Liquidity providers
Margin and settlement transfers to prime brokers and liquidity providers.
Treasury conversion, liquidity provider transfers, technology vendor payments and introducing broker rebates for regulated CFD and FX brokers. Client money stays where your regulator requires it to be held.
In shortCCYFX handles corporate payments for regulated CFD and FX brokers: liquidity provider transfers, technology vendor payments, introducing broker rebates and group treasury. It works with brokers regulated by CySEC, the FCA, ASIC, the FSCA, FSA Seychelles, FSC Mauritius and similar regulators. It does not hold or move retail client money.
Most brokers operate several entities under different regulators. We document each entity and its licence once, as one group.
An EU entity licensed by CySEC alongside entities in Seychelles, Mauritius or the BVI, onboarded together so intercompany flows are documented.
Margin top-ups and settlements with your liquidity providers, documented against your agreements.
Scheduled rebate and commission payments to verified introducing brokers.
We handle your company’s own money. Client funds remain in your segregated accounts.
Margin and settlement transfers to prime brokers and liquidity providers.
Trading platform licences, bridges, CRM systems and data feeds.
Scheduled rebate payments to verified introducing brokers and affiliates.
Revenue conversion and funding for entities across the group.
Illustrative, based on typical needs
The group tops up margin with two liquidity providers, pays its trading platform and CRM vendors, and settles introducing broker rebates each month. Corporate funds move through CCYFX, while client money stays in the segregated accounts its regulators require.
Alongside our standard company documents and identification for directors and beneficial owners, we ask businesses in this sector for the following.
These limits protect our clients and our banking relationships.
No. We handle corporate funds only: treasury, liquidity provider transfers, vendor payments and introducing broker rebates. Client money must remain in segregated accounts, as your regulator requires.
We work with brokers regulated in the EU, the UK, Australia and South Africa, and in established offshore regimes such as Seychelles, Mauritius, the BVI and the Cayman Islands. We verify each licence on the regulator’s public register.
Yes. Most broker groups have several entities, and we onboard them together so that intercompany flows are documented.
Only where the broker holds the Canadian registration required to deal with Canadian residents.
Apply online in about ten minutes. We will reply with the documents your structure requires and an indicative timeline for onboarding.