B2Broker expands liquidity pool through integration with Tools for Brokers and AMTS

B2Broker, a provider of liquidity and technology for Forex brokers and cryptocurrency exchanges, has announced integration with Tools for Brokers and AMTS, industry leading liquidity bridge providers.

The integration will allow bridge users from Tools For Brokers and AMTS to connect to the deepest liquidity in the industry, which B2Broker aggregates.

Along with the integration, B2Broker announced a special offer for new customers. The company cancels the minimum commission for liquidity during the first three months, which allows all new customers to evaluate the favorable conditions for the key service of the company.

Arthur Azizov, CEO and founder of B2Broker also commented on the news: “Our goal is to create the largest liquidity pool in the industry, so we are pleased to integrate with the Tools for Brokers bridge and the AMTS bridge. We are looking forward to new customers who will appreciate our liquidity and favorable terms of the offer, which have already entered into force. ”

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Forex, Crypto & CFD Liquidity from B2Broker

B2Broker expands business opportunities by providing the highest liquidity and combining this with super competitive price. As one of the leading liquidity providers in the industry, B2Broker provides a solution with access to more than 800 trading instruments, including 39 cryptocurrency pairs and 7 asset classes on one multicurrency account.

The company aggregates the liquidity of Tier-1 providers, as well as the liquidity of cryptocurrency exchanges, non-bank suppliers, forex brokers, cryptocurrency brokers, OTC orders for institutional clients, market makers, hedge funds and thousands of client orders, which creates the deepest liquidity pool in the industry.

B2Broker aggregates and distributes liquidity through several distribution systems, including OneZero Liquidity Hub, PrimeXM XCore, B2BX Marksman, FIX API, and now Tools for Brokers and AMTS bridges, offering cross-connection to MT4, MT5, B2Trader, dxTrade (DevExperts) platforms , AlphaPoint, xStation, and cTrader.

Liquidity for each client

B2Broker provides liquidity for more than 75 spot currency pairs. Narrow spreads from 0.00000 pips, no requotes and leverage up to 1: 100 with ultra-fast execution. The cryptocurrency liquidity offer includes both margin cryptocurrency derivatives (CFDs) and spot liquidity (cash), i.e. physical delivery of an asset. CFD liquidity covers stock markets from all over the world, ETFs from the largest exchanges, more than 10 indices, as well as CFDs on 40 cryptocurrencies, CFDs on energy and metals.

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Especially relevant is the proposal for Crypto CFD liquidity. In addition to reduced commissions, B2Broker customers receive:

The lowest commission on the market;
Large volumes;
Access to 39 pairs of cryptocurrencies;
Incomparable market depth;
The narrowest spreads on the market;
Possibility of trading 24/7.

A simple liquidity model

B2Broker provides liquidity in a simple and transparent agent model. The company aggregates liquidity from leading suppliers and provides this aggregated liquidity to its customers. Connection to the liquidity pool takes 5 minutes.

After connecting, customers will be offered a number of other advantages, including margin accounts nominated in BTC, XRP or ETH, accounts in USD, EUR, GBP or any other fiat currency, direct access to the deepest institutional liquidity pools, the lowest commission on the market , narrow spreads, large volumes, no dealing desk, no requotes or last look execution, 24/7 trading and technical support, and much more.

Thus, B2Broker offers its customers access to a deep pool of liquidity and the maximum possible institutional leverage, which covers liquidity requests for both large and small forex brokers, crypto brokers and cryptocurrency exchanges.

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