Leverate
has launched Algo Studio, a no-code algorithmic trading suite built into its
flagship retail platform, in the latest attempt by a broker-technology vendor
to push quant-style tools toward traders who do not write code.
The Israeli
software firm said the studio lets users combine three visual building blocks,
Indicators, Logic, and Actions, to construct strategies on a drag-and-drop
canvas, then stress-test them against historical market data before deploying
live.
The package
also bundles automated chart pattern recognition and multi-asset scanners
covering harmonic, crossover, momentum, and pattern-based setups, according to
the company.
Shmulik Kordova
“The
demand from brokers has been immediate and unambiguous,” Shmulik Kordova,
Leverate’s chief client officer, said in a statement. He added that brokers
were activating the studio “faster than almost anything we have
launched.”
Competition Heats Up for
No-Code Strategy Tools
The
broker-technology market has spent the past two years racing to offer some
version of algorithmic trading to non-developers. Spotware’s cTrader Automate
has long supported coded strategies through its cAlgo framework, and the
platform’s cTrader Copy layer pairs algorithm publishing
with one-click copying for traders on more than 250 broker and prop firm
accounts.
MetaQuotes
still anchors the wider market through MQL5, the scripting language behind
MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 Expert Advisors. The
firm launched a metatrader.com consumer portal earlier this year, bundling
an Algo Forge collaboration space alongside its existing developer marketplace.
Other
vendors are pushing further into no-code territory. Brokeree Solutions launched
a Social Trading integration API in March that lets brokers connect
copy trading to platforms outside MetaTrader and cTrader.
On the
broker side, eToro opened a developer App Store and builders
portal in April, pitching AI-driven no-code tools alongside coded apps from
outside developers.
Algo trading exists on a lot of platforms. But native algo trading, with backtesting, social strategy sharing, and seamless execution built into your CRM, risk tools, and liquidity stack, only exists in one place. Leverate’s Algo Studio.#AlgoTrading #BrokerTech #Fintech
— Leverate (@leveratelive) May 19, 2026
A Native Algo Layer Inside
the Broker Stack
The launch
builds on a trio partnership announced in January, when Leverate teamed up with no-code automation specialist
Level2 and messaging vendor Convrs to distribute visual strategy-building tools
across its broker network. Algo Studio appears to fold that capability into
Leverate’s own platform rather than route it through a third-party shell.
Traders can
also publish their algorithms inside a shared community layer, the firm said,
where other users can view live performance data and copy strategies directly.
The
arrangement bundles algorithmic execution with social copy trading, two product
categories that have historically sat on separate platforms.
Leverate Declares 56%
Client Activation and Higher Trader Engagement
The company
said the studio drives a two-to-four times increase in order frequency among
traders who shift from manual to automated execution, with session duration and
feature interaction rising between 30% and 70%.
Retention
among users who build up a library of backtested strategies improves by 15% to
40% over a 90-day window, Leverate said.
Leverate
also added that 56% of its existing clients have already activated Algo Studio,
which it described as one of the fastest-adopted additions to its platform.
None of those figures have been independently audited.
Algo Studio Joins a
Broader Leverate Product Push
Algo Studio
arrives alongside other recent Leverate launches aimed at broadening what
brokers can offer through a single vendor.
The company
opened a white-label prediction
markets platform in
February, citing 85% monthly retention figures in early deployments, and
previously integrated TradingView charting into its SiRiX platform last year.
Leverate
has launched Algo Studio, a no-code algorithmic trading suite built into its
flagship retail platform, in the latest attempt by a broker-technology vendor
to push quant-style tools toward traders who do not write code.
The Israeli
software firm said the studio lets users combine three visual building blocks,
Indicators, Logic, and Actions, to construct strategies on a drag-and-drop
canvas, then stress-test them against historical market data before deploying
live.
The package
also bundles automated chart pattern recognition and multi-asset scanners
covering harmonic, crossover, momentum, and pattern-based setups, according to
the company.
Shmulik Kordova
“The
demand from brokers has been immediate and unambiguous,” Shmulik Kordova,
Leverate’s chief client officer, said in a statement. He added that brokers
were activating the studio “faster than almost anything we have
launched.”
Competition Heats Up for
No-Code Strategy Tools
The
broker-technology market has spent the past two years racing to offer some
version of algorithmic trading to non-developers. Spotware’s cTrader Automate
has long supported coded strategies through its cAlgo framework, and the
platform’s cTrader Copy layer pairs algorithm publishing
with one-click copying for traders on more than 250 broker and prop firm
accounts.
MetaQuotes
still anchors the wider market through MQL5, the scripting language behind
MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 Expert Advisors. The
firm launched a metatrader.com consumer portal earlier this year, bundling
an Algo Forge collaboration space alongside its existing developer marketplace.
Other
vendors are pushing further into no-code territory. Brokeree Solutions launched
a Social Trading integration API in March that lets brokers connect
copy trading to platforms outside MetaTrader and cTrader.
On the
broker side, eToro opened a developer App Store and builders
portal in April, pitching AI-driven no-code tools alongside coded apps from
outside developers.
Algo trading exists on a lot of platforms. But native algo trading, with backtesting, social strategy sharing, and seamless execution built into your CRM, risk tools, and liquidity stack, only exists in one place. Leverate’s Algo Studio.#AlgoTrading #BrokerTech #Fintech
— Leverate (@leveratelive) May 19, 2026
A Native Algo Layer Inside
the Broker Stack
The launch
builds on a trio partnership announced in January, when Leverate teamed up with no-code automation specialist
Level2 and messaging vendor Convrs to distribute visual strategy-building tools
across its broker network. Algo Studio appears to fold that capability into
Leverate’s own platform rather than route it through a third-party shell.
Traders can
also publish their algorithms inside a shared community layer, the firm said,
where other users can view live performance data and copy strategies directly.
The
arrangement bundles algorithmic execution with social copy trading, two product
categories that have historically sat on separate platforms.
Leverate Declares 56%
Client Activation and Higher Trader Engagement
The company
said the studio drives a two-to-four times increase in order frequency among
traders who shift from manual to automated execution, with session duration and
feature interaction rising between 30% and 70%.
Retention
among users who build up a library of backtested strategies improves by 15% to
40% over a 90-day window, Leverate said.
Leverate
also added that 56% of its existing clients have already activated Algo Studio,
which it described as one of the fastest-adopted additions to its platform.
None of those figures have been independently audited.
Algo Studio Joins a
Broader Leverate Product Push
Algo Studio
arrives alongside other recent Leverate launches aimed at broadening what
brokers can offer through a single vendor.
The company
opened a white-label prediction
markets platform in
February, citing 85% monthly retention figures in early deployments, and
previously integrated TradingView charting into its SiRiX platform last year.