Your Bourse Introduces Virtual Groups to Simplify Routing Management Across Multiple Trading Platforms

Brokers operating across multiple connected trading platforms often need to apply the same routing logic to client groups spread across different servers. As those groups change, maintaining the configuration can mean returning to each trading platform individually to update the relevant rules.

Your Bourse has introduced Virtual Groups to simplify how brokers manage that process across a multi-platform environment.

Virtual Groups allow brokers to bring together relevant native groups from different connected trading servers under a single virtual grouping. Routing rules are initially configured for the Virtual Group on each relevant trading platform.

From there, when the broker needs to add another native group to the same routing setup, the change can be made once within the Virtual Group rather than by updating each trading-server configuration individually.

For example, a broker operating several connected trading servers may want specific client groups across those environments to follow the same routing logic.

Without Virtual Groups, the broker would need to maintain the relevant configuration separately across the individual trading platforms. With Virtual Groups, those native groups can be brought together and managed under the same routing structure.

This becomes particularly useful as the brokerage grows and new native groups are added. Once the routing rules have been established, the broker can update the Virtual Group centrally instead of repeatedly revisiting the corresponding configuration on each trading platform.

Key facts

- Virtual Groups can bring together native groups from multiple connected trading platforms.

- Brokers can use Virtual Groups as part of their routing configuration, including hedging-related routing.

- The initial routing rule is still configured on each relevant trading platform.

- Once that setup is in place, additional native groups can be added to the Virtual Group from one place.

- This reduces the need to maintain the same group-level routing configuration separately as the broker's trading-server structure changes.

Watch Furqan Fakar walk through Virtual Groups and demonstrate how client logins across MT4 and MT5 can be managed under one Virtual Group: https://bit.ly/4ybxkrV

Book a Demo to see how Virtual Groups could work across your trading-server setup: https://bit.ly/4yWL9KJ