B2Trader v1.1 Update - Featuring New BBP Prime, Enhanced Reporting and New iOS App

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun 26, 2024--

B2Trader Brokerage Platform, a powerful crypto spot brokerage solution created by the leading technology and liquidity provider, B2Broker, has been updated. The new BBP v1.1 comes with a unique BBP Prime functionality, enhanced report feature and flexible layout customisation.

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The B2Trader update also saw the release of the BBP iOS mobile app. The BBP app, available as a part of the B2Trader turnkey package, provides seamless integration with the B2Core CRM solution and a native trading experience specially designed for iPhone users.

Exploring New Features of The BBP v1.1 Update

The new BBP v1.1 offers multiple breakthrough features that benefit brokerage firms and improve users’ trading experience.

BBP Prime

The new release introduces a new feature that enables the BBP to serve as a prime brokerage platform for other B2Trader brokerage platforms. Linked platforms can maintain and top up their balances on the BBP Prime, which will, in turn, manage and oversee balances on associated accounts on LPs.

In this case, BBP Prime is responsible for monitoring balances on brokers’ accounts, processing incoming orders, forwarding them to LPs/B2Connect, and managing trades, where data exchange is facilitated through the bespoke FIX gateway.

New Template Builder for Admins

The new update supports flexible workplace customisation for BBP admins. This allows brokers to offer personalised templates for workplace layouts, including a default layout that appears when a trader opens the trading terminal for the first time. Moreover, Admins can import pre-saved layouts, export template settings and save up to 10 custom setups. This feature is accessible in the “Settings” section on the left menu.

Enhanced Reporting to Improve Accessibility

The new B2Trader platform extends the reports system to assist admins in getting a comprehensive view of what is happening on their platform. A new report type has been added to facilitate obtaining a list of active accounts over a given period. These reports are crucial for assessing the growth of the exchange or brokerage platform.

Reports are stored and accessible within the B2Trader platform in a new “Report” button to simplify report generation and customisation.

More Control Tools for Traders

The new BBP v1.1 offers account selection directly from the “Trading” terminal on the top bar. Once traders switch profiles, all widgets and settings automatically adjust to display relevant information for the selected account. This enhancement helps manage multiple accounts, facilitating easier tracking of performances in a streamlined manner.

More Tabs to Facilitate Workspace Management

The BBP v1.1 release updates the terminal with new tabs and customised workspaces, enabling traders to open up to 10 tabs and manage multiple trading workspaces simultaneously. Users can apply ready-to-use layouts provided by the broker or create custom setups. This approach changes the way users organise their trades and streamlines it for more efficiency.

New BBP iOS App — Expanding The Turnkey Package

Mobile trading is becoming more trendy. The Stock Trading and Investing Applications Market report said that 58% of revenue share in the global trading markets in 2022 came from mobile platforms alone. The same report suggested that the trend is expected to continue growing as the sector is projected to reach $150 billion by 2032 from just under $40 billion in 2023.

With 6.8 billion mobile users worldwide, smartphones are inevitable for trading activities. That’s why most modern brokers focus on offering a dedicated mobile version of their trading platform to remain competitive.

As such, B2Broker expands its BBP turnkey solution and introduces a BBP iOS app v1.0, packed with all desktop trading functionalities for a superior mobile experience. A dedicated iOS mobile app and a robust web trading platform are necessary tools for brokers to offer a complete trading package to their customers. Let’s explore the features of the app.

Seamlessly Integrated with B2Core

The new BBP app swiftly integrates with the B2Core CRM mobile app, offering a solid one-sign-on capability. When users log in to their B2Core mobile app, they can seamlessly access the BBP iOS app without re-entering their login credentials.

Easily Accessible Account and Balance Data

B2Trader facilitates multi-account functionality as a crucial platform feature. With the new BBP app, users can switch accounts and start trading from any of them instantly. Users can enjoy a clear overview of available and on-hold funds in each account in the “Account Details” screen, providing quick access to the trader’s balance.

Overviewing Markets and Orders with Ease

The app offers an easily accessible “Market” screen with an intuitive trading interface. Users can find this feature from the “Markets” button on the “Account Details” to view customisable real-time charts, switch between chart types and find historical price data. The screen also includes three tabs for quick access to trading and account details: Order Book, Open Orders, and Balances.

The app supports options similar to those of the web version for order types: IOC, FOK, GTC, GTD, and Day for limit orders and IOC and FOK for market orders. The Order section offers a comprehensive view containing information about order types, quantities, prices, and processing times, while the advanced filters help traders find specific orders and streamline their order management.

Flexible Theme Customisation

The BBP iOS app, which serves as a part of the turnkey solution, enables brokers to personalise their platform’s themes and designs to align with their platform’s branding and logos, ensuring a unified user experience across all devices. Additionally, users can switch between light and dark themes to choose their preferred mode for viewing and trading.

Final Remarks

The updated B2Trader Brokerage Platform suite, including the revamped web platform and the new iOS mobile app, marks a significant milestone in B2Broker’s efforts and dedication to innovation. The redesigned visuals, enhanced features, and mobile app interoperability make B2Trader the ultimate trading platform for crypto spot brokers.

