
Fintech since 2005
Tradency is a pioneering financial technology provider, focusing on B2B product development and advanced services for retail investors and retail traders.
OUR PRODUCTS
As a renowned pioneer in social trading, Mirror-trading and Robo-advisory, Tradency is known for its high standard bank-grade service, robust and scalable technology. As such, Tradency products, the Mirror Trader, RoboX and Smart Investor platforms are used by millions of end users globally
OUR SERVICES
THE F-PaaS
Tradency offers industry-leading open-source based solution that provides an optimized environment for financial institutions and software developers to develop, deploy and manage Fintech applications quickly and efficiently.
F-PaaS
APIs

F-PaaS
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES

F-PaaS
INFRASTRUCTURE

Latest News
Tradency Expands its “Fintech-Platform as a Service” (F-PaaS) Technology Outsourcing Services, with new APIs and Professional Services
Tradency core auto-trading engines were added to the F-PaaS offering and are now available for integration with a wide range of financial applications
Solutions

Trading

Investing

Back office

CRM
About us
Tradency invented the Mirror Trading concept in early 2005,
creating a trading service that provides retail traders with
valuable, professional knowledge and automatic trading
strategy implementation.
Since early 2015, Tradency is leveraging its success by bringing its established technology to provide financial institutions with a full service, ready to use, infrastructure to serve the fast growing global robo advisory market.
Tradency is known for its high standard bank-grade service and for the robust and scalable nature of its technology. Tradency has integrated its technology with numerous financial infrastructures, gaining expertise with financial standards and complex proprietary systems while demonstrating high execution rate levels.
Tradency is regulated by the JFSA (Japanese banks and financial markets regulator).


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