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You already run a venue. Connect it. A broker’s accounts already exist. trdrs never holds them, never clears them, and never sees a password. What we give your traders is the front end: charts, an order ticket, exits, risk, and an account view over the account you already issued them. This is one of the two ways a firm gets a trader trading. The other is having us issue the account on the trdrs venue, and Two ways in sets them side by side.

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What you can do today

Register an account

Tell us an account exists and who should see it. The trader signs in, finds it waiting, and enters their own venue credential.

Follow registrations

Webhooks when a registration links or is revoked, and a list route as your audit view.

Bring your data

Your traders’ market data flows under the entitlements you already issue — nothing to upload.

Publish a datafeed

For data from a venue we do not speak: publish a feed, and your traders alone see its symbols.
Registration, listing, and revocation are the whole broker surface today, and they are enough to run programmatic onboarding end to end.

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On the roadmap

None of the following is callable. It is listed so you can tell us which of it you need, and so you never have to guess whether we are building it. Every one of these ships the way everything else does: it appears in API Reference and in the changelog on the day it becomes callable, never before.
Building a prop firm rather than a brokerage? The accounts come from us instead of from you — see Prop firms.