Aim IT Your Success Is Our Success.
Forex Brokerage CRM, our own trading platform sTrader on subscription, and the infrastructure behind them. Plus complete technology solutions for ISPs.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Serving businesses worldwide since 2018.
We build and run our own platforms for Forex brokerages and Internet service providers, and sell them on a subscription or under your own brand. Where an operation needs more than a platform can give it, we build that too.
Working with technology businesses since 2018, from a base in Dubai and with customers worldwide.
Forex first, ISP alongside
Two industries with very different operations. Both need software, infrastructure and integration that understands how the business actually runs.
Technology platforms and infrastructure designed to support modern Forex brokerage operations, client management, trading technology, integrations and business workflows.
From subscriber management and billing to network infrastructure, automation and monitoring, Aim IT provides complete technology solutions for modern Internet Service Providers.
The whole ecosystem
A Forex business is not one kind of person, and neither is an ISP. We build for everyone in the chain, because a system that only suits the owner tends to fail everybody else.
Complete, not partial. Software, platforms, management systems, integrations, automation, tools, ongoing services, support, and custom work where nothing off the shelf fits. One company for all of it, so nothing falls between two suppliers.
Product interface visual. Sample data only, not real client information.
Our own brokerage product
A technology platform designed to centralise brokerage operations, customer management, workflows and integrations.
The CRM is where a brokerage actually runs day to day: who the client is, what stage they are at, which documents are outstanding, which account they trade on, and who introduced them. Each deployment is configured around how your operation works rather than forcing your team into a fixed process.
Aim IT supplies technology only. We do not provide financial services, investment advice or brokerage licensing.
Our own trading platform
A powerful trading platform built for modern brokerage operations. sTrader is Aim IT’s own trading technology, not a rebranded third-party terminal.
Demo interface with sample prices. These are not live market quotes.
Android, iOS, Windows, macOS and the web, from one platform and one account.
Charts, market information, all order types, positions and account management, with automated trading supported.
Broker and server selection is built in, so the platform can be branded and licensed to your brokerage on a subscription.
Trading APIs link the platform to your CRM and administration, so client data stays in one place.
Account settings such as leverage are controlled by the brokerage in the CRM and client portal, not inside the trading app. That keeps risk control where it belongs.
Our own ISP product
An integrated technology platform designed to simplify ISP operations: one place for subscribers, packages, billing, network and reporting.
Available now, on a subscription and as a white-label platform under your own brand. More than 100 ISPs run it today.
Product interface concept. Sample data only, not a real customer account.
Engineering capability
Not a specialist in one layer who leaves the rest to somebody else. Aim IT covers what your clients use, what runs behind it, what it runs on, and everything it has to connect to.
Trading interfaces, client portals and admin screens, on every device and in your market's language.
Accounts, records, money movement, permissions and reporting, kept in step automatically.
Servers, deployment, hardening, monitoring and backups, run by the team that built the software.
Trading platforms, liquidity, payments, verification and network equipment, joined to what you already run.
No platform lock-in, in either direction. Already on MT4 or MT5? We integrate with it. Want your own platform? sTrader carries your brand. Need a FIX connection to your liquidity provider? We build to it. The technology follows your requirement, and we will say which we used whenever you ask.
How we work
We can guide and help you from the beginning to going live, every step of the way. The same eight steps on every project, whether it is one application or a full technology environment.
Understand the business, the operation and the real constraints.
Agree scope, architecture, delivery order and what success looks like.
Design the interface and the data model before anything is built.
Develop in short cycles so you see progress instead of waiting.
Connect payments, network equipment, trading systems and existing tools.
Set up the servers, harden them, and move to production carefully.
Monitor, fix, update and stay reachable after launch.
Grow capacity and add capability as the business grows.
How we work commercially
Our products are what we sell first: proven platforms, on a subscription, under your brand if you want one. Custom development comes after that, for the part of your operation a platform does not reach.
Our main business. Use a proven platform on a recurring subscription, with updates and support included, and start in weeks rather than quarters.
The same platform under your own brand, configured around your process and connected to your existing systems.
A tailored technology environment for larger organisations, with its own infrastructure.
Where a platform does not reach, we build. Usually alongside a subscription rather than instead of one.
Selected work
A live Forex brokerage platform, described by the engineering decisions behind it.
100+ Worldwide ISP Clients with 300,000+ End Users, powered by Aim IT.
A brokerage technology project covering the public platform experience, client-facing account information, trading tools and the connection between the website, the CRM and the trading platform.
We describe what we built and how. The only figures on this site are our own platform adoption, and we stand behind them. A client’s numbers are theirs to publish, not ours.
Why Aim IT
We know how ISPs and brokerages operate, so less time is spent explaining your business to us.
We build and maintain our own platforms, not only projects for other people.
The team that writes the application also runs the servers it lives on.
Software, network, systems, DevOps, database and interface design in one place.
Subscription, custom deployment, enterprise or full custom development.
We stay with the system after launch, because that is when most problems appear.
Industries
Subscriber systems, billing, network and automation.
