Your entire brokerage,
in one panel.
Enterprise CRM for forex brokers, prop firms and exchanges. From client acquisition to partner commissions, KYC to risk defense — the entire operation is managed in one place.
MT5 · cTrader · 15+ languages · White-Label or Self-Hosted
The seven burdens of broker operations, solved
MT5 + cTrader
Direct connection via the MT5 Manager API, native integration with cTrader. Account opening, balances and trade data are managed from the panel.
15+ languages, true RTL
Right-to-left support at the interface level, not a translation layer. A client portal in more than 15 languages, including Arabic and Persian.
Hybrid partner engine
3-tier referral and corporate IB structures run side by side. Mixed partner networks are calculated in a single engine, without conflicts.
Smart-Settle
Partner commissions pass through an audit hold; suspicious volume is caught before any payout goes out.
Broker Defense
Abuse detection through device fingerprinting, IP clustering and anti-scalping rules — a defense layer against bonus and commission abuse.
Universal KYC adapter
Sumsub, Jumio and Onfido behind a single adapter; switching providers doesn't require an integration project. AML workflows built in.
Payments + cards + staking
Integrated crypto payments, card program and staking modules — built on the same core as the rest of the product family.
Built for a regulated brokerage
Mesh is a software vendor, not a regulator or a licence provider. What the CRM gives you is the evidence trail an auditor asks for — and the tooling to produce it without a spreadsheet.
Provider-agnostic onboarding
Sumsub, Jumio and Onfido sit behind one universal adapter. Switching provider — because a regulator asked, or because pricing changed — is a configuration change, not an integration project. Document expiry is tracked and re-verification is triggered automatically.
Sanctions and PEP screening
Clients are screened against OFAC, EU and UN sanctions lists and PEP databases at onboarding and on an ongoing basis. Hits open a case rather than silently blocking, so a compliance officer makes the decision and the decision is recorded.
Immutable audit trail
Every leverage change, balance adjustment, group move, bonus grant and withdrawal approval is written to an append-only log with the operator, timestamp and previous value. This is the record that turns a regulator's question into a five-minute answer.
Role separation
Dealing, finance, compliance and support see different panels and hold different rights. A support agent cannot move money; a dealer cannot approve a withdrawal. Segregation of duties is enforced by the system, not by policy.
Per-jurisdiction rules
Leverage caps, bonus eligibility, accepted documents and onboarding flows differ by the client's country. Brokers operating from Dubai, Cyprus or a Turkish entity run those rulesets side by side in one installation instead of one system per licence.
Where the data lives
On the self-hosted edition, client data never leaves your infrastructure — which is usually the shortest route to satisfying a data-residency requirement. On white-label, tenants are isolated at row level by broker ID.
Crypto funding, cards and staking — already wired
Most brokers bolt a crypto payment processor onto a CRM that was never designed for it, then reconcile by hand. These modules are built on the same core as the CRM, so a deposit becomes a trading balance without a second ledger.
Crypto deposits via GoWallet
TRON (TRC-20), Ethereum, BSC and Solana. A permanent deposit address per client, or a single-use address per order.
- Deposit detected, confirmed and credited automatically
- Balance lands on MT5 or cTrader without a manual step
- Automatic sweep or batched withdrawal to control network fees
Branded cards and staking
Clients withdraw to a card carrying your brand, or leave idle balance in a staking product instead of moving it to a competitor.
- Virtual and physical cards through the BaaS platform
- Staking module on the same balance ledger
- PSP management panel for fiat rails alongside crypto
Two editions, one product
We run the infrastructure, or you host it yourself — choose what fits your needs.
On our infrastructure
Setup, operations and updates are on us; you focus on your brand and your clients.
- Fast start — the infrastructure is ready
- Updates applied automatically
- Monitoring and maintenance handled by Mesh
On your own servers
Delivered as a compiled build; data and infrastructure stay fully under your control.
- Data stays entirely in your environment
- Hosting aligned with your own compliance requirements
- Version updates delivered on a planned schedule
What actually drives the number
We don't publish a price list, because a per-seat number tells a broker almost nothing — two firms with the same headcount can differ several times over in cost. These are the five things that move it, so you can size the range before you talk to anyone.
White-label or self-hosted
White-label runs on our infrastructure and starts fastest — monitoring, updates and scaling are ours. Self-hosted ships as a compiled build onto your servers; it costs more to set up and less to depend on us, and it is usually the answer when data residency is a licence condition.
Base plus what you switch on
The base covers client portal, MT5 or cTrader connection, KYC, back office and support. Partner engine with Smart-Settle, Broker Defense, crypto funding, cards, staking and the PSP panel are priced separately. A prop firm and a retail broker end up with very different bills.
How many platforms and servers
One MT5 server is straightforward. Several MT5 servers plus cTrader — common once a broker holds more than one licence — means more connections to run and reconcile, and that is reflected in the price.
Client count and traffic
Active clients, deposit volume and the size of the partner tree drive infrastructure cost on the white-label edition. On self-hosted this is your bill, not ours, which changes the arithmetic at scale.
What you are coming from
Moving from a spreadsheet is not the same as migrating a live book with an existing IB tree and unpaid commissions. Migration is quoted as a one-off; we map the partner structure and settlement history before touching anything live.
Monthly subscription plus per-module pricing. Modules you will not use never enter the quote. A 30-minute call is enough for us to put a real range on it — and if the honest answer is that you do not need this yet, we will say that.
Six questions worth asking any vendor
Including us. Forex CRM demos look alike; the differences show up in the second month. These are the questions that surface them early.
- Is the MT5 connection a bridge or the Manager API?
A bridge polls and lags, and it breaks in ways you find out about from a client. Manager API integration is at server level. Ask which one, and ask what happens when the platform is under load.
- Can referral and corporate IB run at the same time?
Most engines do one or the other. If yours has an open referral programme and an admin-assigned IB tree at once, ask how double counting is prevented — the answer should be specific.
- What happens between commission earned and commission paid?
If it is paid immediately, bonus and volume abuse is your loss. Ask whether there is an audit hold, how long it is, and whether the partner can see the pending amount without withdrawing it.
- Can you switch KYC provider without a project?
Regulators and pricing both change. If the KYC vendor is hard-wired, that switch becomes a quarter of engineering work.
- Who holds the data, and where?
Get the answer in writing before the licence review, not during it. Ask specifically whether a self-hosted option exists and what it excludes.
- What does leaving look like?
Ask for the export format on day one. A vendor confident in the product will answer plainly.
Questions brokers actually ask
How much does a forex CRM cost?
Does it integrate with MetaTrader 5 and cTrader?
Is it suitable for a regulated broker?
Can it handle several jurisdictions in one installation?
Can we host it ourselves?
Does it support crypto deposits?
How does the partner and IB system work?
How do you stop bonus and commission abuse?
What languages does the client portal support?
Can you migrate us from our current CRM?
Is it suitable for a prop firm rather than a retail broker?
How long does deployment take?
Monthly subscription + per-module pricing; scope is finalized in a discovery call.
Modules you won't use never enter the quote.