Stock3 names Smartbroker+ as first white-label partner for stock3 Terminal
Bitget2026/09/24 11:59- Stock3 named Smartbroker+ as the first white-label partner for its new “Platform Solutions” business line.
- Smartbroker+ will offer the stock3 Terminal to clients under its own branding as an additional trading front end.
- The initiative expands stock3’s licensing revenue stream, strengthening its wholly owned brokerize unit that provides the integration technology.
- Trading via Smartbroker+ has been available on stock3 platforms since late 2024 through brokerize’s interface.
- One additional partner project is in technical implementation; further partner talks are ongoing.
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