Fortex Rolls Out Automated Dealing Feature For Brokers

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Financial
technology company Fortex has announced expansions to the risk management
features on its trading platform. The updates include new automated dealing and
real-time monitoring tools aimed at giving brokers more control and efficiency.

The auto-dealing feature allows brokers to set predefined parameters for automated trade
execution. According to the company, this can optimize order fulfillment,
enhance operational efficiency, and reduce manual errors.

Additionally,
the real-time monitoring tools provide brokers with detailed analytics on current
market conditions, trade performance, and liquidity. Fortex states these
insights allow brokers to identify risks, spot opportunities, and make timely
adjustments.

“Brokers
can now navigate the challenges of financial markets with confidence,” the
company commented in the official blog post. “They have a trusted partner in
Fortex, providing the tools and technology needed to thrive in a dynamic
trading landscape.”

The new features
were described in the table below:

Feature	Description	Benefit
Customizable Automation	Auto dealing settings can be tailored to brokers’ risk tolerance and trading strategies	Aligns with brokers’ existing risk management approach
In-Depth Analytics	Real-time monitoring provides detailed insights into trade performance, liquidity, and market trends	Empowers data-driven decisions and responses
Risk Mitigation	Automated features enable swift responses to market fluctuations	Minimizes risk exposure
Efficiency	Auto dealing reduces manual workloads	Allows brokers to focus on strategy
Risk Control	Real-time monitoring offers immediate visibility into markets	Enables timely adjustments
Competitive Edge	Advanced risk management features	Attracts traders seeking reliability and security

The latest
update takes place more than a month after Fortex upgraded the XForce trading
platform, which included the display of the asking price line and instrumental
details, improved language UI, intuitive search for instruments on market
watch, and more.

Together,
the company positions the new offerings as ways for brokers to minimize risk
exposure and maintain competitive advantages. Automated dealing
specifically aims to let brokers focus more on strategic decisions rather than
manual workloads.

Latest Integrations by
Fortex

Recently,
Fortex has been supporting the offerings of a significant number of brokers
operating in the financial markets. At the end of November, it integrated the
XForce Trading Platform and XAggregator Liquidity Management Platform with GBE
Prime.

A few weeks
earlier, StoneX also decided on a similar integration, and in September, Fortex
added CBCX Markets to the offerings of its two popular platforms.

Fortex,
founded in 1997, provides trading platforms, infrastructure hosting , and other
financial technology services to banks, hedge funds, brokers, and traders
globally. The company states its specialties include multi-asset trading, ECN
connections, and bridging to popular platforms like MT4/MT5.

The new features
were described in the table below:

Feature	Description	Benefit
Customizable Automation	Auto dealing settings can be tailored to brokers’ risk tolerance and trading strategies	Aligns with brokers’ existing risk management approach
In-Depth Analytics	Real-time monitoring provides detailed insights into trade performance, liquidity, and market trends	Empowers data-driven decisions and responses
Risk Mitigation	Automated features enable swift responses to market fluctuations	Minimizes risk exposure
Efficiency	Auto dealing reduces manual workloads	Allows brokers to focus on strategy
Risk Control	Real-time monitoring offers immediate visibility into markets	Enables timely adjustments
Competitive Edge	Advanced risk management features	Attracts traders seeking reliability and security

Latest Integrations by
Fortex

A few weeks
earlier, StoneX also decided on a similar integration, and in September, Fortex
added CBCX Markets to the offerings of its two popular platforms.