Bold Prime has installed liquidity management software from Cyprus-based Takeprofit Tech on its MetaTrader 5 platform, the latest technology addition for a broker that operates primarily in Asian and Middle Eastern markets using its off-shore Comoros license.

Takeprofit Tech Deploys Bridge at Bold Prime

The Takeprofit’s bridge technology connects trading platforms with liquidity providers, handling order routing and price aggregation. Bold Prime says the setup will give it more control over trade execution and help it manage order flow across different market conditions.

"Integrating the Takeprofit Bridge further enhances our ability to manage liquidity effectively and ensure smooth trade execution," said Zack Ivanenko, general manager for risk management at Bold Prime.

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"This advancement helps us maintain consistent performance and a reliable trading experience for our clients, regardless of market conditions."

Bold Prime previously installed two other Takeprofit Tech products: Dynamic Leverage and Real Margin Stopout. Those tools adjust leverage limits automatically when markets get choppy and can close positions before account balances hit zero. The broker says these features protect clients from outsized losses during volatile trading sessions.

Other Partnerships

Takeprofit Tech has signed similar deals with other brokers in recent months. The company deployed its MT5 bridge for St Lucia-registered PFH Markets, completed an integration with Sharia-compliant broker Saracen Markets in September, and added its social trading module to Fiboniq's CRM platform in October.

"We are honored to partner with such a reputable global broker as Bold Prime," said Timur Latypoff, General Director of Takeprofit Tech. "We appreciate its dedication to putting clients first and its continued investment in technology to ensure strong risk management and transparent trading operations."

Offshore License Raises Questions

Bold Prime operates under license number 31896 from the Union of Comoros' International Brokerage and Clearing House. However, the firm's regulatory history includes a February 2023 expulsion from the Financial Commission, an independent dispute resolution body for retail Forex brokers.

The Financial Commission said it removed Bold Prime for repeated failures to follow the organization's rules and guidelines, though it didn't specify what violations triggered the action. Bold Prime had joined the commission just six months earlier in August 2022.

The expulsion means Bold Prime clients can't file new complaints with the commission or access its compensation fund, which covers up to 20,000 euros in eligible claims. Malaysia's Securities Commission flagged the broker in 2023 for operating without proper authorization in that country.

Bridge Technology Gains Traction

MetaTrader bridges have become standard infrastructure for FX brokers that want to connect with multiple liquidity sources or run mixed execution models. The software sits between the trading platform and liquidity providers, letting brokers decide which orders to send to the market and which to handle internally.

The technology provider Fortex has also introduced cross-platform bridging, allowing traders to copy positions between MT4/5 and Fortex 7 through Duplikium’s cloud infrastructure.

Takeprofit Tech says its bridge handles up to 1,500 price quotes per second and processes trades in under 30 milliseconds during normal market activity. The system works with more than 30 liquidity providers and five cryptocurrency exchanges.