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Find The Right Companies for Your Trading Business
Answer a few simple questions to get matched with the best providers for your specific needs.
Looking for payment providers or liquidity providers?
Choosing a liquidity provider or a payment service provider usually means emailing a long list of firms and waiting to find out which of them can actually work with your business. The LF Match Matrix turns that into a few minutes of questions. Tell us what your firm does and what you need, and we compare your answers against the verified capability data every provider on LiquidityFinder has supplied.
It is used by retail and institutional brokers, prop trading firms, asset managers, hedge funds, crypto exchanges and fintechs, in every region we cover. There is no cost, and no obligation to contact anyone on your shortlist.
Find a liquidity provider
Compare verified liquidity providers for FX, CFDs, metals, indices and crypto. Tell us the instruments you trade, the platforms and connectivity you run, your account structure and your minimum deposit, and see which providers can actually support your brokerage or trading desk.
- Retail and institutional brokers, prop firms and asset managers
- FX, CFDs, commodities, indices, equities and digital assets
- FIX, API and bridge connectivity, plus server location
- Account types, spreads model and minimum deposit
Find a payment service provider
Compare payment service providers, EMIs and banking partners that work with financial services firms. Tell us the services you need, where you send and receive money, the currencies involved and your regulatory status, and see which providers can onboard a business like yours.
- Multi-currency accounts, cross-border payments and FX conversion
- Third party payments and client withdrawal workflows
- Providers that onboard brokers, crypto firms and higher risk sectors
- Settlement speed by currency, plus API and BaaS capability
Frequently Asked Questions
Not finding what you are looking for?
Contact the LF support team.
What is the LF Match Matrix?
The LF Match Matrix is a free matchmaking tool that connects financial services firms with the providers they need. You answer a short set of questions about your business and requirements, and the tool scores every verified provider against your answers to return a ranked shortlist. It currently covers liquidity providers and payment service providers, with brokers, trading platforms, crypto exchanges and digital banking to follow.
How do I find the right liquidity provider for my brokerage?
Start the liquidity provider matcher and answer the questions about your organisation type, the instruments you want to offer, the platforms and connectivity you use, your account structure and your minimum deposit. The tool compares your answers against the verified capability data each provider has supplied and returns the providers that can genuinely support your setup, so you are not sending the same brief to a dozen firms to find out.
How do I find a payment provider that will work with my firm?
Start the payment provider matcher. Many payment providers will not onboard brokers, trading firms or businesses with crypto exposure, and many cannot make third party payments to client bank accounts. The questionnaire asks about exactly those constraints, along with the regions, currencies and services you need, so your shortlist only contains providers that can take on a business like yours.
What is the difference between a liquidity provider and a payment service provider?
A liquidity provider supplies the executable prices your clients trade against, giving you access to institutional pricing across FX, CFDs and other asset classes. A payment service provider moves money for your business, handling client deposits and withdrawals, multi-currency accounts, cross-border payments and FX conversion. Most brokerages need both, and they are chosen against completely different criteria.
Is the LF Match Matrix free to use?
Yes. Both matchers are free and using them places you under no obligation. You are not charged to see your matches, and you decide which providers, if any, you want to speak to. Creating a free LiquidityFinder account lets you view your full shortlist and contact providers directly.
How are providers verified?
Every provider completes a detailed capability questionnaire covering the services they offer, the regions and currencies they support, their licences and regulators, and the client types they will onboard. That data comes directly from the provider rather than from marketing material, and they are responsible for keeping it accurate. Your matches are scored against those declared capabilities.
How long does it take?
A few minutes. Each matcher is a short series of questions, and you can go back and change any answer before you finish. Your progress is saved as you go, so you see your shortlist as soon as you complete the final step.
Which other provider types are coming?
Retail and institutional brokers, trading platforms, crypto exchanges and digital banking are all planned. Liquidity providers and payment service providers are live now, and the remaining categories will appear in the selector as each opens.
Webull Securities Co., Ltd., the Japanese subsidiary of Webull Corporation, has started handling US Treasury bonds, giving customers access to about 20,000 bonds as of 30 October 2026. The service lets users trade market-traded bonds like stocks, with real-time prices and yields, from $100.
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Intercontinental Exchange and Trade[XYZ] have agreed to bring Trade[XYZ]’s perpetual markets onshore in the US through a new regulated market and clearing structure for round-the-clock retail trading built on Hyperliquid, operated separately from ICE’s institutional futures franchise, subject to regulatory approvals.
The Utah Attorney General's Office has filed 14 criminal charges against KalshiEX, LLC, the operator of US prediction market Kalshi, in a case that names co-founders Tarek Mansour, Chief Executive Officer, and Luana Lopes Lara, Chief Operating Officer, as co-defendants.
US blockchain payments company Ripple and US crypto exchange Coinbase have partnered to make Ripple's US dollar stablecoin, Ripple USD (RLUSD), available across Coinbase's platforms
The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has secured High Court undertakings to ensure that global crypto exchange HTX, formerly known as Huobi, will not knowingly promote cryptoasset services unlawfully to UK consumers.
US post-trade market infrastructure provider DTCC has launched its DTCC Tokenization Service (DTS) through its subsidiary The Depository Trust Company.
Warsaw-listed broker XTB has reported preliminary consolidated net profit of PLN 213.7 million for the third quarter of 2026, up 301.4% from PLN 53.2 million a year earlier.
Trading platform developer Spotware Systems, the company behind cTrader, has partnered with Dubai-based CRM and back-office technology provider Techysquad
The Federal Reserve held its policy rate at 3.75% to 4.00% on Wednesday, as almost everyone expected. What the market did not fully expect was the vote. Two members of the Committee, Governor Lisa Cook and Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack, dissented in favor of an immediate quarter-point hike. It is the first time since October 1992 that a governor and a regional Fed president have dissented together on the same side.
B2BROKER Group has introduced Model Context Protocol support and an in-terminal AI Chat to B2TRADER. Traders can connect Claude, ChatGPT or custom AI agents to accounts, with brokers setting read-only or full access, while the chat requires explicit confirmation for trading actions proposed inside the web terminal.