Counterparty detail, not an about page.
Who you would be contracting with.
One entity, one jurisdiction, and a short list of what this page does not tell you yet.
- Legal name
- ForgeBroker LLC
- Registered office
- Business Bay, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
- What it does
- Licenses and operates brokerage infrastructure software. It is a software vendor.
The same legal name and address are in this site’s machine-readable organisation data, and nothing is in there that is not on this page. Building, floor and registration numbers are deliberately absent from both — see below.
What ForgeBroker is not.
This matters more than what we are, because the two get confused constantly and the confusion changes who carries which obligation.
- Not a broker.We do not accept orders, quote prices to retail clients or act as a counterparty to a trade. Your clients are your clients and your regulatory obligations are yours.
- Not a custodian.Client money is never in our systems and the keys to it are never in our hands — they are held by you and handed over during setup. The full model, including what it costs you, is on the security page.
- Not a liquidity provider.We integrate the feeds and venues you choose and we operate the deployment. We are not on the other side of your flow and we do not take a share of it.
- Not a licence.Buying software does not make you authorised to do anything. Where a jurisdiction is part of your plan, that is your application and your counsel; we can tell you what the platform needs to support, not whether you may operate.
That list is the same in a contract as it is on this page. If a salesperson ever tells you otherwise, the contract wins and this paragraph is your evidence that we knew it.
Named, not omitted.
What this page does not tell you.
4things a buyer doing diligence would reasonably look for and not find here. They are listed because a page that leaves them out silently is answering the question badly rather than not answering it.
- Who runs it
- No founder, director or team names appear here. If you are deciding whether to put your client records into a proprietary platform, knowing who stands behind it is a fair thing to want, and today this page does not tell you. Ask, and you will be told rather than shown a page.
- How many of us there are
- Headcount is a proxy for whether a vendor survives your contract term, which is why buyers ask. We are not publishing a number we would then have to keep current, and we are not publishing a vague one instead.
- Commercial registration details
- The trade licence number and the registry it sits in are not on this page and are not in the structured data. They belong in a contract and in due diligence, where they can be verified, rather than in a page footer where they look like decoration.
- Track record
- No client list, no case studies, no years-in-business figure. There is a reason and it is the same one that keeps unmeasured latency off this site: those claims are worth nothing unless they are checkable, and making them checkable needs client permission we have not asked for.
Reaching a person.
Write to info@forgebroker.com. It is read by a person, not a ticketing queue, and a question about the entity — who we contract as, what we are not, what is missing from this page — is answered as a question rather than routed to a salesperson. There is no contact form, deliberately: a form tells you nothing about who is on the other end, and an address you can write to from your own mail client is checkable in a way a form is not.
The demo request is the other route and it reaches the same inbox. Use it if what you want is the product; use the address if what you want is an answer.