MT5 liquidity bridge
Make your execution economics work harder.
A liquidity connection is only the start. Control pricing, routing and exposure with a bridge built around how your brokerage operates. See how each fill contributes to your execution economics.
A scoped proposal around your requirements.
From liquidity to the client fill.
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Liquidity provider
FIX market data and execution connectivity
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BrokerTech Bridge
Pricing · routing rules · exposure controls
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MT5 gateway
Quotes, client orders and booked fills
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Execution ledger
LP price · client price · markup · slippage
- Control pricing by instrument
- Route flow around your risk policy
- Trace LP and client fills
The controls behind the spread
Know what your execution is doing.
A small pricing mismatch repeated across trading volume can become an expensive operational problem. Bring the pricing rules, routing decisions and deal records into one place.
Shape your pricing
Configure bid and ask markups by symbol in points or percentages. Use spread protection and instrument mappings to match the pricing structure of your account offering.
Choose where orders go
Route orders to an LP or the internal book using rules for trading groups, accounts, symbols and volume bands. Keep the routing policy aligned with the business you intend to run.
Manage exposure deliberately
Monitor net exposure and configure hedging targets. Move from isolated order decisions to a view of the exposure accumulating across your book.
Configure positive-slippage allocation
Set eligible positive-slippage policies with schedules, account and symbol rules, caps and a shadow mode. Review the resulting allocation in the deal ledger before changing your execution policy.
See the economics of each fill
Compare LP prices with delivered client prices. Inspect markup and slippage records, trading volume and deal history, then export the records for operational review.
Extend the bridge around your setup
Need a different FIX dialect, account structure or reporting workflow? Scope the integration with the engineers who build the bridge, with clear deliverables and acceptance criteria.
From requirements to rollout
Start with your operation.
Walk through the relevant workflow, agree the scope, and define the path to launch.
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Map your trading setup
Bring your MT5 setup, liquidity connection, account groups and a sample instrument list. We identify the pricing and routing requirements together.
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Walk through the controls
Review a representative symbol from its LP quote through markup, routing and the execution ledger. Agree the required integrations and a scoped quote.
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Validate, then roll out
Check symbol mapping, contract sizing and execution behavior in the agreed environment. Define the production rollout, monitoring and ongoing support scope.
Before we talk
The practical questions.
Does BrokerTech provide the liquidity?
BrokerTech provides the connectivity and execution technology. Your liquidity agreement, instruments and trading terms come from your chosen liquidity provider. We scope the technical integration around that relationship.
Which liquidity providers can you connect?
The MT5 bridge has a deployed Broctagon FIX integration. Tell us the provider and FIX specification you use so we can confirm the existing support or scope an additional connector. TradeHawk uses its own separate LP bridge.
Can the bridge improve our profitability?
It gives you controls over spread markups, routing, exposure and eligible positive slippage, plus records to review their effect. Your results depend on trading flow, LP costs, pricing, rebates and the policies you choose. We start by understanding those economics rather than promising a return.
Can you adapt routing and reporting to our operation?
Yes. We can scope custom routing conditions, integrations and reporting changes. The proposal defines the behavior, delivery stages and validation required for your environment.
How is the bridge priced?
We prepare a scoped quote after reviewing your MT5 environment, LP connections, deployment requirements and any custom development. The proposal identifies the implementation and ongoing service scope.
Let’s look at your execution setup.
Bring your account groups, instruments and LP connection. We’ll map the controls your brokerage needs.