Client build · Capital markets

The Trader Bull: one terminal for every broker

The Trader Bull is an integrated trading terminal that connects multiple broker accounts, so an order is punched once and routed to every selected broker in one click.

broker APIs
order routing
real-time data
web application

The Trader Bull order ticket: placing a NIFTY options order with stop loss and target in one dialog

The Trader Bull trade history with a daily P&L heatmap and per-trade entry, exit, and P&L

The problem

Active traders split capital across several brokers for better margins, product access, and redundancy. The cost shows up every trading day: multiple portals open side by side, the same order typed into each one, and prices moving while quantities are re-entered. Every extra portal is another login, another interface, and another chance to fat-finger an order.

What we built

Integrations with multiple brokers through their official trading APIs
A single order ticket that routes one order to every selected broker simultaneously
A consolidated view of positions, holdings, and margins across all connected accounts
Per-broker error handling, so a rejection at one broker never blocks the others

What changed

The terminal became the desk's single screen for the trading day. Orders are entered once instead of once per broker, the portal juggling is gone, and the re-entry mistakes went with it.