FxTrusts Clients Launch MT5 Brokerage
How FxTrusts Clients Launch Their MT5 Brokerage
Generic launch guides describe the industry-standard process. This page is specifically about how that process plays out with FxTrusts — the actual sequence of calls, configuration decisions, and internal handoffs a broker goes through when working directly with our team, rather than a general framework that could apply to any provider.
The First Call: Scoping the Setup
Every engagement starts with a discovery call focused on understanding a broker's specific starting point — existing infrastructure (if any), target regions, platform preference, and business model (retail brokerage, prop firm, or a hybrid). This scoping call determines which parts of the standard setup timeline apply and flags any region-specific licensing considerations early, before any configuration work begins.
Dedicated Account Manager Assignment
Once scoping is complete, a dedicated account manager is assigned to the broker for the full onboarding period — this is the same person coordinating platform configuration, CRM setup, and liquidity testing, rather than the broker being routed through different specialists for each stage with information getting lost in handoffs.
Configuration Week: What Actually Happens
During the platform and CRM configuration phase, the account manager works directly with the broker on branding application (logo, colors, terminology), instrument and symbol selection matched to the target client base, and CRM workflow setup including KYC requirements and initial payment method integration. This is a collaborative back-and-forth rather than the broker submitting a form and waiting — configuration decisions get real-time feedback on technical feasibility and typical industry practice.
Liquidity Testing: A Real Stress Test, Not a Formality
Before any broker goes live, FxTrusts runs liquidity and execution testing using simulated trading volume across normal and volatile market conditions — not a single test trade, but a realistic pattern designed to surface any execution issues before real clients experience them. This step is treated as non-negotiable regardless of how much time pressure a broker is under to launch quickly.
Go-Live and the First 30 Days
At go-live, the assigned account manager remains the broker's primary point of contact through the critical first 30 days, when most real-world configuration issues (deposit flow edge cases, IB commission structure adjustments, execution quality under actual client volume) tend to surface. This continuity — the same account manager from scoping call through the first month live — is a deliberate part of how FxTrusts structures onboarding, rather than transitioning a broker to general support immediately at launch.
What Brokers Consistently Ask About During This Process
Based on recurring questions from brokers going through this process, the most common topics are: how quickly branding changes can be made after initial configuration (generally straightforward), what happens if a target region turns out to need additional licensing consideration (addressed during the scoping call specifically to avoid this surfacing later), and how IB commission structures get configured for non-standard referral models (handled directly with the account manager during CRM setup).
Related reading:
· Get Started
· Launch Your MT5 Brokerage in 14 Days
· About FxTrusts
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I get the same account manager throughout the entire process?
Yes — the same dedicated account manager handles scoping, configuration, liquidity testing, and the first 30 days post-launch, rather than transitioning between different specialists at each stage.
How much input do I have during the configuration phase?
Significant input — branding, instrument selection, and CRM workflow configuration are done collaboratively with real-time feedback, not submitted as a form and returned as a finished product.
Is liquidity testing skipped for brokers wanting a faster launch?
No — this step is treated as a fixed part of the process regardless of timeline pressure, since it's designed to catch execution issues before they affect real clients.
What kind of support continues after the first 30 days?
After the initial 30-day period, brokers transition to FxTrusts' standard ongoing support structure, with the same account manager typically remaining available for major configuration changes or questions.
