B2BROKER Upgrades B2CORE Web and Mobile to Streamline Brokerage Operations
B2BROKER has rolled out a major update to its B2CORE platform across both web and mobile, positioning the infrastructure suite as a more unified operating system for brokers facing rising client acquisition costs, tighter regulatory pressure and accelerating demand for mobile-first trading.
The global fintech firm said B2CORE now processes more than $800 million in deposits and facilitates over 220,000 funding and withdrawal transactions annually, signalling its growing role as a central operational hub for brokerage businesses.
The latest release expands payments connectivity, strengthens integrations with external CRM and communications tools, and adds mobile enhancements aimed at assisting brokers retain clients through smoother funding, improved transparency and always-on access.
Infrastructure Push Targets Efficiency and Reduced Fragmentation
B2BROKER framed the update as a response to a changing brokerage environment, where mobile-first investing has become standard and brokers are being forced to reassess fragmented technology stacks. With acquisition costs climbing and regulatory requirements increasing, firms are under pressure to automate workflows and consolidate tooling.
Throughout 2025, B2CORE scaled alongside its client base through a series of infrastructure upgrades designed to improve platform performance, resilience and operational efficiency. B2BROKER said these enhancements delivered 10–15× improvements across key processes.
One of the most notable developments was the implementation of a fully scalable, real-time Introducing Broker (IB) system, which the company said now generates and processes around 2 million rewards daily, supporting high-volume partner and affiliate programmes.
Payments Expansion Adds Local Options and Improves Crypto Funding Flow
The new B2CORE update consolidates more brokerage functions into a single operational hub, reducing reliance on external tools and manual processes — a key theme for brokers aiming to improve conversion and retention in highly competitive markets.
As part of the release, B2BROKER introduced new integrated payment providers in its in-house Payment System Service, including Visionpay (HILZI), LuqaPay, and Ozow. The company said the additions allow to offer more localized funding and withdrawal methods aligned with regional client preferences.
The platform also received an upgraded System Service functionality. B2BROKER said these changes improve transparency and reduce friction at critical funding touchpoints — a core driver of onboarding success and long-term client engagement.
Mobile Updates Add Multilingual Support, Savings, and Security Features
With acquisition, funding and ongoing engagement increasingly taking place on mobile devices, B2BROKER said the latest iOS and Android updates reinforce mobile as a primary access channel for brokerages.
The release introduces multilingual support designed to assist brokers scale across regions, along with enabled through a web-view framework. On iOS, a native Savings module has also been added, alongside deposit flows.
Additional mobile improvements include real-time security notifications aimed at supporting secure, always-on access for clients who expect instant updates and frictionless account management from their devices.
