Financial
technology firm MahiMarkets rolled out what it calls “Predictive Spread
Modulation,” a machine learning system that the company says allows forex
brokers to offer tighter spreads during periods of high market volatility.
The
London-based company, which has provided trading technology to brokers since
2010, says the system uses machine learning algorithms that analyze
individual client trading patterns at each brokerage.
MahiMarkets
claims this allows brokers to maintain competitive pricing when
traditional systems either widen spreads significantly or pull back from
certain markets entirely.
MahiMarkets’ Technology
Targets Volatile Market Periods
The system
launches as financial markets face what MahiMarkets describes as record
volatility in assets like gold and unpredictable price swings in cryptocurrency
markets that trade around the clock. The company says its technology
differs from existing bridge systems that rely on preset rules triggered
by scheduled news events or basic volatility measures.
“The
modern market creates opportunities, but it also exposes brokers
who rely on outdated, reactive technology,” a MahiMarkets
spokesperson said. “Our models learn from this chaos. They
provide the ability to price intelligently and safely when
competitors are either pulling back entirely or using blunt, reactive
rules that are unfit for today’s market.”
Forex
Industry Embraces AI Risk Tools
The forex
brokerage industry has increasingly turned to automated
risk management systems as competition intensifies and regulatory
requirements expand. Industry reports indicate that AI-enhanced risk management
has become a standard requirement for leading forex brokers in 2025, with
firms seeking tools that can process large datasets and predict market
behavior patterns.
Recently, cTrader
by Spotware introduced solutions in this area, forming a partnership with
Brokerpilot.
MahiMarkets
says its system supplements machine learning models with what it calls
“off-site predictive signals” from global analytics centers,
though the company provided few details about how these external data
sources function.
Company Positions Tool
Within Broader Suite
The spread
modulation technology represents one component of MahiMarkets’ broader
risk management platform, which the company says serves brokers across
foreign exchange, indices, cryptocurrency, commodities, futures and
contracts-for-difference markets. The firm claims each tool in its suite
can be measured on a quantifiable dollar-per-million basis
for clients.
Founded in
2010, MahiMarkets employs between 11 and 50 people and generates estimated
annual revenue of $5 million to $10 million, according to industry
databases. The company has previously developed products
including MFXCompass for real-time risk management and MFXEcho for
analytics, utilizing Amazon Web Services infrastructure.
The firm
recently announced
an integration with Match-Trader to bring its pricing technology into
that platform’s trading infrastructure.
Financial
technology firm MahiMarkets rolled out what it calls “Predictive Spread
Modulation,” a machine learning system that the company says allows forex
brokers to offer tighter spreads during periods of high market volatility.
The
London-based company, which has provided trading technology to brokers since
2010, says the system uses machine learning algorithms that analyze
individual client trading patterns at each brokerage.
MahiMarkets
claims this allows brokers to maintain competitive pricing when
traditional systems either widen spreads significantly or pull back from
certain markets entirely.
MahiMarkets’ Technology
Targets Volatile Market Periods
The system
launches as financial markets face what MahiMarkets describes as record
volatility in assets like gold and unpredictable price swings in cryptocurrency
markets that trade around the clock. The company says its technology
differs from existing bridge systems that rely on preset rules triggered
by scheduled news events or basic volatility measures.
“The
modern market creates opportunities, but it also exposes brokers
who rely on outdated, reactive technology,” a MahiMarkets
spokesperson said. “Our models learn from this chaos. They
provide the ability to price intelligently and safely when
competitors are either pulling back entirely or using blunt, reactive
rules that are unfit for today’s market.”
Forex
Industry Embraces AI Risk Tools
The forex
brokerage industry has increasingly turned to automated
risk management systems as competition intensifies and regulatory
requirements expand. Industry reports indicate that AI-enhanced risk management
has become a standard requirement for leading forex brokers in 2025, with
firms seeking tools that can process large datasets and predict market
behavior patterns.
Recently, cTrader
by Spotware introduced solutions in this area, forming a partnership with
Brokerpilot.
MahiMarkets
says its system supplements machine learning models with what it calls
“off-site predictive signals” from global analytics centers,
though the company provided few details about how these external data
sources function.
Company Positions Tool
Within Broader Suite
The spread
modulation technology represents one component of MahiMarkets’ broader
risk management platform, which the company says serves brokers across
foreign exchange, indices, cryptocurrency, commodities, futures and
contracts-for-difference markets. The firm claims each tool in its suite
can be measured on a quantifiable dollar-per-million basis
for clients.
Founded in
2010, MahiMarkets employs between 11 and 50 people and generates estimated
annual revenue of $5 million to $10 million, according to industry
databases. The company has previously developed products
including MFXCompass for real-time risk management and MFXEcho for
analytics, utilizing Amazon Web Services infrastructure.
The firm
recently announced
an integration with Match-Trader to bring its pricing technology into
that platform’s trading infrastructure.