How are investor and broker workflows connected?
The platform had to serve individual traders and professional brokers through different but connected workflows.
Case study · Finance & Insurance
A financial trading technology provider offered a two-sided platform: individual investors used the client application for stock and futures trading, while brokers and dealers used the back office for accounts, products, reporting and risk management.

The situation
The platform had to serve individual traders and professional brokers through different but connected workflows.
New capabilities required integration with specialist financial APIs, protocols and charting components.
Current users needed dependable maintenance and support while product development continued.
Key Questions
The platform had to serve individual traders and professional brokers through different but connected workflows.
New capabilities required integration with specialist financial APIs, protocols and charting components.
Current users needed dependable maintenance and support while product development continued.
The solution
Provided a cross-functional engineering and QA team for API integration, feature development, user support and ongoing maintenance across the trading platform.
How we worked
Formed a team with one project manager, four developers and two testers.
Integrated financial connectivity and messaging components using WCF and QuickFIX.
Extended desktop and web experiences built with C#, C++, ASP.NET and Windows Forms.
Applied NUnit, logging, charting and installer tooling to improve testability and product delivery.
Technology and delivery context
The result
Expanded the platform’s investor and broker-facing capabilities.
Supported account, product, reporting and risk-management workflows in one trading environment.
Created ongoing engineering capacity for current-user support and future enhancements.
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