Messaging platforms, carrier integration and high-volume APIs.
CRM, client portals, trading technology and back office.
Payment integration, reporting and workflow automation.
A first product built properly enough to grow on.
Business applications, dashboards and integrations.
Tailored environments, tighter security and dedicated infrastructure.
The team
A project rarely needs one discipline. It needs software, servers, data and design working to the same plan.
Questions
Internet service providers, telecom and connectivity businesses, Forex brokerages and financial technology companies. We also build custom software and infrastructure for startups, established businesses and enterprises.
Yes. The ISP Management Platform is available now, on a subscription and as a white-label platform. More than 100 ISPs run it today, serving over 300,000 end users between them.
sTrader is Aim IT’s own trading platform. It runs on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS and the web, supports all order types and automated trading, and can be branded and licensed to a brokerage on a subscription.
Yes to both. A platform can be used on a subscription, deployed and customised around your operation, or set up as a dedicated enterprise environment. We also build fully custom software when that fits better.
Yes. We set up and maintain VPS and dedicated servers, handle Linux and Docker, security hardening, monitoring, backups and database infrastructure, and we keep supporting them after launch.
Message us on WhatsApp or send the contact form with a short description of what you need. We will reply with honest first thoughts, and arrange a demo or a technical call from there.
Solutions
We work in two industries closely enough to know how they operate, and we bring the same engineering team to every project behind them: software, servers, data and integration.
By industry
Industry knowledge saves months. You should not have to explain how subscriber billing or client onboarding works before the project can start.
Forex Brokerage CRM, client management, back office, onboarding workflow, trading technology, payment and API integration.
Subscriber management, billing, RADIUS, network integration, customer portals and monitoring, plus the servers everything runs on.
By capability
Whichever industry you are in, a working system needs all three. We would rather do all three than hand you a half-finished piece.
Web and business applications, APIs, dashboards and automation, built for one operation rather than sold as a template.
Learn moreServer setup, Linux and Docker, deployment, hardening, monitoring, backups and the maintenance that follows.
Learn moreArchitecture, migration, performance work, backup strategy and scaling for systems that have outgrown their first design.
Learn moreCommercial models
We sell our own platforms first, on a subscription or under your brand. Custom development follows where an operation needs more than a platform can give it.
| Model | Best when |
|---|---|
| Subscription | Our main business. You want a proven platform, quickly, with predictable costs. |
| White label | The platform under your own brand, adjusted to your process. |
| Enterprise deployment | You need your own environment, tighter control and dedicated infrastructure. |
| Custom development | The part of your operation a platform does not reach. Usually alongside a subscription. |
We do not publish prices, because scope changes them completely. Ask and you will get a real number, not a range.
ISP Complete Solutions
An ISP runs on more than bandwidth. It runs on the systems that sign a subscriber up, bill them correctly, keep them connected, and tell you when something breaks. Aim IT builds those systems and the infrastructure under them.
Four areas. Most ISPs come to us needing one of them fixed and end up joining two or three together.
Most of this is already in the platform and arrives with a subscription. Anything your operation needs beyond it is custom development, quoted separately, and we tell you which is which in the first conversation.
An ISP system has four very different audiences, and a platform that only suits one of them creates work for the other three.
Subscribers, packages, billing and network state in one place, with reporting that answers the questions you actually ask.
Screens designed around the job: find the account, see the service, fix it, move on. Not a demo dressed up as a tool.
Their own logins, limits, packages and reporting, without giving them the keys to everything else.
A portal that shows their package, usage and invoices, which removes a large share of routine calls before they are made.
Our own product
An integrated platform that puts subscribers, packages, billing, network and reporting in one place, so your team stops working across four systems and a spreadsheet.
Available now, on a subscription and as a white-label platform. More than 100 ISPs run it today, serving over 300,000 end users between them.
We guide you from the beginning to going live, every step of the way. Nothing is switched over until the replacement has been tested against real data from your own system.
Which systems exist, what they do well, and where the manual work is.
Usually billing or provisioning first, because that is where the pain is.
The system is built and connected to your network equipment and payment provider.
A copy of your real subscriber data is used, so surprises appear before launch.
A planned cut-over, then monitoring, fixes and updates from there on.
That is the usual situation, and yes. Tell us what you run and which protocols it speaks, and we will confirm what can be integrated directly and what needs a bridge.
In most cases yes, and migration is planned as part of the project rather than left to the end. We test the import on a copy first so you can see exactly what arrives and what does not.
Either. We can set up and maintain the servers, or deliver onto infrastructure your own team controls. If you already have a preference, it usually decides the answer.
Forex Brokerage Solutions
Everything a Forex business runs on, from one company: CRM and client management, the trading platform, onboarding, partner programmes, payment and liquidity integration, automation, infrastructure and ongoing support. We can guide and help you from the beginning to going live, every step of the way.
A brokerage is a chain: someone registers, gets verified, funds an account, trades, and asks for support. Technology either keeps that chain moving or gets in its way.
