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InterTrader FX, CFD and spread betting liquidity available via Protrader

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PFSOFT, a fintech developer of multi-asset brokerage and trading solutions, has integrated its Protrader multi-asset brokerage solution with InterTrader.

InterTrader provides multi-asset-class liquidity across forex, indices, commodities, equities, bonds and interest rates, with access to large ECN liquidity pools of tier 1 financial institutions.
 
Shai Heffetz (pictured), managing director of InterTrader, says: “We’re convinced that Protrader brokers will appreciate our exceptional liquidity. We offer a low-latency trading environment combined with multiple execution venues to provide best execution prices. Our service has attracted many partners to date including FCA-regulated asset managers and investment funds.”
 
With its “matched principal” model, InterTrader remains 100 per cent market-neutral to its clients’ positions, aligning the best interest of broker and client. Additional security is provided by InterTrader’s parental guarantee indemnifying all client funds. The parent company of InterTrader is GVC, currently capitalised at GBP1.8 billion.
 
PFSOFT developed the InterTrader integration at the request of one of its partner brokers. Now all Protrader brokers can use this integration to execute their trades with InterTrader via the platform’s FIX API.
 
Roman Nalivayko, global head of business development at PFSOFT, says: “We are very glad to satisfy our client’s request, by including InterTrader in Protrader’s integrations. We have designed our brokerage solution as liquidity-neutral, which means that we are ready to integrate Protrader with LPs of our clients’ choice. Brokers are free to choose their own execution model and executing counterparty, because we believe that they are best suited to decide what’s good for their business. This freedom of choice gives our clients more flexibility and control.”

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