The companies, products and regulatory developments shaping the broker industry.
Tradeify says it no longer offers ProjectX. Company disclosures distinguish platform ownership, simulated programmes and live trading, without establishing a population of cancelled accounts or customer losses.
TradingView users can connect Plus500US to trade US futures from charts; the headline $0.49 micro-futures rate excludes exchange and regulatory charges.
TradeLocker’s new tier adds richer trading analytics and shorter scanner timeframes. The $9 rate requires a card-backed trial by 17 November; cloud bots remain a separate planned add-on.
The broker’s new web-and-mobile platform centralises trading and analytics; jurisdictional availability and independent performance remain unverified.
MetaQuotes added agent-facing tools for Expert Advisor configuration and chart management, but did not announce an unrestricted autonomous brokerage execution regime.
Authors and subscribers will see no change on the proposed cutover date. Revised terms due the following week are expected to preserve sales through creators’ own websites and trading courses.
The rollout links portfolio research and trade instructions to external AI tools. Webull retains final order confirmation, and account permissions and market-data entitlements determine what the assistant can use.
Higher trading volumes coincided with lower credit fees per million, while US$13.1m of merger costs reduced reported operating margin. The proposed ICE acquisition still awaits shareholder and other approvals.
The documented controls let users choose position amounts and filters, review orders before submission, and adjust font size and colour theme.
The platform brings strategy selection, execution and monitoring into a shared interface.
The disclosed integration covers account creation, reporting and embedded trading interfaces.
The trading infrastructure lets venues own the customer interface and share fees generated underneath it.
Its product documentation describes simulated accounts and payouts financed by challenge fees, clarifying the model behind the platform’s funded-trading language.
The public beta uses ViewTrade and India INX Global Access to add overseas securities to Kite’s familiar interface.
The expansion brings Taiwanese index, stock, ETF and gold options into the charting service, extending its existing relationship with Taiwan Futures Exchange.