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Liquidity bridge provider Tools for Brokers (TFB) has launched DEXA, a new SaaS-based risk management and analytics platform aimed at retail brokers, prop trading firms and prime brokers.
The platform is positioned as a single, live command centre that brings together every trader, position and server across MT4 and MT5 in one view, refreshed every second. According to TFB, dealing desks have historically operated across fragmented systems, often making risk decisions on incomplete data, and DEXA has been built to address that gap.
DEXA is designed to work alongside a brokerage's existing liquidity bridge infrastructure, meaning no changes are required to current execution systems. The platform begins analysing and acting on new trading accounts from the third trade, using what TFB describes as a dual-engine architecture. This combines an AI model that identifies early behavioural signals with a system that converts those insights into real-time flow decisions and risk responses, automatically adjusting exposure based on how an account behaves.
Alexey Kutsenko, CEO, DEXA and TFB
Alexey Kutsenko, CEO, DEXA and TFB said:
"Most dealing desk losses come from delay, not lack of data. DEXA was built to close that gap – from a trader's very first orders, with a level of speed and accuracy the market has not seen before. This is not an incremental improvement on what exists, it is a new category entirely."
The platform continuously analyses every fill, market event and instance of cross-account behaviour with the aim of detecting toxic flow, event-driven trading and coordinated activity. This includes identifying traders who may be profiting at a broker's expense, news-driven trading behaviour, and hidden connections between accounts operating behind VPNs. TFB says these insights are automatically translated into risk responses for the dealing desk to act on.
DEXA also includes a no-code automation builder, allowing dealing desks to define, backtest and deploy their own rules without involvement from a technology team.
On data handling, TFB states that DEXA operates on a strict read-only architecture, analysing trading data without interfering with any trading activity. Broker data is kept fully isolated and secure, and is not transmitted externally unless explicitly authorised.
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