Forex, crypto, or both. The systems a brokerage runs on — CRM, onboarding, document review, partner management, back office and reporting — do not change with the instrument. Which instruments your trading platform actually offers is configured per deployment and agreed with you in writing, along with the market data and liquidity that go with them. We will tell you plainly what is available today rather than what is possible in principle.
Automation and Expert Advisors
Plenty of Forex technology is sold only to the people who own the brokerage. The traders and partners who use it every day are left with whatever they are given. We build for them too.
You describe the strategy. We turn it into an Expert Advisor that follows it exactly, including the awkward cases most people forget: partial fills, disconnections, weekends and news gaps.
Taking something you already trade by hand and making it repeatable, including rule-based and machine-learning approaches where they genuinely help, then testing it against historical data before it touches a live account.
Tracking, rebate calculation, client reporting and dashboards, so an introducing broker can see what they have earned without asking anyone for a spreadsheet.
What this is, and what it is not. We write software that follows the rules you give us. We do not provide trading advice, signals, managed accounts or strategies of our own, we make no claim about how any strategy will perform, and past results in a test say nothing about a live market. Trading decisions and their consequences remain entirely yours.
Licensing and liquidity
Two things a brokerage needs that are not technology. We are clear about our part in both, because getting this wrong is expensive for you and for us.
Aim IT does not provide, issue, arrange or guarantee a brokerage licence, and we are not a regulator, a law firm or a licensing consultancy. Where you need one, we can refer you to established partners who are authorised in the relevant jurisdiction. The engagement is between you and them, on their terms, and the decision is yours.
Aim IT is not a liquidity provider and does not supply, resell or guarantee liquidity, pricing or execution. What we do is the technology: FIX connections and the integration work that joins your platform to whichever provider you appoint. Where you are still choosing, we can refer you to established providers and let you judge them yourself.
A referral is an introduction and nothing more. Aim IT receives no authority over those arrangements, makes no representation about any third party, and accepts no responsibility for their services. Satisfy yourself, and take your own legal advice, before you commit to either.
Our own products
You do not have to build a brokerage stack from nothing. Two pieces already exist, and both can be customised around your operation.
Where the brokerage runs day to day: clients, leads, accounts, documents, partners, approvals, reports and permissions in one system.
Our own trading platform on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS and the web, with all order types, automated trading, and broker selection built in so it can carry your brand.
Aim IT is a technology company. We supply software, integration and infrastructure. We do not provide financial services or investment advice, we do not arrange brokerage licences or regulatory approval, and we make no claim about trading results. Licensing and compliance stay with you and your legal advisers.
Yes. Where a platform exposes an interface we can integrate with it, so the CRM and the trading side share client and account data. If you would rather own the platform as well, sTrader is the alternative.
That is the point of a custom deployment. Stages, document requirements, approval steps and who is allowed to do what are configured around your process rather than fixed by us.
No. We build the technology that supports your compliance process, such as document workflow, records and reporting. The licence, the legal advice and the regulatory relationship are yours.
On infrastructure you choose. We can run it for you or deliver onto servers your team controls. Either way the database is yours and we document exactly what is stored where.
Custom software development
Most businesses do not need another general tool. They need the one system that fits the way they already work, connected to everything else they use.
We do not start from a favourite technology and work backwards. We start from what the business has to do, and choose accordingly.
If your own team will take it over one day, we build in something they can hire for. A clever choice only we understand is a problem wearing a disguise.
Most projects join something already running. Matching what your team already uses usually beats introducing a second way of doing everything.
Fashion moves faster than business systems. We choose for the next five years rather than the next conference talk.
Short cycles, visible progress, and a working version early enough that changes are still cheap.
Before work starts we put four things in writing: what is being built, who owns the code, roughly how long it takes, and what support looks like afterwards. If any of those is unclear, the project is not ready to start.
Understand the business, the operation and the real constraints.
Agree scope, architecture, delivery order and what success looks like.
Design the interface and the data model before anything is built.
Develop in short cycles so you see progress instead of waiting.
Connect payments, network equipment, trading systems and existing tools.
Set up the servers, harden them, and move to production carefully.
Monitor, fix, update and stay reachable after launch.
Grow capacity and add capability as the business grows.
Servers and infrastructure
Most outages are not dramatic. A disk fills, a certificate expires, a backup has been failing quietly for weeks. The work that prevents those is unglamorous, and it is most of what this service is.
We do not advertise an uptime percentage. Uptime depends on your hosting provider, your architecture and your budget, so a number printed on a website means nothing. If your business needs a service level commitment, we agree one in writing for your specific deployment.
Confusion about this is what causes the worst outages. It is agreed at the start, in writing, and adjusted if the arrangement changes.
| Area | Typically Aim IT | Typically your team |
|---|---|---|
| Hosting account | Advise on sizing and provider | Own the account and pay the bill |
| Server configuration | Build, harden and document it | Approve access and change requests |
| Deployment | Set up and run the release process | Decide when a release goes out |
| Backups | Configure, monitor and test restores | Confirm how far back you need to keep data |
| Monitoring | Set alerts and respond to them | Tell us which failures matter most |
| Data | Protect and document it | Own it, always |
Database solutions
Almost every system that becomes slow, fragile or hard to change has a database problem underneath it. Fixing the design is usually cheaper than adding servers.
