We build the software a brokerage runs on.
HaloTrader Ltd supplies the trading platform, CRM, liquidity bridge and risk management stack behind brokerages in [MARKETS / REGIONS]. We are a technology vendor — we do not hold client funds, take positions, or compete with the firms we supply.
The brokerages that trust us with their infrastructure.
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Built from the desk outwards.
[Replace this section with the real story. The version that works is specific: what you were doing before, the problem you kept hitting, and the decision that turned it into a product. Two or three paragraphs. Buyers in this market can tell the difference between a founding story and a paragraph of positioning.]
[Worth covering: the year you started, whether the team came from broking, trading or engineering, what you built first, and roughly how many firms run on it now.]
[Then what you are doing next — the roadmap theme for the coming year, not a feature list.]
Four things we hold to.
We ship the whole stack or none of it
The platform, CRM, bridge and risk engine share one data model because they were built together. We would rather sell you one module that fits than four that need a nightly reconciliation job.
Your brand, never ours
Nothing a client of yours touches carries our name — not the apps, not the emails, not the statements. We are infrastructure, and infrastructure should be invisible.
Straight answers on the first call
Pricing, timelines, what is genuinely custom and what we cannot do. Discovering a limitation in week three of an integration is worse for us than losing the deal in week one.
Support that reaches the people who wrote it
Escalation goes into the engineering team, not into a queue. Incidents get published, and so do the post-incident reviews.
The information your due-diligence pack asks for.
Regulated firms have to evidence who their vendors are. Rather than making you request it, it is on the page.
Come and ask the difficult questions.
Bring your architect, your compliance officer and your head of dealing. We would rather answer them now than discover them in week three.
No obligation · NDA on request · Response within one business day