Spotware has released cBroker v9.4, an update to its back-office solution for brokers. The new version introduces several features aimed at improving platform management, risk control, and operational efficiency. This update comes after the recent launch of cTrader 5.1.
Symbol Split Functionality Introduced
One of the key additions is the symbol split functionality. This feature allows brokers to execute stock splits with positions closed and reopened in Book B. Future updates are expected to extend this function to Book A. The “Split Symbol” wizard automates tasks that were previously manual, reducing complexity in handling stock splits.
cBroker v9.4 also improves account and strategy management. Brokers can now transfer settings across multiple accounts using a CSV file, enabling bulk updates. Additionally, strategy tracking has been enhanced with new performance metrics, including “Total Traded Volume” and “Lifetime Sub-Accounts,” offering a clearer view of strategy effectiveness.
“With cBroker v9.4, we continue to enhance the efficiency and control that brokers have over their operations. Our goal is to simplify complex processes, automate workflows, and provide brokers with the tools they need to operate seamlessly while maintaining flexibility and precision,” Irina Olyaeva, Product Manager for cBroker, commented.
Advanced Filtering and Exporting Options
The update includes advanced filtering and exporting capabilities. Brokers can now exclude specific deal IDs from reports and save filter settings for future use. Order and position event data can be exported in XLSX format, simplifying data analysis and record-keeping.
New client management tools have been introduced to improve database accuracy. A ‘Find Email Mismatches’ feature helps brokers identify discrepancies between user emails and account emails. The ‘Position Open Time’ column has been added to the Deals section, providing more insights into trading behavior.
Adjusted Trading Conditions and Market Data Management
Trading conditions have also been adjusted. The maximum stop-loss distance has been increased from 10,000 to 100,000 points, offering more flexibility for volatile assets. Brokers can also update multiple assets at once using a CSV file, ensuring more efficient asset management.
Additional improvements include enhanced control over copy trading membership tracking and market data management. The new “Isolation Type” column allows brokers to monitor collateral balances for full-membership white labels. A bulk delete option for feed symbol settings has also been introduced, streamlining liquidity feed management.
This article was written by Tareq Sikder at www.financemagnates.com.Retail FXRead More
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