If two or three of these sound familiar, the database is probably the reason.
There is no single right answer, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something. The shape of your data and what you ask of it decide the choice, and we make that decision with you rather than announcing it.
A backup nobody has restored is not a backup. Every deployment we run includes a restore test, and we tell you how long a full recovery actually takes rather than guessing.
Products
Three platforms built and maintained by Aim IT, led by the two that run a brokerage. Every one of them is available on a subscription and as a white-label solution under your own brand.
Where a brokerage runs day to day: clients, leads, accounts, onboarding, documents, partners, approvals, reporting and permissions.
Our own trading platform on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS and the web, with all order types, automated trading and broker selection built in.
Subscribers, packages, billing, RADIUS, payments, network, monitoring and reporting in one place, instead of four systems and a spreadsheet.
Deployment
The product is the same. What changes is how much of it is shaped around you, and who runs the infrastructure underneath.
| Model | What it means |
|---|---|
| Subscription | Our main business. The platform as it is, with updates and support included. |
| White label | The same platform under your own brand, configured around your process. |
| Enterprise deployment | Your own environment and infrastructure, with tighter control over access and data. |
| Custom development | Added where a platform does not reach, usually alongside a subscription. |
No slide deck, and no pretending. You see the software, with sample data, and we answer what it does not do yet.
Fifteen minutes is usually enough to know whether a platform fits at all.
A walkthrough of the real platform with sample data, on the devices your team uses.
What fits, what needs custom work, and what we would not recommend at all.
Our own ISP product
An integrated technology platform designed to simplify ISP operations. One system for subscribers, packages, billing, network access, monitoring and reporting.
Available now, on a subscription and as a white-label platform under your own brand. More than 100 ISPs run it today, and the platforms it powers serve over 300,000 end users.
Built for the people who use it all day: support staff, billing staff and whoever is on call when the network misbehaves.
Product interface concept. Sample data only, not a real customer account.
Each module can be switched on as you need it. You are not forced to take the whole platform on day one.
Every account in one place: contact details, service address, package, history and current state. Packages and data plans are defined once and reused.
Invoices generated on schedule, renewals tracked, overdue accounts visible, and payment gateway integration so money and records stay in step.
Authentication and access control tied to the subscriber record, so suspending an account actually suspends the service.
Usage, service state and business reporting, with alerts for the failures your team decides are worth waking up for.
Subscribers check their own package, usage and invoices, which removes a large share of routine support calls.
User roles and permissions for your staff, plus an API so the platform can exchange data with the tools you already run.
Subscription is the usual route, and the fastest. Where an operation needs something the platform does not do, custom development follows it rather than replaces it.
| Route | What it means |
|---|---|
| Subscription | The platform as it is, with updates and support included. Most ISPs start here. |
| White label | The same platform under your own brand, for resellers and groups running several networks. |
| Custom development | Added on top when your operation needs something the platform does not cover. |
Our own brokerage product
A technology platform designed to centralise brokerage operations, customer management, workflows and integrations. One record per client, one place to work.
Built around the queue your operations team works through every morning: who registered, who is waiting on documents, and who needs an answer.
Product interface visual. Sample data only, not real client information.
Modules are enabled and configured per deployment. Nothing here forces a process on you that your team does not already use.
In a brokerage, who can see a document and who can approve a withdrawal matters more than any feature list. Roles are defined per deployment, and actions leave a record.
Aim IT is a technology company. We supply software, integration and infrastructure. We do not provide financial services or investment advice, we do not arrange brokerage licences or regulatory approval, and we make no claim about trading results. Licensing and compliance stay with you and your legal advisers.
| Role | Typically can |
|---|---|
| Support | See client records and history, raise requests, not approve them |
| Compliance | Review documents, approve or reject onboarding |
| Finance | Process funding requests and reconcile them |
| Management | See reporting across the operation, set permissions |
An example arrangement. Yours is configured to match how your team is structured.
Where the platform exposes an interface, yes, so trading accounts and client records stay connected. With sTrader that link is built in. With a third-party platform it is an integration we scope per case.
Usually yes, and migration is planned as part of the project. We run the import on a copy first so you can see exactly what arrives before anything goes live.
Only the roles you allow. Document access is a permission like any other, and we document exactly what each role can reach before the deployment goes live.
Our own trading platform
A powerful trading platform built for modern brokerage operations. sTrader is Aim IT’s own trading technology, developed in house, not a third-party terminal with a new logo on it.
Demo interface with sample prices. These are not live market quotes.
Everything listed here is available today. Anything not listed is not being claimed.
If you need something you do not see on this page, ask. You will get one of three answers: it exists today, it is planned, or it would be custom work. You will not get a yes that turns into a roadmap later.
