Advanced Markets and FinTech provider Fortex launch MT5 white label programs

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The FCA and AFSL regulated institutional foreign exchange liquidity and prime-of-prime service provider Advanced Markets has just announced that it has teamed up with the Silicon Valley fintech provider Fortex to launch the new MetaTrader 5 White Label program

Through its MetaTrader 5 White Label program, Advanced Markets will be distributing its liquidity to qualified clients. These institutional clients can sign up for the “Fund Manager”, “Individual” or “Quick Start” package. In addition to the MT4 brokerage packages, the service bundles are now also available on the MetaTrader5 (MT5) platform.

MetaTrader 5 White Label programs

The “Start your own brokerage” packages by Advanced Markets & Fortex provide commercial access to the fast growing, and high margin, FX market space with its 24 hours-a-day revenue opportunity. New market entrants, who are looking to become Forex brokers, can now onboard and service their clients easily. Furthermore they can create their own revenue streams and leverage technology from Fortex alongside 100% STP liquidity from Advanced Markets.


The “Start your own brokerage” packages include a branded MT5 (and/or MT4) platform. The platform is hosted in the NY4 and HK3 Equinix datacenters.

The brokerage packages include a web MT5 platform, a Fortex MT5 (and/or MT4) bridge OMX and a Fortex XBook aggregator.

Natallia Hunik

Natallia Hunik

Natallia Hunik, Global Head of Sales at Advanced Markets and Fortex commented:

We have built great momentum in extending supreme Advanced Markets liquidity to MetaTrader5 over our flagship Fortex Bridge, OMX. As a result, we are ready to expand the offering with a line of MT5 White Label packages. With MetaTrader5, we help brokerages to tap into the potential of financial markets outside of FX and CFDs as well as enjoying more flexibility in settings, full market depth and a choice of net-based and ticket-based order execution.

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