Fintake has launched the customer-facing component of its Helio trading platform, offering brokers a fully white-labeled alternative to established platforms like MetaTrader 5 and cTrader. The web-based terminal and mobile interface allow brokers to present the platform entirely under their own brand identity, including custom domains, colors and logos, with no visible reference to the underlying provider.
The platform is designed to accommodate both novice and experienced traders through a flexible interface. New users can execute trades in two clicks without navigating multiple screens, while advanced traders can configure multiple workspaces with charts, market depth ladders and technical indicators. The order ticket displays leverage requirements, margin usage and break-even calculations before trade submission. Helio currently supports forex, stock CFDs, crypto derivatives and perpetual futures, with prediction markets and spot crypto still under development.
Brokers can deploy Helio over their existing infrastructure or run it entirely on the provider’s backend. Pricing starts at two thousand nine hundred fifty dollars monthly plus a six thousand five hundred dollar implementation fee, positioning it as a mid-market alternative to legacy platforms. The launch follows Helio’s initial rollout in March which focused on cloud infrastructure and system redundancy.
The multi-asset support and transparent pricing structure give smaller brokers access to institutional-grade technology without the licensing constraints or branding limitations often associated with established platform providers.
FXnCO Insight
White-label platforms with transparent pricing models are lowering barriers to entry for emerging brokers, though regulatory compliance and liquidity integration remain the critical differentiators beyond the interface itself.
Source: Finance Magnates