The basics
STP stands for Straight-Through Processing. In an STP model, your trade orders are routed directly to liquidity providers — banks, prime brokers, and non-bank market makers — without any intervention from the broker's dealing desk.
You place a buy or sell order on MetaTrader 5. The order reaches our execution engine.
Our system aggregates quotes from multiple tier-1 liquidity providers and routes your order to the best available price.
Your order is filled at the price offered by the liquidity provider. The spread you see is the actual market spread — we add no hidden markup.
Know the difference
The execution model your broker uses determines whether they profit from your success or your failure. This isn't a technical detail — it's a fundamental conflict of interest question.
Our commitment
We chose the A-Book model because it aligns our interests with yours. When you trade more and stay longer, we earn more. When you lose, we lose a client.
We never requote, delay or reject your orders based on profitability. Orders go to our liquidity providers. Our revenue comes from spreads and commissions — not from client losses.
The prices you see are aggregated from multiple tier-1 liquidity providers. No artificial widening. No requotes. Symmetric slippage.
Scalpers, algo traders, news traders, high-frequency strategies — all welcome. We have no reason to restrict profitable trading.
Request an execution quality report any time. We publish our fill rates, slippage statistics, and execution speed because we have nothing to hide.
Deep dive
A six-part series exploring STP execution, broker models, and what really matters to professional traders.
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