We ran the servers. We watched the drift. We built the instrument.
Broker Intelligence exists because the people who built it spent years inside FX and CFD brokerages watching small, silent configuration changes turn into real money lost and reportable breaches, with no tool whose only job was to catch them.
"Every brokerage I worked in had the same blind spot. The thing that hurt you was never the change you made on purpose, it was the one nobody noticed."
Daniel Ford spent more than two decades in broker operations, risk and compliance. He watched config drift become client refunds, and client refunds become regulator letters, and concluded the missing piece was a permanent, independent instrument that watched everything, all the time.
The maths nobody can hold in their head.
Multiply it out and you're past a hundred thousand live parameters, every one a potential PnL leak, regulatory breach or arbitrage window the moment it drifts. No analyst holds that in their head. No quarterly audit catches the change made the day after it ends.
The principles the product is built on.
- Independence is the product
- A finding must end in a decision
- Never become the risk (read-only, always)
- Continuous beats periodic
The auditor finds it first, or you do.
Regulators across ten regimes have made one thing clear: the brokerages that survive scrutiny are the ones that find their own problems, contain them, and report them on time. The ones that don't are explaining months of undetected client impact.
We built the instrument that puts you in the first group. That's the whole company.
We ran the servers. We watched the drift. We built the instrument.
Broker Intelligence exists because the people who built it spent years inside FX and CFD brokerages watching small, silent configuration changes turn into real money lost and reportable breaches, with no tool whose only job was to catch them.
"Every brokerage I worked in had the same blind spot. Thousands of parameters, dozens of servers, and the thing that hurt you was never the change you made on purpose, it was the one nobody noticed."
Daniel Ford spent more than two decades in broker operations, risk and compliance. He watched config drift become client refunds, and client refunds become regulator letters, and concluded the missing piece wasn't more people or another audit. It was a permanent, independent instrument that watched everything, all the time.
The maths nobody can hold in their head.
Multiply it out and you're past a hundred thousand live parameters, every one a potential PnL leak, regulatory breach or arbitrage window the moment it drifts. No analyst holds that in their head. No quarterly audit catches the change made the day after it ends. No spreadsheet keeps eyes on all of it at once.
That gap is the entire reason this company exists.
The principles the product is built on.
Independence is the product
A surveillance tool that answers to the system it watches is worthless. Our value is that we have no incentive to look away.
A finding must end in a decision
Dashboards are easy. We ship the symbol, the dollar figure and the timestamp, a fact someone can act on before lunch.
Never become the risk
Read-only, zero execution impact, always. The instrument can never be the thing that breaks the environment.
Continuous beats periodic
The breach doesn't wait for your audit window. Neither do we. Coverage is constant or it isn't coverage.
The auditor finds it first, or you do.
Regulators across ten regimes have made one thing clear: the brokerages that survive scrutiny are the ones that find their own problems, contain them, and report them on time. The ones that don't are explaining months of undetected client impact.
We built the instrument that puts you in the first group. That's the whole company.
- No allegiance to any platform vendor
- Every finding timestamped and retained
- Encoded against ten regulatory regimes
- Run by people who've sat in the compliance chair