Match-Trade Technologies has integrated TeamForce Technologies’ customer relationship management (CRM) system into its Match-Trader platform, expanding its tools for brokers and proprietary trading firms.New Integration Expands Broker ToolsThe update allows brokers to manage the entire client workflow from one system, covering registration, affiliate tracking, and communication. TeamForce’s system is designed to simplify operations and improve coordination within trading firms.Match-Trade said efficiency remains a key focus as it continues to widen its ecosystem through technology collaborations. The new partnership adds another layer to its platform, supporting firms that want to connect trading and client management in a single environment.TeamForce Technologies develops software for brokers and trading firms, with a modular ecosystem built around its CRM, client zone, mobile and web trading platforms, and communication tools. Its CRM connects with third-party providers such as liquidity providers, trading platforms, payment solutions, and e-KYC services, and includes functions for risk management and AI-driven automation.Read more: Prop Firms Get Full MetaTrader 5 Support as Match-Trader Expands Platform FeaturesSimilarly, Match-Trader expanded its technology stack through a partnership with TradeCore to deliver a combined trading and CRM solution for forex brokers. The integration connects Match-Trader’s trading infrastructure with TradeCore’s client management and onboarding tools, enabling brokers to oversee trader activity, handle transactions, and manage client data from a single environment.Integrated Tools for Broker OperationsIt also strengthened its cooperation with Centroid Solutions by connecting the Match-Trader platform with Centroid’s risk management technology. The partnership added the Centroid Risk module to an earlier integration with Centroid Bridge, extending analytics and risk tools to brokers and proprietary trading firms using Match-Trader.Match-Trader has grown strongly in recent years. The company reported in August 2025 that the number of server clients using the Match-Trader platform had risen by 290 percent since January 2024. The platform was initially launched in 2015 for institutional clients and was extended to retail brokers around 2019–2020. The platform was also quick to move into the proprietary trading segment by licensing the Match-Trader platform to prop firms. Over time, a range of brands, from established proprietary trading firms to smaller startups, have adopted the platform as part of their technology stack. Amid this growth, there has also been a recent leadership change. Meanwhile, Alexis Droussiotis announced last week that he is leaving his role as Head of the Match-Trader Platform at Match-Trade Technologies, a position he held for more than two and a half years. This article was written by Jared Kirui at www.financemagnates.com.

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