Browser-first trader dashboard
No install workflow, brand domain, account session and responsive controls.
Web Trading Terminal · TRADE OS
Web Trading Terminal & Branded Forex Web Trader for Brokers
Offer a custom-branded browser trading experience with documented account access, charting, order tickets and data-provider dependencies.
See pricing and features ↓TRADE OS · Complete package comparison
Compare every forex platform feature, clearly.
24 technical and commercial feature requirements in four families, with our Basic, Turnkey and Server package prices at the top. A written order confirms which modules and third-party integrations are actually licensed and included.
Feature comparison Find the right forex platform. Feature-by-feature account, integration and operations checklist. | |||
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| Forex trading terminal & brand | |||
| Branded trader interfaceOwn-brand visuals, account controls and allowed distribution. | Core | Core | Core |
| Web trading accessBrowsers and chart features under contracted vendor rights. | Core | Core | Core |
| iOS / Android applicationMobile rights, distribution and maintenance separately scoped. | Add-on | Add-on | Add-on |
| Charts, instruments and ordersCoverage, feed, order types and historical data to be tested. | Verify | Verify | Verify |
| Multiple brand supportSub-brand and tenant rights subject to contract. | Verify | Verify | Verify |
| Trading account creationClient groups, permissions and lifecycle events. | Core | Core | Core |
| Forex broker operations & CRM | |||
| CRM integrationChoose compatible independent CRM or scoped integration. | Add-on | Core | Core |
| Trader room / client cabinetKYC state, funds and account history, external CRM as applicable. | Add-on | Core | Core |
| Back-office operator rolesSeparate admin, finance, support and compliance powers. | Core | Core | Core |
| IB and affiliate trackingCommission calculation, ledgers and reversal logic. | Add-on | Add-on | Core |
| Deposit/withdrawal workflowsPSP access, account-ledger matching and error handling. | Add-on | Core | Core |
| Risk monitoring and alertsExposure, stale quotes, margin controls and escalation. | Core | Core | Core |
| Execution, bridge & market data | |||
| Price feed provenanceInstrument entitlement, vendor contracts and quote accuracy. | Verify | Verify | Verify |
| Liquidity provider connectorLP approval, integration type, FIX requirements and connectivity. | Add-on | Add-on | Add-on |
| Bridge / order routingMap symbols, markups, rejected trades and recovery. | Add-on | Core | Core |
| Execution / reconciliation logsOrder, deal and balance event matching. | Core | Core | Core |
| Multiple data feedsCommercial data subscriptions and failover model. | Add-on | Add-on | Add-on |
| Latency and load acceptanceMeasure real candidate environments; no guaranteed numbers. | Core | Core | Core |
| Security, infrastructure & control | |||
| Hosting deploymentRegion, capacity and tenancy as outlined in offer. | Verify | Verify | Verify |
| Dedicated server architectureServer package-specific infrastructure scope. | Add-on | Add-on | Core |
| Backup and recoveryDocument tested restoration targets. | Core | Core | Core |
| Client data export and retentionData ownership and migration path. | Core | Core | Core |
| API and extensibilityAuthentication, versions, rate limits and sandbox. | Verify | Verify | Verify |
| Incident supportResponse times and 24/7 terms only if contracted. | Verify | Verify | Verify |
On mobile, swipe the table horizontally. Core, Add-on and Verify mean intended product scope, optional modules, and vendor-confirmation requirements. Status labels are not unconditional software or liquidity-provider entitlements.
What to evaluate before you buy
Live watchlists and charts
Symbol feeds, bid/ask spread, historical candles, charting and entitlement tests.
Order-entry interface
Buy/sell tickets, margin preview, stops and confirmations with idempotent execution.
Positions and trade history
Open positions, closed deals, statements, ledger reconciliation and order status.
Security and observability
Sign-in, rate limits, session expiry, account permissions and error monitoring.
Does a web terminal itself supply trading liquidity?
No. A user-facing terminal depends on authorized pricing/market data, account management, order-routing and liquidity/platform services; these must be contracted separately.