NZDUSD buyers defend 0.5579 support, stall at 200-HMA
NZDUSD held above 0.5579 support after weak NZ jobs data, but the rebound stalled at the 200-hour moving average, leaving the pair in a technical standoff.
Brokeree Solutions launched a unified design system for its Social Trading and PAMM products, making interfaces consistent across MT4, MT5, and cTrader.
Brokeree Solutions has introduced a single design system for its Social Trading and PAMM investment and money-management offerings aimed at brokers. Social Trading adopted the new design first, and with the PAMM update, both products now operate on a shared interface foundation. Each solution runs on MT4, MT5, and cTrader, with many brokers offering them together.
Because Social Trading and PAMM function differently and cater to distinct user groups, the shared design is applied in different ways to each product.
With a unified design system, both products have a consistent look and feel, so staff familiar with one portal encounter the same layout in the other. Brokeree developed the system using predictable patterns, allowing broker teams and their clients to concentrate on their business without needing to learn new interfaces.
Before revamping the navigation, Brokeree's product team mapped out the user flows behind each page, aiming to eliminate minor issues that had led users to rely on workarounds and to highlight the flows most important to clients. The navigation is now uniform across Social Trading and PAMM, with both products maintaining their full functionality.
In addition to the shared tabs, each product features its own tabs for its specific users. Social Trading includes dedicated providers and followers tabs, while PAMM has money managers, investments, and transactions tabs.
The new design system was built with client feedback in mind. Its goal is to place the most critical figures in front of users, with everything else just a click away.
Data in both PAMM and Social Trading is now displayed using easy-to-read cards and charts. In Social Trading, for example, the Admin home page offers a quick overview of statuses and key activity figures. PAMM and Social Trading also use the same approach to colors, typography, buttons, cards, tables, and other interface elements, though each retains its own interface tailored to its users and tasks. Brokers can customize interface colors to match their brand, and light and dark modes are available by default.
Brokeree Social Trading is a copy trading platform for brokers that links signal providers and followers on MT4, MT5, and cTrader servers within a single investment pool. Followers copy trades from providers using various copying modes and can set their own loss limits and rules that trigger subscription or trading actions when a threshold is met. Providers earn performance, management, or registration fees depending on what the broker enables. Administrators, providers, and followers each have a dedicated portal designed for their roles.
Brokeree PAMM allows brokers to launch managed services with pooled money, where money managers trade shared accounts. Investors allocate funds to money managers, and the system automatically distributes profits and losses based on each investor's share. Brokers can configure a list of performance fees and commissions for each money manager setup. Admins manage the service from a dedicated panel, while money managers and investors use a client interface to view their investments, positions, transactions, and requests, and to adjust risk management settings.
Explore the New Interfaces
The new interfaces are available to all current Social Trading and PAMM users on MT4, MT5, and cTrader. Existing clients can reach Brokeree Solutions at sales@brokeree.com for more details about the update, and brokers evaluating social trading or PAMM software can visit Brokeree's website or use the same email address to request a demo.
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