A client can open an account on a phone and continue on a desktop without learning a second interface, because it is the same platform everywhere.
If you run a brokerage
sTrader was built to serve more than one brokerage from the start. Broker and server selection is part of the design, so the same platform can carry your brand, your instruments and your account types.
Use the platform under a recurring licence instead of paying to build a trading terminal from nothing.
Trading APIs link the platform to your CRM and administration, so client and account data stay in one system.
Account settings, including leverage, are set by the brokerage in the CRM and client portal, not inside the trading app.
Risk settings belong to the brokerage. A trader cannot change leverage or account terms from inside the platform, because those decisions sit with your risk and compliance team.
No. It is our own technology, developed in house, which is why it can be branded and extended for your brokerage rather than limited by someone else’s licensing.
Yes, automated trading is supported. How it is enabled and which accounts may use it is decided by the brokerage.
Market data is supplied through the brokerage setup and agreed per deployment, including the licensing that goes with it. Every price shown on this website is sample data, not a live quote.
Yes. A demo walks through the platform on the devices your clients actually use, and through how it would connect to your CRM. Bring your hardest question to it.
White label solutions
Two of our platforms are built to serve more than one business. The sTrader Trading Platform has broker and server selection in its design, and the Forex Brokerage CRM is configured per deployment. Both can carry your name instead of ours.
Not a cut-down edition. The same platform we run, configured and branded for you, with the engineering behind it staying our job.
Clear from the start, so nobody is surprised later.
Aim IT supplies technology only. Licensing, compliance and regulatory obligations remain with you, as does your relationship with your own clients. We do not arrange licences and we make no claim about trading results.
| Stays with you | Stays with us |
|---|---|
| Your clients and your brand | Building and maintaining the platform |
| Your commercial terms and pricing | Updates and improvements as they ship |
| Your data and your configuration | Technical support to your team |
| Licensing and compliance | Integration with your CRM and liquidity setup |
We do not approach your clients. That is written into the agreement, not left to trust.
Which market, how many clients, and what you put in front of them today. That is enough to say whether white label is the right route.
Projects
100+ Worldwide ISP Clients with 300,000+ End Users, powered by Aim IT.
A live Forex brokerage platform, described by the decisions behind it rather than by adjectives. Built and maintained, not handed over and forgotten.
A brokerage technology project covering the public platform experience, multi-language delivery, trading tools, and the connection between the website, the CRM and the trading platform.
Each case study describes what was built, the technology used and how it was delivered. We describe our own adoption figures and nothing else. A client’s user counts, revenue and performance belong to that client’s business, not to our marketing.
Our Valuable Clients
The public face of a Forex brokerage: seven languages including right-to-left, trading tools that calculate correctly, and a clear route into the client portal and the trading platform behind it.
A brokerage website has to do several awkward things at once. It must speak to visitors across very different markets, in languages that read in both directions. It must show market information and let visitors calculate margin, pip value and position size accurately, which means real numbers rather than illustrations. And it must do all of that while saying only what the business can actually support.
A fast, self-contained front end where language, prices and calculations are handled in one coherent layer rather than bolted together from separate widgets.
Plain HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript with no framework, which keeps the page fast and removes a whole class of dependency risk. Third-party analysis widgets provide the chart, technical gauge and economic calendar. Because those widgets sit in separate frames the page cannot read their numbers, so the calculators are driven by the site’s own price layer instead. That detail decided the architecture.
The public site carries no CRM, no login, no payments and no customer records. Those already existed and stayed where they belong. Every action a visitor takes, from opening an account to funding it, hands over to the client portal through addresses held in configuration rather than written into the page.
A live multi-language brokerage front end, with sTrader presented as the trading platform behind the brand. For Aim IT the project connects both halves of the company: financial technology on one side, and the front-end, infrastructure and integration engineering that makes it work on the other.
Aim IT supplied technology for this project. We do not provide financial services or investment advice, we make no statement about the brokerage’s regulatory position, and we publish no trading results, client numbers or performance figures.
Industries
Forex first, ISP alongside, and the businesses around both. The engineering is the same each time. What changes is which problems appear first, which integrations matter, and which mistakes are expensive.
The chain from registration to first trade decides how the business performs. Every hour a document sits unreviewed is an hour a funded client is not trading.
Money moving between systems leaves no room for approximate answers. Records have to reconcile, and every state change has to be explainable afterwards.
Growth turns manual work into a crisis. Provisioning, billing and suspension all have to agree with each other, every day, without someone checking by hand.
The first version has to be small enough to ship and sound enough to build on. Most of our advice at this stage is about what to leave out.
Usually there is already a system, and it half works. Replacing everything is rarely the answer. Connecting what exists and automating the worst of the manual work usually is.
Control matters as much as capability: who has access, where data sits, how a change is approved, and what happens when a key person is unavailable.
Engineering capability
We are not a one-platform company. Aim IT works across whatever platforms, systems, APIs and infrastructure a project calls for, and the right answer is the one that fits your business rather than the one that fits our habits.
