XFIV is a multi-brand broker platform for groups that run several MT5 brands. Each brand gets its own client portal, web terminal, domain and AI agent persona, while your team manages integration, permissions and audit logs from one place. Group CRM and reporting run in XFIV BrokerOS.
Broker groups add brands for many reasons: different regions, different client segments, different regulators, or a white-label partner who wants their own name on the door. The trouble starts when each brand gets its own portal vendor, its own scripts and its own copy of client data.
After a few brands, the group runs several stacks that drift apart. Fixes have to be made more than once, reporting means stitching spreadsheets together, and nobody is sure which brand runs which version.
XFIV is designed the other way around. The integration layer is shared, and the client-facing layer is configured per brand. Each brand looks and feels like its own business. Your operations team works with one system.
XFIV Portal and XFIV Trade are configured per brand: logo, colours, domain, email templates, languages and the name and tone of the AI agent. A client of one brand never sees another brand.
XFIV Connect links each brand to its MT5 server, whether brands share a server or run their own. Webhooks can go to one group system or to a different endpoint per brand.
Staff roles, permissions and audit logs are managed centrally, so you can see who did what across brands. Group CRM, IB management and consolidated reporting run in XFIV BrokerOS.
A typical multi-brand setup. The exact split is agreed during onboarding.
| Area | Per brand | Shared across the group |
|---|---|---|
| Domain and branding | Yes | No |
| AI agent name and tone | Yes | No |
| Languages | Yes | No |
| MT5 server | Optional | Optional |
| Integration API and webhooks | Endpoints can differ | One XFIV Connect layer |
| Staff roles and audit logs | Scoped by brand | Managed centrally |
| CRM and reporting | Scoped by brand | XFIV BrokerOS |
Start with one product or run all five. Each connects to MT5 through XFIV Connect, so data stays in sync as you grow.
See how it connectsName, domain, colours, languages and which XFIV products the brand will use.
Point XFIV Connect at the brand’s MT5 server, or at a shared server with its own groups.
Set branding, agent persona and webhooks, then test the brand in the sandbox.
Open the brand to clients, starting with a pilot group if you prefer.
Branded client area with a built-in AI agent.
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White-label web trading terminal over MT5.
Explore XFIV Trade
Copy and social trading with risk controls.
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MT5 integration API, webhooks and MCP.
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CRM, back office, IB and reporting.
Explore XFIV BrokerOSIt is software that lets one broker group run several client-facing brands, each with its own portal, terminal and domain, on a shared technical base. Clients see a distinct brand. The group runs one system.
Yes. XFIV Connect can link brands to separate MT5 servers or to one shared server. Compatibility with each MT5 build is confirmed during onboarding.
Yes. One brand might use XFIV Portal and XFIV Trade, another only XFIV Portal. Products are enabled per brand.
Yes. Group CRM, IB management and consolidated reporting run in XFIV BrokerOS, on the same data as the rest of XFIV.
Book a demo. Tell us how your brands are set up today, and we will show how XFIV can give each one its own front end on a shared integration layer.
Last reviewed 2026-10-29