Trader requests, two ways
Traders can ask you to send them relevant firm details in one click, or request a full introduction with their trading profile attached.
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Free for firms during early access
Connect with traders matched to your firm.
When a trader sees your firm among their top matches and requests an introduction, their trader profile and contact details arrive directly in your email and firm dashboard.
Unlimited job postsTrader information requestsTrader-initiated introductions
Trader-controlled introductions
Contact information is shared only when the trader asks you to get in touch — either a low-friction information request or a full introduction.
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One dashboard
What you can do with your firm account
Keep trader introductions, useful context, and job postings together in one place.
Trader context
Review their experience, preferred markets, trading style, performance background, and contact details.
Jobs
Post and manage unlimited job listings from the same firm dashboard during early access.
How it works
How trader introductions work
Your firm is surfaced based on match alignment, and the trader decides whether they want to connect.
- 01
A trader completes their profile
They share their experience, markets, trading preferences, and what they are looking for.
- 02
Your firm appears among their matches
The Match Engine identifies firms aligned with the trader's profile and preferences.
- 03
The trader chooses to connect
Only after they request an introduction do their profile and contact details become available to your firm.
Introduction requests depend on trader interest and are not guaranteed. Volume varies by firm, funding model, asset classes, and how well your firm profile matches what traders are searching for.