- Connect to any liquidity provider
- Manage order flows and execution conditions across A-book and B-book
- Receive 24/7 support from a team with 13 years of expertise in bridges and dealing solutions
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Supported Integrations
- MT4 / MT5 / cTrader / TradeLocker / Any FIX API platform
- Liquidity providers and prime brokers: Broctagon Prime, Finalto, Integral, GBE Prime, LMAX, Match-Prime, Flowbank, Match-Prime, Exante, Xenfin, GCEX, Tradeview Markets, Gate.io, B2C2, Axon Trade, Equity Capital, Infinox, Zerodha, Scope Markets, Alchemy Markets, Phillip Capital UK, Top FX, Velocity Trade
- Crypto exchanges: Binance, Bitfinex, Kraken, OKcoin, Alpaca
- Any other liquidity source per your request
Advantages of Takeprofit Bridge
Risk management
- Hedging strategies with coverage multipliers and reverse trading.
- Slippage control for SL/TP and limit orders
- Emergency failover for trading instruments system. The bridge automatically switches to another available liquidity provider if a price for a symbol isn’t updated for more than 30 seconds.
Liquidity management
- Combining A-book and B-book. Takeprofit Bridge enables you to segment traders into groups — automatically routing high-performing clients to external liquidity providers for execution, while processing other groups internally to optimize risk and profitability.
- Simple and advanced aggregation. The bridge can select the best price among active liquidity providers and sends the full order to one provider. Or it can split the order volume across multiple providers according to available price levels.
- Multiple symbols per one maker symbol. If the maker symbol is EURUSD, you can generate variations like EURUSD.x, EURUSD.y, EURUSD.132, and so on. Each generated symbol can have its own settings.
- Pips and percentage-based price markups. In the first case, when you use pips-based markups, the system adds or subtracts a fixed number of pips to the original price.
In the second case, when you use percentage-based markups, the bridge adjusts the price according to the specified percentage. For example, if your bid price is 123.00 and the markup is 10%, the bridge will transform this price to 110.70, and your traders will see that adjusted price. The percentage markup scales dynamically with the market price, making it a flexible way to manage spreads proportionally.
Technical benefits
- Interoperability with third-party solutions: bridges, MAMs, and commission plugins.
- Built-in real-time bridge health monitoring system, integrated with our technical support desk.
- Ability to save deal information to the execution provider’s system.
- Auto-detection and reporting of incorrect group settings.
- High load resistance: up to 1,500 quotes per second and tick-to-trade latency of less than 30 ms under light load.
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FAQ
Which MetaTrader bridge to pick for a forex brokerage?
For forex brokerages, the best MetaTrader bridge is the one that gives enough execution control without creating unnecessary cost or operational complexity. Expensive enterprise-grade solutions can make sense for large brokers, but they are often overkill for a new or mid-sized brokerage.
If you run MT4, MT5, or both, a third-party liquidity bridge is a practical choice. It should connect your trading server to liquidity providers, aggregate prices, route orders, support symbol mapping, apply markups, and give your risk team control over A-book, B-book, or hybrid execution.
When choosing a bridge, focus on these questions:
- Does it support your platform setup? Some bridges are MT4-only, some are MT5-only, and some support both or even can be connected simultaneously to other trading platforms. If you are going to scale and operate both platforms, avoid solutions that force you into separate infrastructure.
- Can it connect to your liquidity providers? The bridge should support your LPs through FIX API or another stable connection method. Multi-LP aggregation helps brokers maintain backup liquidity, avoid quote outages and execution failures, and access better pricing across providers.
- Does it fit your risk model? A brokerage that runs pure STP has different requirements from one using a hybrid A-book/B-book model. Look for routing rules by symbol, group, account, volume, or risk profile.
- How transparent is execution reporting? You need clear logs for fills, rejects, slippage, markups, commissions, LP routing, and reconciliation. A bridge that is hard to audit will create problems for support, dealing, and finance teams.
- Is the price justified by your trading volume? Expensive solutions like oneZero and PrimeXM, long-established players in the market, may only make sense when the brokerage has enough volume, revenue, and internal technical resources to benefit from them. For startup brokers, Takeprofit Bridge, the new technological leader that has redefined the market standard, is the smarter choice.
What is the best liquidity bridge for a small forex broker?
For a small forex broker, the best liquidity bridge is the one that:
- gives stable execution
- provides basic risk management
- fast support
- without adding unnecessary infrastructure costs
Small brokers connect their MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5 to just one or two liquidity providers to support backup liquidity. So no sophisticated routing is needed.
Large, long-established solutions like oneZero and PrimeXM may be a good fit for brokers with high trading volumes, dedicated technical teams, and complex institutional setups. However, for startup and growing brokers, they can be too expensive and difficult to justify from an ROI perspective.
For a small brokerage Takeprofit Bridge, a next-generation technology leader that has redefined the market standard can be a better option. It provides technology on par with oneZero and PrimeXM while offering stronger flexibility, faster and easier onboarding, responsive support, and a more cost-effective setup.
What is the best liquidity bridge with risk management tools?
Key risk management features to look for in liquidity bridge include:
- A-book and B-book routing
- Execution rules by symbol, group, volume, or client profile
- Failover logic in case a liquidity provider or any particular symbol becomes unavailable
- Exposure monitoring
- Monitoring of key indicators: execution time, delays, rejects, and etc.
- Toxic traders – scalpers, news and swing traders – detection
Expensive solutions like oneZero and PrimeXM may be suitable for enterprise brokers with high volumes, complex infrastructure, and dedicated technical teams. However, brokers that need strong risk management without enterprise-level cost should consider a more flexible third-party bridge.
Takeprofit Bridge can be a strong option for brokers looking for a reliable and fast liquidity bridge with solid built-in risk management tools. It provides technology on par with established market leaders while offering direct expert communication, faster onboarding, responsive support, and a more cost-effective setup.
What bridge supports hybrid execution for forex brokers?
All modern liquidity bridges support hybrid execution for forex brokers.
This includes:
- long-established market players such as oneZero and PrimeXM,
- next-generation providers like Takeprofit Tech, which match established solutions in technology while offering a more broker-friendly and flexible approach.