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Spotware partners with Intivion on cTrader CRM and cBridge package. Thursday, 20/08/2026 | 01:33 GMT-7 by Damian Chmiel * AltimaCRM will combine client and trading data while Intivion adds Spotware's liquidity bridge to its product lineup. Spotware Systems partnered with Intivion today (Thursday) to connect the AltimaCRM client-management system with cTrader. Intivion will also add Spotware's cBridge liquidity bridge to its broker technology lineup. Brokers buying the package could use one data flow for trading activity, onboarding and client communications. cTrader and the CRM would still come from separate vendors. AltimaCRM joins client and trading data. AltimaCRM is designed to handle sales, onboarding, retention and back-office work for FX, CFD and prop trading firms. The integration will bring cTrader account and trading data into the same system as a client's contact record, the companies said. The AltimaCRM product page lists email, chat, SMS and voice communications inside the CRM. Intivion also offers partner and introducing-broker management, including referral tracking and commission automation. cBridge is a separate part of the arrangement. Intivion will offer the standalone bridge alongside its existing products, giving clients access to Spotware's liquidity connectivity and execution system. Spotware launched cBridge in March and later added cTrader Leads, which routes prospective traders from Spotware's apps and marketplace to participating brokers. Spotware describes cBridge as fixed-price but has not published the fee in this announcement. Spotware has used the CRM route before. CRM connectivity is already part of cTrader's partner model. Spotware and Skale began integrating their products in 2020 and added single sign-on between cTrader and Skale CRM in September 2023. TeamForce Technologies completed another cTrader CRM integration in July 2025. That system joined onboarding, know-your-customer checks, affiliate management and account administration without requiring brokers to replace their trading setup. The Intivion agreement has a wider commercial scope because it also puts cBridge into the CRM vendor's product catalog. Spotware did not name AltimaCRM as its sole CRM option. "Modern brokerages need technology that works as one business foundation," Spotware Chief Operating Officer Yiota Hadjilouka said. Spotware says cTrader serves more than 11 million traders and over 300 brokers and prop firms. The figures are self-reported and do not identify how many traders are active or hold accounts with more than one cTrader broker. Rivals pitch unified broker stacks. Spotware is retaining a multi-vendor structure: it supplies the trading and liquidity technology while Intivion owns the CRM. That preserves a choice of components but leaves integration and support divided between providers unless the commercial agreement says otherwise. Devexperts followed a comparable partner route with TradeCore. In January 2026, DXtrade extended its BrokerIQ integration to mobile, adding single sign-on and client-engagement workflows across desktop and mobile. Match-Trade Technologies sells a more vertically integrated alternative. Its Match-Trader environment combines the trading interface with CRM, payments and know-your-customer tools from the same vendor ecosystem, according to FinanceMagnates.com's 2026 broker-platform guide. Commercial details stay open. The announcement describes cBridge as a separate product that Intivion will offer. It does not say that AltimaCRM will control the bridge or display liquidity and execution data from it. Spotware and Intivion did not specify which cTrader data fields will synchronize with AltimaCRM, how quickly records will update or where the combined data will be hosted. The announcement also gives no service-level agreement or support model. Those details determine whether an "all-in-one" package behaves like one operating system or three connected products. Brokers will also need to establish which vendor handles faults that cross the CRM, platform and bridge. Intivion was founded in 2006. Its wider brokerage suite includes a client portal, introducing-broker system, prop trading system and voice communications alongside AltimaCRM. The companies did not disclose pricing, a rollout date, technical documentation or a first broker customer. They also did not say whether the three products will be sold under one contract. Damian Chmiel is a Senior Analyst & Editor at Finance Magnates with more than 15 years of experience in the CFD and online trading industry. Active as both a trader and journalist since 2010, he focuses on broker coverage, fintech innovation, and regulatory developments across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. His work includes interviews with C-level leaders at major brokerages and fintech platforms, as well as co-authoring Finance Magnates' quarterly industry benchmarking reports. Damian's reporting is data-driven, market-aware, and grounded in direct industry engagement. His analysis and commentary have also been cited by external media outlets, including Investing.com, Binance, The Asset, Stockhead, and Dispatch. Education: MA in Finance and Accounting, Cracow University of Economics * 3871 Articles * 116 Followers

MetroTrade launches options on futures trading in partnership with Devexperts. MetroTrade, the U.S.-based futures broker for retail traders, has launched options on futures trading in partnership with Devexperts, the global software developer for the capital markets. MetroTrade offers some of the lowest commissions in the industry, and will now provide both futures and options on futures through its platform in a single, integrated experience. Following the launch, traders will be able to access CME-listed options on futures markets directly through the MetroTrader platform, including contracts tied to equity index, energy, metals, and more. The new capabilities were delivered by Devexperts, MetroTrade's technology partner. Founded in 2002, Devexperts specialises in developing multi-asset trading platforms, matching engines, exchange solutions, and market data delivery services for the global capital markets industry. Working closely with MetroTrade, Devexperts developed a specialised options on futures solution complete with a comprehensive suite of options-specific features including options chain, earnings analyser, and multi-leg options. The addition of options on futures, which is available within MetroTrader's single account interface, will work to enhance MetroTrade's offering to futures traders in the U.S. David Klotz, President, MetroTrade David Klotz, President, MetroTrade said: "Devexperts has been a strong technology partner since the beginning, and that relationship made this possible. As their first client to bring options on futures to the platform, we worked closely with their team to build the infrastructure from the ground up. What we built together is the first options on futures trading experience of its kind on the platform." "The addition of options on futures will provide MetroTrade's traders with the opportunity to execute more advanced trading strategies with greater flexibility. We are pleased to have been able to work with MetroTrade to further enhance its already advanced offering to futures traders." Jon Light, Senior Director of Product Management, Devexperts Found this interesting? Become a member of LiquidityFinder and get daily industry news direct to your inbox - join here. We're the largest marketplace to connect with brokers, Fintech companies & digital asset firms. Want to partner? Let's get in touch. This content may have been written by a third party. LiquidityFinder makes no representation or warranty and assumes no liability as to the accuracy or completeness of the information provided, nor any loss arising from any investment based on a recommendation, forecast or other information supplies by any third-party. This content is information only, and does not constitute financial, investment or other advice on which you can rely.

