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We are glad to have you on the forum, yes, I also heard that there are good specialists working there, what you were talking about, did they pay you a lot?

Hello everyone ,

I’ve been doing some research lately on fintech architecture, specifically how retail trading platforms and brokers handle backend latency, security, and algorithmic transparency.

During my research, I stumbled upon the analytical approach used by Qantiso. I was particularly interested in what they call the "Qantiso Przegląd" (their technical overview/reporting format). They seem to dig quite deep into how broker platforms actually operate behind the scenes, rather than just looking at marketing materials.

For instance, I was going through their detailed analysis of the Axwel broker platform, and it got me thinking about the software architecture these companies use. It seems a lot of these trading platforms share white-label tech, which often leads to security vulnerabilities or hidden slippage algorithms.

Has anyone here ever worked on the backend development for a Forex or Crypto brokerage? I’d love to hear your thoughts on what tech stack is usually preferred for handling high-frequency trading data without lagging the client's frontend.

Are they mostly relying on C++ for the core matching engines, or is Node.js/Go becoming more standard for the web-trader interfaces? Let me know your thoughts!