Brokerage technology, built and operated for you.
CRM, MetaTrader, risk, connectivity and infrastructure. One engineering team.
One team, one operating layer
Brokerexa builds, deploys and runs the technology a brokerage operates on. Buy the CRM and the risk product, hand us the MetaTrader environment, or have us build what does not exist off the shelf.
Services
Manage the complete lifecycle of your brokerage infrastructure.
Trading Platform Management
Manage the entire lifecycle of trading platforms, including MetaTrader (MT4/MT5), cTrader, Match Trader, Sirix, and other popular or customized trading platforms.
EXPLORE ARCHITECTUREBridge and Liquidity Management
Set up, configure, and maintain Bridge Systems, LP and FIX API connections, Aggregator, and Execution Engines with monitoring and failover.
EXPLORE ARCHITECTUREHosting and Connectivity Management
Plan, deploy, and optimize hosting environments. Administer OS, assist in optimizing cross-border connectivity, and implement disaster recovery.
EXPLORE ARCHITECTUREProp Trading Solutions
Turnkey solutions for prop trading firms. Build and maintain solid infrastructure across every key area, from platforms and liquidity to automation and operations.
EXPLORE ARCHITECTUREBusiness Intelligence (BI) Solutions
Transform raw data into actionable insights for smarter decisions and strategic growth. Seamless integration with trading platforms, CRMs, and payment systems.
EXPLORE ARCHITECTUREAdditional Services and Solutions
Assist brokers in finding, integrating, testing, and engaging with various services required throughout the brokerage life cycle through our extensive and robust industry network.
EXPLORE ARCHITECTURE
Brokerage technology ecosystem. Directly connected to what you run.
Native API connectivity across 32+ industry-standard trading platforms, liquidity bridges, and payment rails.
32 DIRECT INTEGRATIONS
Live Ecosystem Connectivity Stream
Where brokers start
Most engagements begin with one product or service. The rest is ready when you want it.
ENTRY 01
Launching a brokerage
The licence is in hand or close. The operational stack has to exist before the first client does — and it has to be defensible on day one, not retrofitted after the first audit.
Focus Area
White labelCRMFirst platform
ENTRY 02
Consolidating a running book
The business works. It just runs on six tools and a spreadsheet, and every number has two versions. You want one record without stopping to replatform.
Focus Area
CRMPaymentsReporting
ENTRY 03
Multi-brand groups
Several brands, several servers, one back office. Each brand needs its own front and its own rules; the controls, reporting and reconciliation behind them should be the same system.
Focus Area
Shared layerPer-brand configuration
ENTRY 04
Funded trader programmes
Evaluation rules, breach handling and payout eligibility have to be enforced against live account state — not reconstructed from yesterday’s report once a trader disputes the result.
Focus Area
Risk rulesAccountsPayouts
Questions before the first call
Four practical answers on fitting Brokerexa into an existing brokerage operation.
Yes. Most engagements start inside an environment that is already running, and the work is scoped around it rather than against it. We read what is there — platforms, providers, databases, integrations, infrastructure — and connect to the interfaces those systems already expose. Replacing the stack is one possible outcome of that review, not the price of entry.
Yes. CRM, MetaTrader services, risk tooling, infrastructure, integrations, custom engineering and technical support are separate services and can be engaged individually. A brokerage that only wants its MT5 estate administered, or only a dealer tool built, is a complete engagement on its own. Taking more of it later does not require starting again.
Yes, through the providers' own APIs. Deposit and withdrawal flows, settlement and failure handling, routing rules by method, currency and region, and reconciliation against the provider's own record. Verification vendors write their result to the client record, so onboarding state is one value across the business, and more than one vendor can run by region or as a fallback. Integrations has the connection model.
A technical review of what exists. Current environment and where it is hosted, platforms and versions, providers and integrations, infrastructure and network, databases, dependencies between systems, and what the business actually needs the result to do. That review produces the scope, the sequence and the risks, and it happens before anyone commits to a deployment date.
From the operations desk
Technical writing and architectural post-mortems on brokerage operations, live risk, and multi-platform infrastructure.
See it running on your stack.
A technical session on your own setup: your MetaTrader environment, CRM, providers and integrations, and what we would deploy, migrate or build first.