amana appoints former Devexperts CTO Andrey Artamonov as technology Chief. 2026-07-07 05:54:20 MENA-based neobroker amana has appointed Andrey Artamonov as Chief Technology and Information Officer, recruiting a technology executive who spent 17 years at trading technology provider Devexperts, including nine years as Chief Technology Officer overseeing more than 700 engineers. The appointment brings one of the brokerage technology industry's most experienced engineering leaders into amana as competition among brokers increasingly shifts from products and pricing to technology capabilities. Artamonov founded Lisbon-based consultancy TripleA Digital after leaving Devexperts, focusing on automation and artificial intelligence for financial and operational workflows, experience that aligns with accelerating investments in AI, automation, cloud infrastructure and proprietary trading platforms across Middle East brokers. Artamonov brings 17 years of trading technology experience from Devexperts. Andrey Artamonov has more than 20 years of industry experience, with 17 years spent at Devexperts where he served as Chief Technology Officer for nine years. During his tenure at Devexperts, Artamonov oversaw the development of trading platforms, brokerage infrastructure and wealth management technology used by brokers, broker-dealers and banks across North America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. His engineering organization comprised more than 700 engineers. After leaving Devexperts, Artamonov founded TripleA Digital, a Lisbon-based consultancy focused on automation and artificial intelligence for financial and operational workflows. His career has been spent building technology used by numerous financial institutions around the world rather than software for a single broker, giving him exposure to how different brokers approach execution, platform architecture, client experience, risk management and operational scalability. Artamonov will oversee application development, IT, cybersecurity and cloud infrastructure. At amana, Artamonov's responsibilities include application development, corporate IT, business intelligence, cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure and platform operations. The role places him in charge of the technology stack supporting both customer-facing products and the company's internal operations. His responsibilities span far more than software development, effectively covering the entire technology infrastructure of the business. The appointment suggests amana intends to accelerate development of its proprietary technology rather than relying solely on third-party infrastructure. Brokerage industry shifts competitive focus from pricing to engineering capability. Technology has become one of the main competitive battlegrounds among brokers. Execution quality, platform stability, artificial intelligence, analytics, onboarding and automation increasingly determine client acquisition and retention. Technology leadership has moved from supporting the business to helping define business strategy. Across the brokerage industry, firms are increasingly recruiting senior technology executives from platform providers, exchanges and financial infrastructure companies. The objective is to shorten development cycles while building differentiated products that cannot easily be replicated by competitors using identical third-party technology. Many retail brokers have recently announced AI initiatives ranging from conversational assistants to automated market analysis and intelligent portfolio tools. Executive commentary on technology investment and regional growth. Muhammad Rasoul, Chief Executive Officer of amana, said: "Technology has always been at the heart of what we do. As we continue to grow, we're investing in the people who can help us build faster, smarter and at a much larger scale. Andrey has spent his career developing technology for some of the world's leading financial institutions, and we're excited to have him join the team as we continue raising the bar for our clients." Artamonov added: "amana has built an impressive platform and a strong brand across the MENA region. I see a real opportunity to build technology that not only supports the company's growth but also helps set a new standard for investing and trading in the region. I'm excited to get started." amana serves 500,000 users across MENA with 6,800 financial instruments. amana serves more than 500,000 users across the Middle East and provides access to more than 6,800 financial instruments. The platform offers over 1,200 MENA-listed equities alongside U.S. stocks, exchange-traded funds, foreign exchange, metals and other asset classes through its mobile-first investment platform. The appointment illustrates how competition among brokers is increasingly centered on engineering rather than simply pricing or product breadth. For amana, recruiting one of the industry's best-known trading technology executives represents another step in strengthening its technology capabilities as it expands across the Middle East and competes for a growing base of digitally native investors. Faq. What is Andrey Artamonov's background before joining amana? Andrey Artamonov spent 17 years at trading technology provider Devexperts, including nine years as Chief Technology Officer overseeing more than 700 engineers. After leaving Devexperts, he founded Lisbon-based consultancy TripleA Digital, which focuses on automation and artificial intelligence for financial and operational workflows. What responsibilities will Andrey Artamonov have at amana? At amana, Artamonov will oversee application development, corporate IT, business intelligence, cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure and platform operations. His role places him in charge of the technology stack supporting both customer-facing products and the company's internal operations. How many users and financial instruments does amana currently serve? amana serves more than 500,000 users across the Middle East and provides access to more than 6,800 financial instruments, including over 1,200 MENA-listed equities alongside U.S. stocks, exchange-traded funds, foreign exchange, metals and other asset classes through its mobile-first investment platform. Disclaimer: The information on this page may come from third-party sources and is for reference only. It does not represent the views or opinions of Gate and does not constitute any financial, investment, or legal advice. Virtual asset trading involves high risk. 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