides additional protection by requiring user approval for every
change before implementation.
Trade Processor is a multi-part modular system developed by TFB that
serves as a secure liquidity bridge and market-making order pool. It connects
brokers to multiple liquidity providers, enabling efficient trade execution and
comprehensive risk management. The system is compatible with major trading
platforms such as MetaTrader, cTrader, Match-Trader, and DXTrade, facilitating
seamless integration across diverse trading environments.
“Small Changes Can
Trigger a Chain Reaction”
For
increased security, the new version allows rule lists to be locked in place,
preventing unwanted or accidental modifications to their order. The system now
also tracks when Feeding/Execution configurations were last updated and
restricts changes to outdated configurations, helping to avoid uncontrolled
changes and preventing conflicts in complex environments.
This
protective feature addresses potential issues in scenarios where “small
changes can trigger a chain reaction,” particularly benefiting brokers who
access Trade Processor via multiple tabs, devices, and accounts simultaneously.
Platform
compatibility has been expanded, with Trade Processor now supporting account
logins that include text strings. Additionally, the search function in the
execution configuration bridge has been upgraded to allow users to search by
groups, countries, security, and account colors.
The UK and Dubai Expansion
In October,
Finance Magnates reported that TFB opened a new representative office in
Dubai as part of its expansion strategy in the Middle East and North Africa
(MENA) region.
Dubai’s
growing reputation as a global financial hub influenced this decision. Its
strategic location and well-developed infrastructure make it an appealing
destination for financial technology firms looking to enter the regional
market.
In
December, TFB partnered with UK-based Global Markets Group Limited (GMG) to
integrate its Trade Processor bridging system into GMG’s trading
infrastructure. This collaboration aims to enhance TFB’s operations in the
local market. Through Trade Processor’s order aggregation features, GMG traders
will have access to more liquidity options and optimized pricing.
Two months
ago, in January, TFB formed a strategic partnership with CFI Financial Group.
As part of this agreement, CFI integrated TFB’s PAMM system into its platform
and adopted several plugins from the TFB Toolbox to improve its workflows.
Tools for
Brokers (TFB)
has released an updated version of its Trade Processor liquidity bridge today
(Tuesday), introducing several new features and enhancements to its existing
functionality.
Tools for Brokers Updates
Trade Processor Liquidity Bridge
The
international technology company’s latest release includes a new order
splitting capability for high-volume order processing. This feature allows
clients to create splitting rules specifically for A-book orders, designed to
secure better execution pricing on large-volume transactions. According to the
company, the functionality is “user-friendly and is easy to
navigate.”
The update
also introduces more dynamic routing options through Brokerage Business
Intelligence (BBI) pools, which can now be selected in routing rules. Users
have access to two pool confirmation modes: manual and automatic. The manual
option provides additional protection by requiring user approval for every
change before implementation.
Trade Processor is a multi-part modular system developed by TFB that
serves as a secure liquidity bridge and market-making order pool. It connects
brokers to multiple liquidity providers, enabling efficient trade execution and
comprehensive risk management. The system is compatible with major trading
platforms such as MetaTrader, cTrader, Match-Trader, and DXTrade, facilitating
seamless integration across diverse trading environments.
“Small Changes Can
Trigger a Chain Reaction”
For
increased security, the new version allows rule lists to be locked in place,
preventing unwanted or accidental modifications to their order. The system now
also tracks when Feeding/Execution configurations were last updated and
restricts changes to outdated configurations, helping to avoid uncontrolled
changes and preventing conflicts in complex environments.
This
protective feature addresses potential issues in scenarios where “small
changes can trigger a chain reaction,” particularly benefiting brokers who
access Trade Processor via multiple tabs, devices, and accounts simultaneously.
Platform
compatibility has been expanded, with Trade Processor now supporting account
logins that include text strings. Additionally, the search function in the
execution configuration bridge has been upgraded to allow users to search by
groups, countries, security, and account colors.
The UK and Dubai Expansion
In October,
Finance Magnates reported that TFB opened a new representative office in
Dubai as part of its expansion strategy in the Middle East and North Africa
(MENA) region.
Dubai’s
growing reputation as a global financial hub influenced this decision. Its
strategic location and well-developed infrastructure make it an appealing
destination for financial technology firms looking to enter the regional
market.
In
December, TFB partnered with UK-based Global Markets Group Limited (GMG) to
integrate its Trade Processor bridging system into GMG’s trading
infrastructure. This collaboration aims to enhance TFB’s operations in the
local market. Through Trade Processor’s order aggregation features, GMG traders
will have access to more liquidity options and optimized pricing.
Two months
ago, in January, TFB formed a strategic partnership with CFI Financial Group.
As part of this agreement, CFI integrated TFB’s PAMM system into its platform
and adopted several plugins from the TFB Toolbox to improve its workflows.
This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.