BBP's turnkey package now includes an iOS app that retains all desktop trading functionalities and guarantees platform accessibility from anywhere. It is seamlessly integrated with the mobile version of the B2Core CRM. (Graphic: Business Wire)

The new B2TRader update introduces a powerful tab feature with customisable workspaces. This feature allows users to open up to 10 tabs and manage multiple trading environments at once. (Graphic: Business Wire)

The new B2Trader platform extends the reports system to assist admins in getting a comprehensive view of what is happening on their platform. Reports are stored and accessible within the B2Trader platform through a new “Report” button. (Graphic: Business Wire)

B2Trader v1.1 supports flexible workplace customisation for BBP admins. This allows brokers to offer personalised templates for workplace layouts, including a default layout that appears when a trader opens the trading terminal for the first time. Moreover, Admins can import pre-saved layouts, export template settings and save up to 10 custom setups. This feature is accessible in the “Settings” section on the left menu. (Graphic: Business Wire)

B2Broker, a market-leading liquidity and technology provider, announces a massive update to its newly released crypto spot brokerage solution, B2Trader Brokerage Platform (BBP). BBP v1.1 introduces a BBP prime feature, advanced reporting capabilities, and more. The company has also released an iOS application as a part of the BBP turnkey package, which integrates B2Core’s newly updated CRM features and simplifies admin control. (Graphic: Business Wire)

NEW YORK (AP) — A sense of concern is growing inside the top ranks of the Democratic Party that leaders of Joe Biden’s campaign and the Democratic National Committee are not taking seriously enough the impact of the president’s troubling debate performance earlier in the week.

DNC Chairman Jaime Harrison held a Saturday afternoon call with dozens of committee members across the country, a group of some of the most influential members of the party. He did not acknowledge Biden's weak showing Thursday night or the avalanche of criticism that followed.

Multiple committee members on the call, most granted anonymity to talk about the private discussion, described feeling like they were being gaslighted — that they were being asked to ignore the dire nature of the party’s predicament. The call, they said, may have worsened a widespread sense of panic among elected officials, donors and other stakeholders.

Instead, the people said, Harrison offered what they described as a rosy assessment of Biden's path forward. The chat function was disabled and there were no questions allowed.

“I was hoping for more of a substantive conversation instead of, ‘Hey, let’s go out there and just be cheerleaders,’ without actually addressing a very serious issue that unfolded on American television for millions of people to see," said Joe Salazar, an elected DNC member from Colorado, who was on the call. “There were a number of things that could have been said in addressing the situation. But we didn’t get that. We were being gaslit.”

Many donors, party strategists and rank-and-file DNC members are publicly and privately saying they want the 81-year-old Biden to step aside to allow the party to select a younger replacement at the Democratic National Convention in August. As of now, though, Biden's closest allies insist he remains well-positioned to compete against Republican Donald Trump and have given no indication they will push him to end his campaign.

Those best positioned to replace him — Vice President Kamala Harris, California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer among them — reiterated their support for Biden after the debate.

Many are anxiously awaiting the first major round of post-debate public polling to determine their next steps.

Polls from CNN and 538/Ipsos conducted soon after the debate found that most debate-watchers thought Trump outperformed Biden. But the two men’s favorability ratings remained largely unchanged, just as they did in the aftermath of Trump’s conviction on charges in New York that he illegally participated in a hush money scheme to influence the 2016 election.

In a subsequent appearance on MSNBC, Harrison downplayed the significance of the conference call, which he said was part of a regularly scheduled communication “to talk about the state of the race” and the upcoming national convention with the DNC’s many elected members across the country.

Biden and his campaign have sought to project confidence in the days since Thursday's debate in which the president, who already faced serious concerns about his physical and mental stamina, offered a performance punctuated by repeated stumbles, uncomfortable pauses, and a quiet speaking style that was often difficult to understand.

Just after Saturday's DNC call, the Biden campaign released a memo from senior adviser Jen O'Malley Dillon insisting that the debate had no tangible impact on the election.

“On every metric that matters, data shows it did nothing to change the American people’s perception, our supporters are more fired up than ever, and Donald Trump only reminded voters of why they fired him four years ago and failed to expand his appeal beyond his MAGA base,” O'Malley Dillon wrote.

She added, “If we do see changes in polling in the coming weeks, it will not be the first time that overblown media narratives have driven temporary dips in the polls.”

Meanwhile, Biden spent much of Saturday courting wealthy donors in New York's famed wealthy enclave of the Hamptons.

“I didn’t have a great night, but neither did Trump," Biden said of the debate at one gathering in East Hampton.

Of Trump, Biden said, “The big takeaway was his lies.”

DNC members on the Saturday call agreed that Trump lied throughout the debate. But for Salazar, that's all the more reason why Biden's performance — and one of Harrison's central talking points on Saturday that the party always knew the presidential election would be close — was so troublesome.

“This should not be a close race,” Salazar said, pointing to Trump's criminal record and long history of falsehoods. “They’re the ones who should be looking for a new nominee, not us. And unfortunately for us, because of our president’s performance on Thursday night, that is now an open discussion.”

Trump, meanwhile, gloated about Biden's performance at a rally Friday and suggested on his social media platform Saturday that Biden had faded “under tremendous pressure.”

Associated Press writers Will Weissert in Washington and Josh Boak in East Hampton, New York, contributed to this report.

President Joe Biden boards Air Force One at LaGuardia International Airport, Saturday, June 29, 2024, in New York. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

President Joe Biden, center right, and first lady Jill Biden, right, arrive on Marine One with granddaughters Natalie Biden, from left, and Finnegan Biden, at East Hampton Airport, Saturday, June 29, 2024, in East Hampton, N.Y. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)