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Risk intelligence should not be reserved for the biggest brokers.
Radar Lite brings many of the essential features from Radar into a leaner, more cost-effective package designed for entry-level, growing brokers that want sharper risk visibility without heavy onboarding or enterprise-level spend.
Radar Lite gives you the Radar essentials. At an accessible price point.
Every broker needs to see risk early, understand client behaviour quickly and act before small issues become expensive ones.
Radar Lite gives brokers a focused risk intelligence layer covering client behaviour, exposure, alerts, reporting and cross-broker signals. It is practical, accessible and built for teams that need clear answers fast.
See risk beyond your own book.
Identify clients with multiple accounts across different brokers, providing an additional intelligence layer beyond your own book. This helps teams identify connected activity, repeat behaviours and emerging patterns that may not be visible from single-book analysis alone.
For smaller and growing brokers, this is a major advantage. You are not relying on your own data alone to spot risk, supporting more informed decision-making and significantly improved behavioural visibility.
For brokers with in-house tools, Radar Lite can sit alongside your existing setup as an added alerting layer, helping you strengthen risk detection without replacing the systems you already use.
Radar Lite also includes a targeted reporting suite designed to turn data into decisions:
Follow the money. Review deposits, withdrawals, cash flows and all-time financial activity to identify clients extracting value rather than normal retail trading. Flag withdrawal-heavy behaviour, unusual funding flows and accounts where financial activity deserves closer review.
Identify clients using timing, rollover mechanics or overnight positioning to create an unfair edge. Spot patterns where trading behaviour appears designed around swap windows, position timing or repeated exposure setups that can quietly impact P&L.
Detect clients turning incentives into a strategy. Identify bonus harvesting, credit misuse and suspicious deposit-and-withdrawal behaviour, including patterns that may indicate coordinated or multi-account abuse.
Spot clients building offsetting positions that look low-risk on the surface but can unwind into sudden directional exposure. Uncover hedging-style behaviour to gain a clearer view of hidden risk.
Radar Lite also includes all the core capabilities from our existing Radar platform, providing teams a clear view of what is happening across their book, including real-time risk visibility, client level analytics, exposure monitoring, smart alerts and watchlists.
With configurable alerts across behavioural indicators, brokers can monitor unusual activity, latency-driven strategies and emerging risk before it starts impacting P&L.
It is designed for leaner risk teams that need the right information quickly, without unnecessary complexity.
Built for growing brokers
Radar Lite is ideal for brokers who:
• Want an entry-level risk intelligence platform
• Need lower cost and lower onboarding effort
• Are growing and need better risk visibility
• Already have in-house tools but want to add network alerts
• Want actionable reports without a full enterprise rollout
• Need practical broker protection without overcomplicating the stack
Deep risk insight, made accessible.
“Many brokers are already actively managing risk in-house. Radar Lite acts as an addition to that functionality, providing entry-level brokers with access to the behavioural intelligence and monitoring tools typically associated with larger enterprise operations.
The streamlined platform provides the most essential capabilities from Radar within a leaner, more cost-effective framework to help brokers make faster, more accurate decisions, improve operational visibility and ultimately protect P&L more effectively over time.
Network Alerts is our newest addition, providing valuable behavioural insight that would otherwise be difficult to identify through isolated broker analysis alone.
We have designed Radar Lite to seamlessly enhance existing risk operations, enabling brokers to make more informed decisions and gain greater visibility into the behaviours driving performance across their book.”
– Dennis Weissert, CCO, iSAM Securities Apex
Radar Lite is available from $1,000 per month.
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