Brokers Favour White Label Solutions by 2025, Says B2BROKER

By 2025, most brokers are opting for white label solutions, which allow for rapid market entry and reduced costs associated with the development and integration of third-party services. This insight was shared with ForkLog by the team at B2BROKER, a provider of liquidity and technology for crypto and forex markets.

A white label platform is a ready-made trading infrastructure that brokers can use under their own brand. Instead of developing their own platform from scratch, brokers acquire a white label license, customize the visual style (logos, colors), and adapt the interface to their needs.

All backend processes—liquidity management, order matching, risk control, and security protocol updates—remain with the provider. This allows brokers to focus on expanding their client base and marketing efforts.

“The provider maintains the servers, ensures the platform’s stable operation, and protects against cyber threats. Such outsourcing eliminates the need for significant investments in an in-house IT department,” note B2BROKER.

White label solutions also address regulatory compliance requirements. Built-in compliance tools include client verification (KYC), AML screening, risk monitoring, and data encryption to protect client and transaction information.

Moreover, these platforms provide access to a wide range of asset classes.

“For instance, B2TRADER by B2BROKER supports cryptocurrencies, forex, indices, stocks, CFD, and ETFs. The platform connects with providers like OneZero, PrimeXM, and B2CONNECT, offering access to deep liquidity pools,” the company comments.

Previously, the B2BROKER team offered recommendations for selecting a white label solution for prop trading.