How Customizable Is Takeprofit Bridge? Configuration Options for Brokers

A liquidity bridge is not a system brokers configure once and leave unchanged. Liquidity sources, pricing, routing rules, client groups, and risk settings may need to change as the brokerage grows or its trading model evolves.

Despite the fact that Takeprofit Bridge is an alternative to oneZero Hub, it is designed as a highly configurable and flexible liquidity infrastructure. Brokers can adapt it in two ways:

Configure the existing functionality — including symbols, liquidity providers, synthetic liquidity, price channels, accounts, execution rules, and exposure limits.
Request custom development — including new functionality, integrations, and connections to liquidity providers that are not yet supported.

Below, we look at both levels of customization.

1. Bridge Configuration Options

Symbols

Each instrument can be configured separately. Brokers can define:

base and quote currencies
suffix
number of digits
market depth
aggregation mode
quote expiration
liquidity-provider priority

The same instrument can have different names across different liquidity providers. Takeprofit Bridge maps these LP-specific symbols to the Bridge symbol and allows the broker to determine which providers participate in the aggregated book and in what priority.

Symbols can also be imported, exported, filtered, and edited in bulk.

Makers: liquidity providers

Each liquidity provider is configured as a maker.

For every connection, brokers can configure the integration type, connection parameters, connection status, and quote logging.

Settings can also be defined per liquidity provider and per symbol, including:

bid and ask markup
price multiplier
default volume
volume step
tick size

This allows different liquidity sources to use different pricing and instrument settings within the same Bridge installation.

Synthetic liquidity

Takeprofit Bridge can generate synthetic instruments instead of receiving them directly from an external liquidity provider. Brokers can configure:

the calculation formula
fixed or variable spread
market-depth structure
volume at each depth level
price steps
price and volume noise
level retention
source-stale timeout

Synthetic liquidity can also be combined with real liquidity in the same order book.

Takers

Takers are the systems that consume liquidity from Takeprofit Bridge, such as trading platforms, white labels, or API clients. For each taker, brokers can configure:

connection type and parameters
subscribed price channels
margin account
optional drop-copy destination

Quotes, trades, and drop-copy operate through separate sessions and can be monitored independently.

Price channels

Price channels allow brokers to create different quote streams from the same underlying liquidity. For each instrument within a price channel, brokers can configure:

outgoing symbol name
digits
liquidity providers contributing quotes
bid and ask markup
minimum and maximum spread
maximum depth
volume step
starting book level
dynamic spread settings

Different takers can then be assigned to different price channels.

Within each price channel, brokers can create rules that define how individual instruments or groups of instruments are priced and distributed. A single price channel supports up to 65,536 such rules. This limit applies to the number of rules in the channel, not to the number of symbols supported by Takeprofit Bridge.

Risk profiles

Risk profiles control how orders are processed and how A-book and B-book routing is applied. At profile level, brokers can configure:

stop-out level
margin rate
default B-book share
commission per million
end-of-day offset
rounding
available liquidity providers
volume allocation between providers

Each profile can also contain an ordered set of execution rules.

A rule can match an order based on parameters such as:

time and day
login
account group
symbol
security
order comment
account color
BUY or SELL direction
volume
balance
position lifetime
execution type
order type

The rule can then:

reject the order
change the B-book share
change the volume share
add an execution delay
add slippage
treat a limit order as a market order
apply worst-price protection
change the book-price basis
redirect the order to another account

This lets brokers build execution logic for specific client groups, instruments, order sizes, or trading periods without custom coding.

Events

Events allow brokers to schedule temporary changes to price-channel settings. An event can override:

markups
minimum spread
maximum spread
maximum depth
volume step

For example, a broker can automatically apply different pricing during rollover, major market events, or periods of lower liquidity and return to the standard configuration afterward.

Net open position limits

NOP Limits allow brokers to control exposure and configure alerts. Limits can be defined by:

symbol pattern
price channels
accounts
consumers
exposure limit in USD
alert threshold
notification destination

2. Custom Development and New Integrations

Configuration is only one level of customization in Takeprofit Bridge.
If a broker needs functionality that is not available in the standard configuration, Takeprofit Tech can also develop additional features or integrations for a specific setup.

One common example is liquidity-provider connectivity.

Takeprofit Bridge already supports integrations with 30+ liquidity providers and liquidity technology vendors. If a broker works with a provider that is not yet supported, a new connection can be developed on request.

The same approach can be used for other broker-specific requirements, such as:

Takeprofit Bridge API and FIX integration
specific routing or execution logic
custom reporting
new monitoring requirements
integrations with internal broker systems

This is an important difference between configuring an existing liquidity hub and adapting the infrastructure itself.

Brokers evaluating Takeprofit Bridge against systems such as oneZero Hub or PrimeXM XCore therefore do not have to limit the comparison to the functionality available out of the box.

If a specific integration or workflow is missing, it can be discussed as a custom development rather than treated as a fixed product limitation. This also makes it easier to migrate from oneZero Hub to Takeprofit Bridge.