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As competition in multi-asset trading intensifies and brokers race to modernise their tech stacks, Equiti Group has chosen TraderEvolution as a core part of its trading infrastructure. The move is aimed at giving clients faster, more flexible access to a wider range of markets, while giving Equiti more control over how it builds and scales its global offering.
Equiti Group, a global fintech provider with licences in major financial centres including the UK, UAE and Cyprus, will use TraderEvolution’s multi-market platform to support broader product access, stronger execution and a smoother operational flow across regions.
The partnership is a key step in Equiti Group’s strategy to deliver a more sophisticated multi-asset experience for retail, professional and institutional clients. By integrating TraderEvolution’s modular, back-end-first architecture, Equiti aims to enhance product coverage and execution quality while preserving the flexibility to adjust its setup by region, asset class and client segment.
TraderEvolution’s technology stack is designed to handle multiple asset classes across diverse market structures, connecting to dozens of global exchanges and venues. It also supports a wide variety of front ends – from native interfaces to third-party platforms and custom client APIs – giving brokers more freedom in how they design their user experience.
This partnership with TraderEvolution aligns with our ambition to widen the product range and market access available to our clients. It complements the strong foundation we already have in place and supports our ongoing work to provide a seamless and adaptable trading experience across regions. Our priority is to ensure clients have the reach and usability required to navigate global markets confidently.
Husam Al Kurdi, CEO, Equiti Cyprus
For Equiti, the collaboration is as much about infrastructure as it is about client-facing features. A back-end-first, liquidity-neutral platform allows the Group to plug in different liquidity providers, venues and asset classes without being locked into a single configuration. That flexibility has become increasingly important for brokers looking to differentiate on product depth, execution quality and regional tailoring, rather than just spreads or marketing.
From TraderEvolution’s perspective, the deal underscores growing demand from established brokerages for technology that can sit at the centre of a multi-asset stack – not just as a user interface, but as an orchestration layer across products, venues and client types.
We are delighted to see a growing number of well-established brokerages selecting TraderEvolution as their core trading engine. TraderEvolution’s multi-asset strengths and back-end-first architecture give brokers unparalleled control and flexibility, empowering them to efficiently manage operations across all asset classes and deliver a seamless, customisable trading experience for their clients.
Roman Nalivayko, CEO, TraderEvolution Global
The agreement lays the groundwork for continued collaboration between the two firms. In the near term, the focus will be on expanding supported asset classes and optimising platform performance. Longer term, the combination of Equiti’s global footprint and TraderEvolution’s infrastructure-neutral approach is intended to support new products, additional venues and more tailored offerings for different client groups.
Equiti Group is a global leader in advanced trading technology, payment software, virtual assets, asset management and physical commodity solutions. With a presence across Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East, the Group is licensed in major financial jurisdictions including the UK, UAE and Cyprus. The Group delivers a best-in-class financial experience to clients across retail, professional and institutional segments.
TraderEvolution is a multi-market trading platform provider offering modular, customisable solutions for brokers and banks worldwide. The system includes a powerful back end with connectivity to dozens of global exchanges and a versatile front-end suite—supporting native interfaces, third-party front ends and a Client API. Built to handle multiple asset classes across diverse market structures, TraderEvolution goes beyond the typical “multi-asset” claim, delivering true flexibility in both instrument coverage and market adaptability. The platform is liquidity-neutral and infrastructure-independent, enabling firms to run core brokerage operations or enhance existing setups.
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