FunderPro, a company offering proprietary trading services, integrated the cTrader platform into its services to give users more trading options. cTrader is a multi-asset forex and CFD trading platform serving brokers and prop trading firms. The company utilizes a liquidity network to offer services to trading businesses and individual traders through a variety of financial instruments.
Integrated Solutions for Prop Firms
According to the developer of cTrader, Spotware, cTrader offers various integration solutions, including Open API and plugins. Spotware is a global fintech solution and infrastructure with a network comprising brokers and proprietary trading firms.
FunderPro joins other prop companies that have integrated cTrader into their offering. Last month, Goat Funded Trader (GFT), a proprietary trading firm reportedly offering retail users access to accounts up to $800,000, integrated the platform cTrader.
More Prop Firms Move to cTrader
According to a recent report by Finance Magnates, cTrader recently gained popularity for proprietary companies moving away from MetaTrader. Other platforms that have also gained popularity include TradeLocker and MatchTrader.
Other notable prop trading platforms that also recently tapped cTrader include The Funded Trader and MyFundedFX. This comes amid research that showed that cTrader is now preferred among users.
PropFirmMatch’s data showed that at least a dozen verified and trader-recommended prop firms currently use cTrader. Some of the other renowned prop firms using the platform are FTMO, Funding Pips, and Lark Funding.
Beyond the prop trading space, multi-asset liquidity provider B2Prime also onboarded cTrader in June to broaden its users' liquidity options. B2Prime's platforms, comprising OneZero and PrimeXM, now feature cTrader to enable traders to access multiple connectivity options.
B2Prime offers multi-currency margin accounts for individual and institutional clients. As part of its expansion plans, the company obtained a security dealer license in Seychelles.
