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B2BROKER has integrated three new payment service providers into its B2CORE platform, aiming to strengthen the global reach and flexibility of its back-office and client management system for brokers and exchanges.
The addition of AlfredPay, TopChange Pay, and JetaPay reflects the company’s focus on meeting broker demands for faster, compliant, and localized payment infrastructure across both fiat and crypto channels.
“Faster and smoother payments to their users, with more local options”
Ivan Navodnyy, Chief Product Officer at B2BROKER, commented, “Connecting AlfredPay, TopChange Pay, and JetaPay into B2CORE is a big step forward for us. It means our clients can offer faster and smoother payments to their users, with more local options.”
The integration allows brokers using B2CORE to streamline deposits and withdrawals, improve transactional efficiency, and maintain compliance with jurisdictional requirements. As the need for diverse, secure, and regional payment solutions grows, this move positions B2BROKER to offer a more adaptable infrastructure layer to brokers operating in competitive and regulated environments.
AlfredPay adds localized support for Latin America, offering stable currency services that bridge traditional and digital finance. The company emphasizes simplicity and accessibility for businesses without borders.
TopChange Pay supports the exchange of electronic and fiat currencies with a focus on transparency. Its inclusion in B2CORE strengthens the platform’s coverage of widely used e-money channels while enhancing client trust in digital transactions.
JetaPay offers secure international settlement infrastructure and customizable payment routing options, helping brokers enter new markets and process funds across a wider global base.
B2BROKER Added Support for Perpetual Futures
B2BROKER recently added Perpetual Futures support to its B2TRADER platform, enabling brokers and exchanges to offer Crypto Spot, Perpetual Futures, FX, CFDs, and tokenised assets through a unified infrastructure. The release introduces a fully configurable multi-market environment aimed at institutions expanding into crypto and derivatives.
The B2TRADER platform, built to handle up to 3,000 requests per second, now allows brokers to deliver structurally distinct asset classes under tailored setups. It supports tokenised real-world assets, unified or segregated margin environments, and bespoke configurations for trading rules and collateral. The platform connects directly to major crypto spot and derivatives exchanges through B2CONNECT, and accesses over 100 liquidity providers via OneZero and PrimeXM.
The company framed the update as a response to growing fragmentation and competition between forex and crypto-native firms. While traditional brokers enter the crypto space, many crypto platforms are diversifying into FX and CFDs. Perpetual Futures, in particular, continue to outpace other products in trading activity. The user base in crypto markets now exceeds 1 billion participants globally, which B2BROKER notes is nearly 20 times larger than the traditional FX market.
B2BROKER said B2TRADER is liquidity-agnostic by design, enabling brokers to build their own liquidity pool from crypto spot and derivatives sources. This open architecture gives firms full control over pricing, execution, and market structure, allowing them to deliver competitive trading conditions and differentiated strategies.
In parallel with the new functionality, B2TRADER aims to simplify deployment for clients looking to launch new exchanges or upgrade existing platforms. Delivered as a cloud-hosted solution, it reduces time-to-market while supporting institutional-grade performance and compliance requirements.
The upgrade comes as part of B2BROKER’s broader push to provide turnkey infrastructure for financial firms. The company’s product suite includes B2Core (CRM and back office), B2BinPay (crypto payments), B2Prime (liquidity), and white label MetaTrader solutions. The firm has been steadily expanding its reach among brokers, fintechs, and crypto-native exchanges over the past year.
