HyperTrader to distribute MB Trading platform

MB Trading (MBT) today announced that HyperTrader, a third party financial software development firm, has added MB Trading to its host of available online brokers.

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HyperTrader offers a variety of technologies for clients who wish to use MB Trading's renowned order entry platform in proprietary application development.

"Our partners are some of the strongest data providers in the industry," says Ross Ditlove, CEO and co-founder of MB Trading. "This new partnership with HyperTrader is our way of expanding the trading options available to our clients via strategic partnering."

Both HyperServer Lite and HyperOrder are free of charge.

HyperServer Lite allows MB Trading clients to use the MBT Navigator's real time data feed with charting and analytical programs that were not previously supported.

HyperOrder is a host system that establishes a secure connection with MB Trading and allows order entry from charting and analysis programs that were not previously supported. Orders are routed directly from the charting program to MBT's order server. Additionally, HyperOrder supports the MultiBroker/MultiFeed Technology developed for institutional clients.

HyperTrader also offers a HyperOrder SDK that is available to developers for use within any 32-bit programming environment, including Visual Basic, Visual C and Delphi.

"This arrangement offers traders the best of both worlds. They can use industry leading order entry as well as industry leading data. Since both the components are free of charge, traders have an affordable yet sophisticated option" says Beraudo Raffaele, CEO of HyperTrader.

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