The trading platform provider is making strides in the proprietary trading industry, enhancing its offerings for prop firms. Match-Trader is now a key component in the portfolios of many top firms.
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Match-Trade Technologies has announced a major upgrade to its Match-Trader platform, aimed at boosting the capabilities of prop firms. The update includes the integration of TradingView charts and exclusive pricing for challenge accounts, providing proprietary trading companies with better tools to grow their operations.
Match-Trader Boosts Prop Trading Capabilities
With the new integration of TradingView charts, traders can now access these widely-used charting tools directly within the Match-Trader platform at no extra cost. This follows a strategic collaboration with TradingView earlier this year, initially available only to regulated forex brokers.
“Integrating TradingView charts into our platform addresses a key need for traders who require robust and versatile tools within a unified interface,” said Alexis Droussiotis, Head of the Match-Trader platform. “This upgrade demonstrates our commitment to enhancing traders’ experience and meeting their needs.”
The updated platform offers a dual-charting solution, enabling traders to switch between TradingView and the platform’s proprietary charts seamlessly. Additionally, Match-Trade Technologies has introduced special pricing for tournament accounts, aimed at helping prop firms attract new traders through challenges and platform testing opportunities.
Looking forward, Match-Trade Technologies plans to release an update to their Prop CRM, which will be integrated with the Match-Trader platform to support tournament management and user rankings.
Prop Firms Transition to Match-Trader
Following a regulatory crackdown on MetaQuotes earlier this year, Match-Trader has seen a surge in popularity among proprietary trading firms. It is now featured in over half of the top 10 most popular entities in this sector, according to data from PropFirmMatch.
Many firms have switched to Match-Trader after losing access to MetaTrader. For instance, Equity Edge made this transition two months ago due to issues with Platform 5 causing account invalidation.
In July, Goat Funded Trader announced its second departure from MetaQuotes’ platforms this year, opting for Match-Trade Technologies’ trading tools instead. “Due to multiple outages of Platform4 and our continuous commitment to providing a good trading experience, all Platform4 accounts will now be migrated to MatchTrader,” stated CEO Edoardo Dalla Torre in mid-July.
