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Broker technology provider 4XPORTAL @4XPORTAL has announced a partnership with global e-wallet and payment gateway STICPAY, bringing STICPAY's payment capabilities into 4XPORTAL's ATARIA CRM.
The integration is aimed at brokerage firms that currently arrange payment connectivity separately from their client management stack. 4XPORTAL said the collaboration forms part of a wider push to expand its network of technology partners, with the intention of simplifying essential business processes and delivering greater reliability, flexibility and value to brokerage firms worldwide.
STICPAY is a global e-wallet and payment gateway serving more than one million users and 5,000 corporate clients across over 200 countries. The wallet supports more than 60 currencies and over 600 deposit and withdrawal options, and covers global rails such as Visa, Mastercard and SWIFT bank transfers as well as cryptocurrency and domestic methods including Alipay and UPI.
The company is already established in the retail trading sector. It runs cashback programmes for clients who sign up with FX and CFD brokers through STICPAY, paying out weekly based on trading volume, alongside a referral commission scheme. It has also been building out its broker-facing distribution: a partnership with MetaTrader 5 announced previously allows MT5 brokers to use STICPAY's payments service without a separate API integration, and the firm added Visa and Mastercard debit and credit card processing to its platform via API for merchants without their own card infrastructure.
The announcement follows 4XPORTAL's technology partnership with payment orchestration platform Paytiko, which connected ATARIA to Paytiko's network of integrated payment service providers. STICPAY adds a direct e-wallet and gateway relationship alongside that orchestration layer, widening the deposit and withdrawal options available to brokers running on 4XPORTAL's stack.
4XPORTAL is a UK fintech company operated from Dubai, founded in 2021, which builds and maintains operational infrastructure for FX brokers, prop trading firms and financial institutions. Its ATARIA CRM covers client lifecycle management, IB partner portals, KYC, reporting, analytics and a rules based system, alongside MT4 and MT5 server and bridge management.
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