Four areas, and a complete system needs all four. We would rather deliver all four than hand you a piece and wish you luck.
What your clients and your staff actually touch: trading interfaces, client portals, dashboards and admin screens that work on a phone as well as a desk, in the languages your market reads.
The part nobody sees and everything depends on: accounts, records, money movement, permissions, reporting and the automation that keeps them agreeing with each other.
Servers, deployment, security hardening, monitoring and backups with tested restores, set up and looked after by the same team that wrote the software on top.
Joining your systems to each other and to the outside world: trading platforms, liquidity, payment providers, verification services, network equipment and whatever else your operation already runs on.
We are not tied to any one platform. Aim IT works with whichever platforms, technologies, APIs, trading systems and infrastructure suit the project. If your brokerage runs on MT4 or MT5, we integrate with it. If you want your own platform, sTrader is there. If your liquidity arrangement needs a FIX connection, we build to it. The stack follows the requirement, never the other way round.
We deliberately do not lead with a list of programming languages and frameworks. Which ones a project uses is our problem to solve, not yours to choose, and a business is not better served by a longer list. What matters is whether the thing works, whether it can be maintained, and whether someone answers when it breaks. We will of course tell you exactly what we used, whenever you ask.
MetaTrader, MT4 and MT5 are trademarks of MetaQuotes Ltd. FIX is a trademark of FIX Protocol Ltd. Aim IT names them to describe what we integrate with. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or a reseller for either company.
For brokerages
Most brokerages arrive with something already running, and a plan that has to work around it. That is normal, and it is the part we are used to.
We integrate with it. Your CRM, onboarding, back office and reporting connect to the platform you already run, and your traders carry on without being moved.
sTrader Trading Platform carries your brand on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS and the web, licensed on a subscription rather than built from nothing.
FIX API work and liquidity provider integration, built to whichever provider and arrangement you have agreed. We build to your setup rather than asking you to change it.
The servers, the database, the deployment and the monitoring that all of the above actually runs on, set up and looked after by the same team.
Three questions decide almost every technology decision we make.
If your team will take it over, we build in something they can hire for. A clever choice that only we understand is a problem disguised as a feature.
The shape of your data decides more about long-term performance than anything built on top of it, so that decision is made first and made carefully.
Most projects join something that is already running. Matching what your team already uses usually beats introducing a second way of doing things.
The stack matters less than the habits around it.
Why Aim IT
Anyone can list strengths. What follows is ten of ours, and then the shorter and more useful list: the things we will not do.
We know how ISPs and brokerages operate, so you spend the first meeting on your problem rather than explaining your business.
We build and maintain our own platforms. That means we live with our own decisions instead of leaving them behind at handover.
The team writing the application also runs the servers under it, so nobody gets to blame the other side.
Subscriber systems, billing, network access and the automation that keeps them agreeing with each other.
CRM, onboarding, back office, trading technology and the permissions that hold it all together.
Software, network, systems, DevOps, database and interface design, rather than one specialism improvising the rest.
Subscription, custom deployment, enterprise or full custom development, chosen to fit your business rather than ours.
When no platform fits, we say so and build the thing that does, instead of bending you into a product.
Based in Dubai, working across time zones and languages, including right-to-left markets, as normal practice.
We stay with the system after launch, because that is when the real problems appear.
The shorter list
This is the part most technology companies leave out, and it is usually the part that decides whether working together goes well.
If something is planned rather than built, you will be told it is planned. That is why our own ISP platform is described on this site as in development, even though it would sell better without that sentence.
The only figures on this site are our own platform adoption, and we can show you where they come from. No invented counts, no uptime percentages, no awards, no testimonials we wrote ourselves.
If your requirement sits outside what we do well, we will say so in the first conversation. Learning on your budget is not a service.
Ownership of code and data is agreed in writing before work starts, and infrastructure is documented so another team could take it over.
Eight steps, the same on every project, whether it is one application or a full technology environment.
Understand the business, the operation and the real constraints.
Agree scope, architecture, delivery order and what success looks like.
Design the interface and the data model before anything is built.
Develop in short cycles so you see progress instead of waiting.
Connect payments, network equipment, trading systems and existing tools.
Set up the servers, harden them, and move to production carefully.
Monitor, fix, update and stay reachable after launch.
Grow capacity and add capability as the business grows.
About
Aim IT was founded in 2018 and works from Dubai with businesses worldwide. We build software, run infrastructure, and maintain our own platforms in two industries we know well: Internet service providers, and financial businesses.
Most technology companies pick a side. Some write software and hand it over. Others manage servers and never touch the code. Both arrangements work until something breaks between the two, and then everybody has an explanation and nobody has a fix.
Aim IT is built the other way round. The same company designs the application, builds it, chooses the database, sets up the servers, connects the integrations and supports the result. That is harder to staff and much easier to be accountable for.
Two industries take up most of our attention, because both reward knowing the operation rather than only the technology. An ISP lives or dies by whether provisioning, billing and suspension agree with each other. A brokerage lives or dies by how quickly a new client gets from registering to trading. Neither problem is solved by a general-purpose tool.
