Clearing Firms

Broker Dealers

Using the latest technology, we help Clearing Firms and FCMs grow and sustain their business.

Clearing firms handle the back-end operations behind making securities trades actually happen once a trade is submitted. A futures commission merchant (FCM) is an individual or firm which accepts orders from customers to buy or sell futures contracts, options on futures, retail off-exchange forex contracts or swaps. A clearing firm plays an integral role in the futures industry with clients relying on their FCM to provide the services necessary to execute their strategies.
 

Marketing Services

  • Futures marketing know-how
  • Professional logo design
  • Dynamic website design
  • Content development and distribution
  • Press release services
  • Newsletter and email marketing
  • Social media profiles
  • And more!

Technology for Clearing Firms & FCMs

 

From client and operations portals to reporting systems–Gate 39’s custom technology solutions are used across a wide range of divisions including operations, compliance, reporting, IT, marketing and sales.

In addition to technical application and FCM portal integrations, Gate 39 also acts as an industry resource, providing IB and CTA leads to our FCM partners.

Technology Services

  • Quick 1FR reporting services
  • FCM1
  • Accounts portals
  • Office 365
  • CRM software
  • Custom quotes and chart displays
  • Campaign Monitor

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