What your traders see
Hosted Connect lists your white-label paper first while you offer it, then the tiles you switched on, in your order. Hosted Connect offers only the providers a trader can sign in to inside it, so the tiles you can choose from are those providers’ tiles and the tiles of the venues that run on them. Your white-label paper is the one paper book tile your Connect offers.1
Choose your tiles and their order
In the Connect dashboard, open Connect. It lists every tile your Connect can offer, in your
order, each switched on or off, and says what each one is: a venue’s tile reads “Venue on” the
provider it runs on, such as “Venue on Rithmic”, and a provider’s tile names its kind, such as
an exchange or a broker. Your first visit starts from every tile listed at that moment, switched
on, in the order trdrs lists them. A tile marked as coming soon belongs to a venue whose system
doesn’t let trdrs sign its traders in yet.Switch tiles on and off, and put them in the order your traders should see. A tile listed on
trdrs after your last choices comes after them, on or off as your rule for new tiles says, so
decide whether a newly listed venue or provider joins your Connect by itself.Switching a tile off stops new connections to it at once, even through a Connect link created
before, and disconnects nothing a trader already connected. A tile you switch off keeps its place
in your order. A change made from an older view of your tiles is refused, so a teammate’s change
is never overwritten.
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Offer white-label paper
On the same screen, switch on your white-label paper and set the balance each trader’s Demo opens
with, in whole US dollars from 1,000 to 10,000,000. It’s off, at 100,000, until you first save it.A new Demo opens at the new balance, and a Demo already open keeps its own. Switching it off stops
new Demos at once and closes none. Your white-label paper tile shows your app’s name and the logo
you upload in the dashboard.A Demo trades every product class the trdrs paper book offers, from one US dollar balance, on
trdrs’s terms. Its futures prices come only from the trader’s own futures login on their venue’s
production system, so a Demo trades futures only once the trader has signed in on a venue’s tile
that runs on Rithmic. The sandbox’s Rithmic Test logins carry no prices, so in the sandbox, test
with crypto.
Run your traders’ Demos
Each trader holds one Demo from your white-label paper. Opening your tile again finds the one they hold, never funded again. The Connect dashboard lists every Demo your traders opened, newest first: your own id for the trader, the Demo’s account number, currency, balance and the balance it opened with, and when you retired it, if you did. Your API key reads each Demo and routes its trader’s orders on it, as Route your traders’ orders shows:GET /api/account/list with
the trader’s id lists it.
Reset one
Reset a Demo to give its trader a clean start. Its working orders are cancelled and its positions closed at the paper book’s prices, then its balance returns to the balance it opened with, not the balance your white-label paper opens new Demos with now. Say why, in at most 300 characters: your reason is recorded with who reset it and when.Retire one
Retire a Demo when its trader shouldn’t hold one any more. It’s closed the same way, then retired. It keeps its history and stays in your list, marked retired, and its trader no longer sees your white-label paper tile and can’t open another Demo from it.When a reset or a retirement is refused
Test it end to end
- Switch one tile off and open Connect. The tile is gone.
- Switch your white-label paper on, open it as a new test trader, and find their Demo in the Connect dashboard.
- Reset the Demo. Its balance returns to the balance it opened with.
- Retire the Demo and open Connect for that trader. Your white-label paper tile is gone for them.
The routes this page calls
The Connect dashboard makes these calls with your team’s Connect sign-in:
Each tile the tiles routes return carries its
slug, its entry, which is venue or provider,
and the provider it opens, which on a venue’s tile is the provider the venue runs on. The routes
name each tile by its slug, such as funded-futures-network for a venue or hyperliquid for a
provider. A slug is the same in the sandbox and in production, so one set of slugs serves both
environments.
Next steps
Connect SDK
Open hosted Connect on your page, with the tiles you chose.
Route your traders' orders
Read each trader’s Demo and route their orders on it.
Active traders
See which traders were active in a month, Demos included.
Providers
Check each provider’s login style and where its prices come from.