3rd-Party Financial Trading Platform

A 3rd-Party Financial Trading Platform is a SaaS platform that provides financial trading services (through external integration with trading venues).

AKA: Trading Service Provider, External Trading Platform, Trading Platform Service.
Context:
- It can typically provide Trading Access through exchange integration and api connection.
- It can typically support Order Management through trading interface and execution system.
- It can typically handle Portfolio Tracking through position monitoring and balance management.
- It can typically offer Risk Management through limit setting and exposure control.
- It can typically enable Strategy Implementation through trading tools.
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- It can often provide Market Analysis through technical indicators.
- It can often implement Trading Alert through condition monitoring.
- It can often perform Performance Analysis through trade history.
- It can often maintain Multiple Account through portfolio segregation.
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- It can range from being a Manual Trading Platform to being a Automated Trading Platform, depending on its execution mode.
- It can range from being a Basic Trading Service to being a Professional Trading Service, depending on its feature sophistication.
- It can range from being a Single Market Platform to being a Multi Market Platform, depending on its market coverage.
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- It can integrate with Trading Exchange for order routing.
- It can connect to Market Data Feed for price data.
- It can support User Account for service access.
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Example(s):
- Manual Trading Services, such as:
  - Charting Platforms, such as:
    - TradingView providing technical analysis and broker connections.
    - Coinigy offering multi-exchange terminal.
  - Trading Terminals, such as:
    - TabTrader supporting exchange integration.
    - HyperTrader offering portfolio monitoring.
- Semi-Automated Trading Services, such as:
  - Alert Automations, such as:
    - Alertatron providing telegram notifications.
    - TradingView Alert offering webhook automation.
  - Rule Engines, such as:
    - Coinrule supporting if-then strategy.
    - HaasOnline providing technical triggers.
- Fully-Automated Trading Services, such as:
  - Multi-Strategy Services, such as:
    - 3Commas providing strategy marketplace and dca automation.
    - Cryptohopper offering cloud trading and technical strategy automation.
  - Grid Trading Services, such as:
    - Bitsgap implementing grid strategy and dca systems.
    - Pionex offering built-in grid and dca bots.
  - Strategy Automation Services, such as:
    - TradeSanta supporting trailing strategy and technical indicator automation.
    - Good Crypto providing automated strategy execution.
  - Portfolio Management Services, such as:
    - Stoic handling portfolio automation and risk management.
    - Shrimpy offering portfolio rebalancing automation.
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Counter-Example(s):
- Exchange Platform, which is a primary trading venue.
- Trading Signal Provider, which lacks execution capability.
- Market Data Service, which only provides price information.
See: Trading Platform, Trading Service, Exchange Integration, Trading Tool, Market Access.