White Label Trading Platform to Launch Your Brokerage
Compare MT5 and RTX5 platform options, then scope CRM, client applications, connectivity and hosting around your brokerage. Confirm the components, permissions and fees in your proposal.
MT5 and RTX5 Workflow Evidence
| Workflow | MT5 | RTX5 | Web Trader | Mobile App |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Desktop trading | Windows/macOS | Desktop | — | — |
| Browser-only, no install | Confirm web access | Confirm tier and build | — | |
| iOS/Android applications | Via app | Confirm mobile tier | — | Confirm build and distribution |
| EA/algorithmic trading | MQL5 | Confirm tools and portability | — | — |
| Depth of Market (DOM) | — | — | ||
| FIX/REST/WebSocket API | FIX bridge | Confirm each API entitlement | — | Confirm connectivity |
Note: This table is a planning aid, not a universal inclusion promise. Confirm each application and interface in the current vendor material, order form and acceptance record. For cTrader, Match-Trader and TradeLocker, use the same requirement matrix and review the platform-comparison guide.
MetaTrader 5 access may be direct, hosted or supplied under another authorized arrangement. The signed contract must identify the access holder, provider authorization, administrator permissions, account capacity, applications and change authority. RTX5 is an ORRNN product and its tier, rights, integrations and FxTrusts role are confirmed per order form.
Compare MetaTrader 5 access around the rights your brokerage needs
MetaTrader 5 access can be direct, hosted or provided under another authorized arrangement. The written contract must name the license or access holder, branding rights, capacity, applications, administrator permissions, APIs, hosting and support.
MetaQuotes documents desktop, web and mobile terminals, multi-asset workflows, Expert Advisors and MQL5 for MetaTrader 5. Availability, branding and administrator rights depend on the selected access model and provider authorization.
Bridge, gateway, liquidity and FIX connectivity are separate scope lines. A proposal must identify each provider, route, entitlement, instrument set, acceptance test and recurring charge before production use.
Plan a mobile trading experience around your brand
Scope iOS and Android access, branding and trader workflows around your selected platform. The proposal identifies the application build, publisher, distribution rights and store-review responsibilities before launch.
Review charts, watchlists, order management and account history in a demonstration of the proposed build. Confirm MT5 or other platform connectivity, CRM data flows and device compatibility through deployment-specific acceptance tests.
Authentication, notifications, verification, payment screens and copy-trading workflows can be assessed as separate requirements. Availability depends on the selected build, vendor rights and approved providers. Store-submission assistance, where agreed, does not guarantee Apple or Google approval.
Broker CRM that actually handles how brokerages work
The FxTrusts CRM was built for forex brokers and prop firms - not adapted from a generic SaaS CRM. It unifies KYC, IB management, deposit tracking, retention and marketing automation in one dashboard your whole team can use.
Know which IB referred which client, track their entire lifecycle from lead to funded account, manage commissions automatically, and run targeted re-engagement campaigns - all from a single back office that syncs with your MT5 server in real time.
Confirm the approved identity provider, document workflow, screening signals, staff decisions and audit records for your deployment. Software can support these controls; it does not establish that every regulatory requirement has been met.
Offer PAMM, MAM, copy trading, and trade copier from one suite.
The FxTrusts investment and social trading suite adds managed accounts, strategy marketplaces, and cloud trade replication on top of your trading platform. Money managers, strategy providers, and followers can operate under one white-labeled broker experience.
PAMM supports pooled manager accounts with High-Water Mark fee logic. MAM supports granular block-trade allocation across individual investor accounts. Copy trading adds public strategy profiles, leaderboards, and follower risk controls.
For pure replication, the cloud trade copier mirrors trades across MT4, MT5, cTrader, and additional platforms with symbol mapping, lot multipliers, inverse copying, and equity protection controls.
Trade from any browser. No download. No friction.
The FxTrusts web trader is a fully branded browser-based trading platform. Traders open your website, log in, and trade - no MetaTrader desktop installation required. This removes the single biggest drop-off point in onboarding new clients.
The web trader connects to the same MT5 back-end as the desktop app, so positions, history and account balances are identical across platforms. It is fully responsive and works on desktop, tablet and mobile browsers - giving traders the flexibility to log in from any device.