To build reliable technology ecosystems that help businesses operate smarter, scale faster and compete globally.
To combine software engineering, infrastructure expertise and industry-specific technology into practical solutions that create long-term business value.
The team
A working system needs more than one skill. These are the ones a project draws on, in whatever combination it needs.
We do not publish staff photographs or invented biographies. If you want to know who would work on your project, ask during the first call and you will be told.
Being in Dubai puts us between the working days of Europe and Asia, which is practical rather than poetic: most of our customers can reach us during their own office hours.
Seven languages, including full right-to-left layout for Arabic and Urdu, treated as ordinary practice rather than a late addition.
WhatsApp, email or a scheduled call. Most conversations start on WhatsApp because it is the fastest route to a real answer.
A technology company. We do not provide financial services, investment advice or licensing of any kind.
A two-page capability statement for procurement teams, tenders, or simply forwarding to a colleague. It contains only what is already on this website, so the two cannot disagree.
The quickest way to find out is to describe the problem and see what comes back.
Insights
We would rather publish nothing than publish filler. When an article appears here it will be because a real problem was solved and the answer is useful to someone else.
Nothing is published yet. Rather than fill this page with invented articles and invented authors, it stays empty until the first real one is ready.
The subjects we get asked about most often, which is where the first articles will come from.
There are no placeholder posts on this page, no invented authors and no back-dated articles. An empty section is more honest than a full one nobody wrote.
Questions
Fourteen answers, written to be useful rather than flattering. Two of them are about what we do not do, which is usually the more valuable information.
Internet service providers, telecom and connectivity businesses, Forex brokerages and financial technology companies. We also build custom software and infrastructure for startups, small and medium businesses and enterprises.
Yes. That covers subscriber and package management, billing and payments, RADIUS and router integration, customer portals, monitoring, reporting and the server infrastructure underneath. Some of it is ready to deploy and some is built for your project, and we tell you which before any money is discussed.
Yes. The ISP Management Platform is available now, on a subscription and as a white-label platform under your own brand. More than 100 ISPs run it today, and the platforms it powers serve over 300,000 end users between them.
Yes. The Forex Brokerage CRM covers clients, leads, trading accounts, onboarding and document workflow, partner management, funding requests, reporting, roles and permissions. It is configured around your process rather than forcing a fixed workflow on your team.
sTrader is Aim IT's own trading platform. It runs on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS and the web, supports all order types and automated trading, and has broker and server selection built in, so it can be branded and licensed to your brokerage on a subscription.
They can be. A platform can be taken as a recurring subscription, as a customised deployment, or as a dedicated enterprise environment. Which one suits you usually depends on how much needs to change to match your operation.
Yes. Custom deployment is the most common arrangement: the platform adjusted to your process and connected to the tools you already run. Where no platform is the right starting point, we build from nothing instead.
Yes. We set up and maintain VPS and dedicated servers, handle Linux and Docker, deployment, security hardening, monitoring, backup strategy with tested restores, and database infrastructure. We can also deliver onto infrastructure your own team controls.
Yes, that is a large part of what we do: web and business applications, APIs, system integration, dashboards, CRM development, database systems and automation. Before a build starts we agree scope, code ownership, rough timeline and what support looks like afterwards, in writing.
Yes. Aim IT is based in Dubai and works with businesses worldwide, across time zones and languages, including right-to-left markets such as Arabic and Urdu.
Message us on WhatsApp or use the contact form, and say which platform interests you. A demo is a walkthrough of the real software with sample data, on the devices your team uses, not a slide deck.
Send a short description of what you need. We will reply with what we would build, what we would leave out of a first version, and whether we are the right team for it at all. If we are not, we will say so.
No, because scope changes the number completely and a published range would mislead you. Ask with a description of what you need and you will get a real figure rather than a bracket.
No. Aim IT is a technology company. We build the software that supports your compliance process, such as document workflow, records and reporting. The licence, the legal advice and the regulatory relationship stay with you and your advisers.
Contact
A few sentences about what your business does and what is not working is enough. You will get a real answer, including an honest no if we are the wrong team.
The fastest route to a reply, and the one most conversations start on.
Open a chat[email protected]
Write to us+971 52 886 7541
Call the officeCompany updates and announcements.
View the pageWe do not advertise a response time we cannot keep every day. In practice WhatsApp is answered fastest, and nothing waits longer than the next working day.
The more you put in the message box, the more useful the first reply will be. Everything except the message is there to help us answer properly.
MSH Building, M Floor, Port Saeed, City Center, Dubai, UAE
No map is embedded on this page, so nothing is requested from any other company while you read it. These buttons open the map app you already use.
Not an automated reply. Someone technical reads what you wrote before answering.
What we would build, what we would leave out at first, and whether we are the right team for it.
A demo or a technical call only when there is something useful to discuss, not as a sales step.
Legal
Three documents covering how this website works, what happens to the details you send us, and what Aim IT is and is not.
What this site stores, what it does not, and what happens to a message you send.
