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How the Match-Trader Ecosystem Works

The Match-Trader platform operates within an integrated ecosystem of three main components (Platform, Backend, CRM):

Important: When integrating your system, you only need to connect with Broker-API. There is no need to directly integrate with other components as they are already interconnected.

Role of Individual Components

Match-Trade CRM

  • User account management (accounts)
  • Mapping of offers with groups created in the admin panel
  • Ability to check client details and platform logs (also available via API)

Match-Trade Backend

Consists of two main modules:

Match-Trade Admin

  • Configuration-oriented system
  • Group creation and management
  • Symbol, spread, and other parameter configuration

Match-Trade Manager

  • Trading accounts overview
  • Open position monitoring
  • Access to ledgers, orders, and other operations

Match-Trader Platform

  • Trading interface for end users
  • Utilizes configuration defined in Admin
  • Connected with CRM for account management

Key Concepts

Relationship Between Groups and Offers

  1. In Backend Admin, groups are created with their parameters (symbols, spreads, etc.)
  2. In CRM, offers are created that are visible to traders
  3. Each group created in the admin panel that is to be made public must be mapped to an offer
  4. During registration, traders see and select offers, not groups

IMPORTANT NOTE: As a CRM Provider, you must integrate with offers in the CRM, not with groups in the Backend. This is a critical distinction as your integration will interact exclusively with the offer structure in the Match-Trade CRM.

Account Structure

  • Account - user profile linked to an email address
    • Contains personal data (first name, last name, country, address, etc.). Only the email, first name, and last name are required; the rest is optional.
    • One user = one Account
    • Password is assigned to the Account (email), not to trading accounts
    • Email is the account login.
  • Trading Account - actual trading account
    • One Account can have multiple Trading Accounts
    • Each Trading Account is assigned to a specific offer
    • Traders can switch between their trading accounts within the platform
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