Liquidity and execution
Liquidity Providers
Connect your preferred liquidity providers with your brokerage technology stack, aggregate available pricing and route execution to the trading platforms your clients use.
- MultipleLP connections supported
- Sixtrading platforms supported
- A / Bbook routing options
- Oneconnected execution layer
EUR/USD
Aggregated Pricing
- 1.087496.2M
- 1.087474.1M
- 1.087452.8M
- 1.087431.5M
1.08742best available price
- 1.087412.0M
- 1.087393.6M
- 1.087375.4M
- 1.087358.1M
How liquidity connects
From Platform to LPs
Connect your trading environment to the liquidity providers you choose, with pricing, routing and execution managed through one connected layer.
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Step 01
Client places an order
The order starts on the trading platform your client uses, whether that is MT5, cTrader, Match-Trader or another supported environment.
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Step 02
Trading rules are applied
Account groups, spreads, markups, trade limits and routing preferences are applied according to the configuration defined for your brokerage.
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Step 03
Liquidity is selected
The connected routing layer directs the order toward the configured liquidity source or venue based on the execution rules defined for your setup.
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Step 04
Execution returns
The execution response flows back through the connected infrastructure so the trading platform, CRM and operational systems can reflect the resulting activity.
Your routing model
A-book, B-book or Hybrid
Choose how client flow is handled across your brokerage, with routing rules configured around your groups, instruments, accounts and risk framework.
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A-book
Client orders are routed to external liquidity venues, with the brokerage operating an agency-style execution model and retaining its defined spread or commission structure.
- External liquidity execution
- Revenue through spread or commission
- Venue-based execution routing
- Execution activity remains traceable
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Flexible model
Hybrid
Combine external routing and internal handling through configurable rules, allowing different client groups, instruments or trade conditions to follow different execution paths.
- Rules by client or group
- Routing by instrument or condition
- Flexible exposure management
- Configuration without changing platforms
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B-book
Client flow is handled internally, with the brokerage managing the resulting market exposure through its own risk and hedging framework.
- Internal flow management
- Exposure by symbol and account group
- Configurable risk thresholds
- Hedging based on your risk framework
Questions about liquidity
Before You Connect Your LPs
What brokers usually want to know before connecting liquidity providers to their trading infrastructure.
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Yes. You can connect liquidity providers you already work with, subject to the supported connectivity and technical requirements of each provider. Your existing commercial agreements and arrangements remain between your brokerage and the relevant provider.
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Yes. Multiple liquidity sources can be connected through the same infrastructure, allowing your brokerage to work with different providers while keeping the execution environment centralized.
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Yes. The liquidity layer can work with supported trading environments including MT5, cTrader, Match-Trader, Leverate, Vertex FX and Piptrex, depending on the required integration and connectivity setup.
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Routing and trading conditions can be configured according to your brokerage structure, including client groups, account types and instruments. The available options depend on the specific integration and rules supported by your setup.
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Additional liquidity providers can be added when their technical connectivity is supported. The new source can then be configured within the existing brokerage infrastructure without requiring a separate CRM environment.
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No. VAST CRM is a brokerage technology and CRM provider. It provides the software layer for connecting and managing supported liquidity infrastructure; it does not act as a liquidity provider or take the role of a trading counterparty.