Highlights
B2Trader connected to B2COPY — the ecosystem is complete
What we changed. B2Trader was added to the list of platforms supported by B2COPY. A broker can now assemble the full stack inside one ecosystem: B2Core as the client interface, B2Trader for trading, B2COPY for copy trading.
Example. A client trades on B2Trader through B2Core and connects to B2COPY strategies in the same place.
Key point for brokers. The familiar B2COPY logic carries over: subscriptions, fees, and copying rules work the same way. A few things are handled specifically for B2Trader — for example, trading passwords cannot be reset from B2COPY. For details, refer to Supported trading platforms.
Master traders see deposit and withdrawal requests immediately
Problem. In PAMM, a master trader used to learn about an investor’s deposit or withdrawal request only at rollover, which left no time to prepare positions in advance.
What we changed. The money manager now receives an email at the moment the request is created, before rollover. The email states the investor’s account and the amount. The notifications are switched on and off in the email template settings and support multiple languages.
Example. An investor creates a $20,000 withdrawal request. The master trader sees it right away and can prepare positions in advance or run the rollover manually.
Key point for brokers. Deposit and withdrawal notifications are configured separately and support multiple languages.
Also released
- In the B2Core version, the partner is defined at user level rather than per trading account: one partner record instead of one entry per account.
- A separate body of work went into the resilience of copying and PAMM rollovers: trade processing speed, behavior under load, and calculation correctness during failures.