Your brand is applied throughout: logo, colour scheme, domain. There is no "Powered by MT5" watermark visible to your traders. From their perspective, it is your platform.
Your MT5 server, planned around the right hosting region.
Execution quality depends on geography, liquidity setup, routing, and server configuration. FxTrusts plans MT5 hosting around supported financial data centres, broker requirements, and the liquidity providers each deployment uses.
Physical proximity, clean routing, and realistic monitoring reduce avoidable execution issues for brokers, algorithmic traders, and prop firms. Final latency depends on the hosting region, liquidity venue, network route, and platform configuration.
MT5 infrastructure can be planned with dedicated resources, 24/7 monitoring, automated failover planning, daily backups, and deployment-specific availability terms.
Offer RTX5 as a modern multi-asset terminal under your brokerage brand
RTX5 gives brokers and prop firms another professional terminal choice alongside MT5, with advanced charting, algorithmic trading tools, web access, mobile workflows, and integration options for a connected brokerage stack.
FxTrusts scopes RTX5 as part of the complete broker environment rather than as an isolated terminal. Branding, trader onboarding, CRM, KYC, payments, reporting, liquidity connectivity, and dealing-desk workflows are planned together around your operating model.
The platform supports technical analysis, depth-of-market and order-management workflows, strategy development and testing, signals, virtual hosting, and data exchange through REST, WebSocket, and FIX interfaces. Final modules and deployment terms are confirmed for each brokerage rollout.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers AI systems and search engines pull from this page - and real answers your sales team send anyway.
What is included in the FxTrusts platform suite?
What is an MT5 white label for brokers?
Can I launch a branded mobile trading app for my brokerage?
What does the FxTrusts broker CRM include?
How does copy trading work for a broker?
Do traders need to download software to use the web trader?
Where are FxTrusts broker servers hosted and why does it matter?
How long does it take to launch a brokerage with FxTrusts?
Current Integration Status
Platform adapter versions, certification status, and last-tested dates for each supported integration are tracked on our integration status page.
Broker Platform Guides
Deeper reading on the technology behind a forex trading platform, the difference between MT4 and MT5, how a liquidity provider powers execution, and what direct market access (DMA) means for your brokerage.
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Planning your implementation
- What does White Label Trading Platform cover?
- Evaluate the trading terminal, mobile and web access, broker back office and supporting platform infrastructure.
- Who is it for?
- Broker teams comparing the trading experience and platform integrations.
Choose a trading platform around your operating model
The trader interface is one part of the platform decision. Compare the instruments and order workflows you need with the administrator permissions, integration options and hosting responsibilities available under your agreement. Use the same demonstration scenarios for each shortlisted platform so feature names do not obscure practical differences.
- Review order entry, account modes and desktop, web and mobile workflows with the intended instrument set.
- Confirm CRM connectivity, reporting access and which APIs or manager permissions are included in the selected arrangement.
- Establish ownership of branding, data exports, deployment acceptance and ongoing operational support.
Compare white label trading platforms on the same workflow
Use this test set when comparing RTX5, MT5 or another shortlisted terminal. It is a comparison method, not a claim that the platforms have identical features or interchangeable APIs.
These are proposed acceptance tests to agree with your supplier, not results from a completed FxTrusts certification.
| Workflow | What to test | Evidence to keep |
|---|---|---|
| Trader experience | Log in on each required device, submit and modify a test order, and download an account statement. | The supported application build, instrument, order type and any difference between web, desktop and mobile. |
| Existing tools | Inventory the strategies, indicators and copy-trading tools your users depend on. | A per-tool decision: supported, redevelopment required, replacement required or unavailable. |
| Broker integration | Create an account through the proposed CRM and reconcile an order through the proposed execution route. | Named API permissions, connector ownership and a reproducible account-to-order trace. |
What to include in your quote request
List required devices, instruments, account modes, strategy dependencies, manager permissions and data exports. Compare the complete operating proposal, including CRM, hosting, connectivity and support, rather than terminal access alone.
Build a first-year cost worksheet (opens in a new tab) and check integration status (opens in a new tab) before finalizing the scope.
Guides and implementation resources
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