The definitive list of winners setting the standard for excellence in finance and technology.
In the Asia-Pacific financial sector, distinguishing genuine quality from fleeting trends presents a constant challenge for businesses and clients. An industry-backed endorsement becomes a powerful confirmation of trust and performance. This principle is the foundation upon which the UF AWARDS APAC were built, offering a clear benchmark for excellence in a crowded market.
After an extensive nomination and public voting process, the most distinguished brands in fintech and online trading for the region have been decided.
The standard for industry recognition
Launched in 2021, the UF AWARDS series has become a symbol of achievement for elite brokers and B2B technology providers. Regarded as the industry’s most credible awards, they serve to acknowledge innovation and operational success. The UF AWARDS APAC specifically distinguishes the best-performing companies across the Asia-Pacific region.
While the award ceremony is held during the iFX EXPO Asia, it remains a completely independent event. This separation ensures the focus is entirely on celebrating the merits of the participating companies, whose contributions shape the future of finance.
A rigorous path to victory
The journey to receiving a UF AWARD is a competitive process driven by the industry itself. It begins with a nomination round, where companies register on the official UF AWARDS website to put themselves forward in categories in which they believe they excel.
This is followed by a voting period. Public participation ensures that the winners are selected by their peers, traders, and clients, making the recognition a true reflection of industry sentiment and client satisfaction. It confers a level of prestige and visibility that resonates locally and internationally.
The UF AWARDS APAC 2025 winners
After weeks of nominations and intense voting from professionals across the industry, the results are in. Ultimate Fintech is proud to present the winners of the UF AWARDS APAC 2025, companies that have demonstrated outstanding contributions to the fintech and financial services sectors.
Congratulations to all the winners for their exceptional performance and dedication to excellence.
The winners of the UF AWARDS APAC 2025 Fintech (B2B) category are:
BEST PROP FIRM TECH PROVIDER – APAC: TRADE TECH SOLUTIONS
BEST WHITE LABEL TRADING SOLUTION – APAC: M-FINANCE
BEST RISK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM PROVIDER – APAC: CENTROID SOLUTIONS
BEST PAYMENT GATEWAY – APAC: 5PAY
BEST TECHNOLOGY PROVIDER – APAC: X OPEN HUB
BEST TRADING PLATFORM – APAC: CTRADER
BEST B2B LIQUIDITY PROVIDER – APAC: ATFX CONNECT
BEST BRIDGE PROVIDER – APAC: CENTROID SOLUTIONS
BEST CONNECTIVITY PROVIDER – APAC: ONEZERO
BEST FINTECH AI SOLUTION – APAC: STOCKHERO
MOST INNOVATIVE PROP FIRM TECH PROVIDER – APAC: TRADE TECH SOLUTIONS
MOST INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY PROVIDER – APAC: UPTECH
BEST SOCIAL TRADING PLATFORM – APAC: ZULUTRADE
BEST ALL-IN-ONE BROKERAGE SOLUTION – APAC: KANGAROO IT SOLUTIONS
BEST MULTI-ASSET LIQUIDITY PROVIDER – APAC: X OPEN HUB
BEST CRYPTO PAYMENT GATEWAY – APAC: LETKNOW PAY
The winners of the UF AWARDS APAC 2025 Broker (B2C) category are:
BEST PROP TRADING FIRM – APAC: FUNDERPRO
BEST BULLION BROKER – APAC: WCG MARKETS
BEST INTRODUCING BROKER PROGRAMME – APAC: PU PRIME
BEST MULTI-ASSET INSTITUTIONAL BROKER – APAC: ONEQUITY
FASTEST GROWING BROKER – APAC: TITAN FX
BEST FOREX SPREADS – APAC: VERSUS TRADE
BEST ECN/STP BROKER – APAC: MACRO GLOBAL MARKETS
BEST TRADE EXECUTION – APAC: XLENCE
MOST TRANSPARENT BROKER – APAC: MH MARKETS
MOST INNOVATIVE BROKER – APAC: IRONFX
BEST CUSTOMER SUPPORT – APAC: TITAN FX
BEST TRADING EXPERIENCE – APAC: AXI
BEST CFD BROKER – APAC: JUSTMARKETS
BEST MOBILE TRADING APP – APAC: VANTAGE
BEST MT4 BROKER – APAC: ATFX
BEST TRADING CONDITIONS – APAC: EC MARKETS
MOST TRUSTED BROKER – APAC: XS.COM
BEST BROKER – APAC: DERIV
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