TradeTools Technology
FX-GO infrastructure that stays live
White-label trading server, market data, connectivity and ops — one partner from Plan to Work.
Stack
FX-GO at the center of the broker stack
Core white-label server with Price Feed, payments, prop and CRM around it — plus the modules that keep books running.
Full map of modules — Ecosystem on Solutions
Live proof
Price Feed on the wire
Live quotes brokers embed next to FX-GO — mid, day change, bid/ask, spread and spark.
Price Feed — the same market-data path for broker sites and portals.
White label trading server
FX-GO White Label Server Solutions
TradeTools Technology provides a production-ready FX-GO white label trading server for forex and multi-asset brokers. We set up, brand and operate the environment so your company keeps commercial control — while we own the technical layer: deployment, integrations and day-to-day platform care.
FX-GO ships with optional TradeGate connectivity and the commercial ecosystem — webtraders, apps, price feed, bridge, PSP, CRM, risk and 24/7 support — so you can run a proprietary stack without rebuilding everything from scratch.
Built for operators who need reliable infrastructure
Downtime and platform uncertainty hit clients first. We focus on broker-grade outcomes: launch FX-GO quickly, connect CRM and back-office tools, keep feed and execution paths stable, and scale as volumes grow.
Delivery
Plan → Setup → Start → Work
From brief to live operations — without owning the tech debt.
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01
Plan
Map FX-GO and modules to markets, branding and compliance constraints.
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02
Setup
Install the server, connect feed, bridge and client access under one partner.
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03
Start
Brand the environment, hand over a live book and clear operating paths.
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04
Work
24/7 technical support keeps FX-GO monitored and recoverable day to day.
Ready to map your stack? Start with Plan
Next step
Start your FX-GO project
Share your current stack, target markets and timeline. We outline a clear Plan → Setup → Start → Work path for FX-GO and the modules around it.
- Markets and asset classes you want to launch
- Current platform stack (if any) and gaps
- Timeline and go-live constraints