How your traders get in
The trader signs in to trdrs and finds your tile in Connect, the account picker in the trading app. How they sign in to the account behind it depends on the provider’s login style. With the trader’s own login, an API key or a wallet key, the trader enters it once and trdrs keeps it in its encrypted vault. Anything the login needs from your listing, for example a system name, is already filled in. Your firm never handles the trader’s password. Providers lists each provider’s login style.Choose how to bring your traders
List a built-in provider, and stop there. Use this when your traders’ accounts are at a built-in provider, one of those Providers lists. For example, Meridian lists “Rithmic, system Meridian”: its traders pick Meridian’s tile, sign in with their own login, and trade their Meridian accounts. Meridian keeps its own back office, pre-registers each trader so the account is waiting at sign-in, and has nothing else to build. Run a broker group on a provider you connect. Use this when you want your venue’s own rules and pricing between your traders and the market. You create a group whose route names a provider connection and the account there. You can create and price the group today, but it can’t route orders until the connection has passed validation and an account at it is bound. Run a venue covers groups and routes. Most brokers start with the first and never need the second.What exists today
Everything reaches the API reference and
the changelog on the day it becomes callable, never before.
Selling evaluations rather than clearing accounts? Your accounts come from your venue on the
paper book instead of from a provider. Read Prop firms.
Next steps
Get listed
Put your name and logo on a tile in Connect.
Register an account
Tell trdrs an account exists so the trader finds it waiting at sign-in.
Follow registrations
Hear when a trader links a registered account.
Publish a datafeed
Show your traders data from a market trdrs doesn’t connect to.