Tamta
Suladze
Responsabile del Content Marketing, Autore Principale
Tamta Suladze è una stratega esperta di contenuti e comunicazioni con un ricco background nel fintech e nel B2B SaaS. Con una solida base nel giornalismo e nei media, porta un tocco unico di narrazione al mondo della finanza e della tecnologia. Attualmente, Tamta fa parte del team di marketing di B2BROKER, dove guida iniziative di contenuto che traducono soluzioni fintech complesse in narrazioni chiare e coinvolgenti per un pubblico globale.


Assess banking as a service infrastructure across architecture, execution, compliance, and build-versus-buy trade-offs for fintechs.
26.07.26

Evaluate how cross border fintech compliance reshapes onboarding, payments, KYC, and CRM architecture for multi-jurisdiction brokers.

Evaluate embedded finance infrastructure across liquidity, execution, compliance, settlement, and build-vs-buy tradeoffs for exchanges.
23.06.26

A framework for how to build a trading platform: assess architecture, SLAs, total cost, and build-vs-buy tradeoffs for institutional flow.
22.06.26

Evaluate FIX vs REST API across execution latency, sequencing, compliance, and integration cost to design a hybrid institutional stack.
19.06.26

Assess how exchanges source liquidity through market makers, aggregation, and prime access, with a framework for integration, risk, and scale.
17.06.26

A framework for evaluating multi-asset trading software for brokers against fragmented stacks, with a focus on TCO, risk, and integrations.
15.06.26

Assess how NFP affects trading through LP quote withdrawal, spread widening, and aggregation design shaping XAU/USD and FX execution quality.

Assess crypto exchange infrastructure by comparing custom and white-label paths across matching, liquidity, custody, and compliance before launch.
09.06.26

B2CONNECT's latest release brings Systematic Hedging built for high-frequency flow, a live B2CORE integration, Tiered Commission Profiles, and a round of liquidity and pricing upgrades.

The latest B2TRADER Mobile release introduces an embeddable Mobile SDK, an in-app AI Assistant, on-chart Take Profit and Stop Loss, account analytics, and deeper workspace customization.

Seven measurable RFP tests covering latency, failover, risk controls, and TCO for choosing the best matching engine software for crypto exchanges.
06.07.26

Assess KYC for forex brokers through a lifecycle lens: review bottlenecks, audit risk, and multi-jurisdiction architecture tradeoffs at scale.
08.07.26

The latest B2TRADER release introduces Guest mode, a unified Balance Operations report, three new account statuses, drag-and-drop TP & SL, and several trader UX upgrades

See a phased framework to migrate a forex broker platform infrastructure with validated execution, controlled cutover, and compliance continuity.
07.06.26

Compare how brokers reduce liquidity costs through execution models, routing, netting, and TCA while preserving depth and fill quality.
05.06.26

For teams asking how long it takes to build brokerage software, this analysis compares turnkey, custom, and multi-asset timelines.
03.06.26

Use this MT5 white label compliance checklist to prep MetaQuotes docs, AML/KYC, hosting and audit logs, so launches clear audits fast.
01.06.26

Break down MT5 white label costs, spot hidden fees in data, payments and integrations, and model ROI so your turnkey MT5 launch stays scalable.
30.05.26

Assess how brokerages manage volatility through liquidity resilience, matching engine integrity, and real-time margin controls.

A framework for how to increase brokerage profitability by evaluating liquidity terms, routing logic, spread capture, and execution quality.

Understand how forex brokers make money through execution models, commission logic, swap revenue, treasury income, and book-routing economics.

A complete guide to what a liquidity broker does: execution quality, post-trade automation, embedded compliance, and scaling without rebuilds.

A guide to building an integrated brokerage ecosystem that scales, from matching engine to back-office, with the four components that matter.