Dealing desk for CFD brokers

A safer book. A stronger PnL.

A full-scope dealing desk for CFD brokers. We engineer the setup — pricing, leverage, routing, execution — then run the operation: monitoring flow, managing exposure, hedging the traders that should be hedged. Your book stays yours. It just stops leaking.

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Aligned incentives — we earn when your book earns.
LIVE BOOK — SYNTHETIC● DESK LIVE
Net exposure · majors+412.6B
Flow toxicity index0.041
Edge over hurdle$4.18/lot
Non-dom share0.007
Regime flip watch2 pairs
Review queue3 accounts
CoveragecontinuousNetting efficiencyhighRoutinghybridPlatforms5+
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01
Toxic flow slips through
Latency arb, multi-leg arb and EA abuse extract value before anyone notices the pattern.
02
Winners found too late
Accounts move to the A-book only after the damage — routing as reaction, not decision.
03
Exposure surprises
News windows, weekend gaps and rollover risk hit books nobody is watching.
04
PnL that swings violently
Thin-edge books behave like small casinos: one month can erase a quarter.

Configuration creates the edge. Operation keeps it.

Dealing desk and risk management are not two products. The desk that configures your pricing, leverage and routing is the same desk that operates the book those settings produce — moving traders between books as their flow develops — and answers for the outcome.

01 — CONFIGURATION
We engineer the setup
Markups with a mathematical basis per instrument. Leverage assessed against the volatility of the underlying. Routing and execution built deliberately. The better the setup, the safer the book.
How the desk works →02 — OPERATION
We run the book with you
Continuous monitoring and exposure control. Risky traders, large accounts, bots and known exploitation patterns surfaced early — and accounts hedged to the A-book when their flow warrants it.
See the risk stack →03 — DECISIONS
Humans make the calls
No trade-by-trade micromanagement — the structure does the work. Executive decisions are made by experienced operators; AI assists with detection, it never operates the book.
Who runs the desk →

Six failures we find in almost every book.

Books rarely bleed from bad luck. They bleed from a setup nobody engineered and structures nobody built.

01
Markups set by feel
No mathematical basis behind the markup on each instrument — pricing copied or guessed, never derived from cost, volatility and target edge.
02
Leverage without a volatility model
Leverage tiers copied from competitors instead of assessed against the volatility of each underlying. One asset class quietly carries the risk of the whole book.
03
No structure for risky traders
No defined way to identify and handle the accounts that actually threaten the book. Everything is discovered late, case by case.
04
Large traders spotted too late
No mechanism to quickly flag accounts with high relative impact. A single trader can dominate exposure for days before anyone reacts.
05
Bots run unrecognized
No structure to identify automated flow and handle it. EAs and scripted strategies get treated like retail flow until the damage shows.
06
Exploitation goes undetected
Common fraud and exploitation tactics are simply unknown to the operator. Malicious actors drain the book — not because detection failed, but because nobody knew what to look for.

Every one of these is a configuration or process failure — which is exactly what we build. Configuration first, operation on top.

Every decision has a basis: flow data in, operator judgment out.

One engagement covers the whole system: from the configuration of every setting to the operational monitoring and handling of the live book. No gap between setup and operation — one desk owns both, and answers for both.

Humans decide
Every executive decision is made by an experienced operator. AI works the desk as an assistant — flagging, sorting, summarizing. It never operates the book.
No micromanagement
Nobody decides trades one by one — that fails. A well-engineered structure handles the flow; the desk intervenes where it matters.
Conditions traders actually want
We know what clients expect from a broker. Risk management that strangles trading conditions kills growth. Ours protects the book while keeping the product competitive.
Where are you right now?
Running a broker
You have a live book and a feeling it leaks. We find where.
Starting a broker
A white label gives you a platform — not a functioning book. Launch with a desk from day one.
Bleeding a book
Months that erase quarters. Confidential triage: assess, stabilize, rebuild.
Running a prop firm
Challenge rules that sell without sinking the firm — and a desk on the funded book.

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No pricing page, no sales deck. A conversation about your book — confidential by default.

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