Read itThe terms for using this website, and the limits of what is published on it.
Read itWhich is short, because this website currently sets no cookies at all.
Read itAim IT is a technology company. We supply software, integration and infrastructure. We do not provide financial services, investment advice or trading advice, we do not arrange licences or regulatory approval, and nothing on this website is an offer of a financial product or a statement about anyone’s trading results.
Legal
This describes what the Aim IT website actually does, rather than every possibility a template might list. If something here stops being true, the document changes.
Aim IT is a technology company based at MSH Building, M Floor, Port Saeed, City Center, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. You can reach us at [email protected] or on +971 52 886 7541.
Browsing this website does not require you to give us anything. The site has no login, no account area and no tracking by default.
Two things are stored in your own browser, not sent to us:
Both stay on your device, can be cleared at any time through your browser settings, and are never transmitted anywhere. They are not cookies and they are not used to identify you.
If you use the contact form, your answers are placed into a message which opens in WhatsApp on your own device. You send it yourself. The website does not store your details and does not pass them to any other company.
If you contact us by WhatsApp, email or telephone, we keep what you send in order to answer you and to continue the conversation about your project. We use it for that and nothing else. We do not sell it, rent it or add you to a marketing list you did not ask for.
Messages sent through WhatsApp also pass through WhatsApp’s own service, under its own terms.
At the time of writing, this website runs no analytics and contacts no third-party measurement service. If that changes, a cookie notice will appear and nothing will be loaded until you accept it. The cookie policy will be updated at the same time.
Like any website, the server that delivers these pages may keep standard technical records of requests. Those exist to keep the site running and secure. Our hosting provider handles them under its own terms, and they are not used to build a profile of you.
Enquiries are kept for as long as the conversation is useful, and after that only where a record is needed for our own business or accounting purposes. You can ask us to delete your enquiry at any time.
You can ask us what we hold about you, ask for it to be corrected, or ask for it to be deleted. Write to [email protected] and we will answer. Depending on where you live, local law may give you further rights, and we will honour those.
This is a business website. It is not aimed at children and we do not knowingly collect information from them.
If this policy changes, the updated version appears on this page. Because the description above is specific rather than generic, a change here means something on the website genuinely changed.
Questions about this policy go to [email protected].
Legal
These terms cover the use of this website. Work that Aim IT does for a customer is governed by a separate written agreement, not by this page.
This website describes the services and products of Aim IT, a technology company based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It is published for information. Nothing on it forms a contract by itself.
Aim IT supplies software, integration and infrastructure. We are not a broker, a financial institution, an investment adviser or a regulator, and we do not act as any of those.
Specifically, nothing on this website:
Where we describe technology for brokerages, we are describing software. Licensing, compliance and regulatory obligations remain entirely with the business that operates it and its own legal advisers.
Screens shown on this website are product interface visuals using sample data. They are labelled as such. Prices, account numbers, subscriber records and figures inside them are invented for illustration. They are not live market data and not real customer information.
We try to keep this website accurate, and where a product has not yet been released we say so plainly rather than describing it as available. Even so, descriptions here are general. What a specific project includes is defined in the written agreement for that project, which takes precedence over anything on this page.
The content, design, logo, software and product names on this website belong to Aim IT, unless stated otherwise. You may read and share it. You may not copy it for your own commercial use without permission.
Names of third-party technologies mentioned here belong to their respective owners, and are named only to describe what we work with or integrate.
This website links to other websites, including those of projects we have worked on. We do not control them and are not responsible for their content or their terms.
We do not promise that this website is available without interruption, and we do not publish an uptime figure for it. Service levels for a customer deployment are agreed in writing for that deployment, separately from this page.
To the extent the law allows, Aim IT is not liable for loss arising from the use of this website or from reliance on general information published here. This does not limit anything that cannot be limited by law.
These terms may be updated. The version on this page is the one that applies.
Questions about these terms go to [email protected].
Legal
Short version: at the time of writing, this website sets no cookies and shows no cookie banner, because there is nothing to ask you about.
None. No advertising cookies, no analytics cookies, no third-party cookies.
Two small preferences are kept on your own device using browser storage, which is not the same as a cookie and is never sent to our server:
Neither identifies you. Clearing your browser’s site data removes both, and the site simply reverts to English and light mode.
There are none while you read the site. No map, video or social widget is embedded on any page. The contact page offers links to Google Maps and Apple Maps, and WhatsApp opens, only when you choose to tap them.
If Aim IT starts measuring how this site is used, three things will happen together: a cookie notice will appear, nothing will be loaded until you accept it, and this page will be updated to say exactly what is being set and why. Declining will leave the site fully usable.
You can clear stored preferences, block storage, or browse privately using your browser’s own settings. Doing so does not stop this website working.
Questions about this policy go to [email protected].
Start a project
Describing a technical problem in a blank message box is hard. Answer six questions instead, and you will get a short summary of what we would probably build, ready to send to us with one tap.
Question 1 of 6
Nothing is sent anywhere until you tap that button. Your answers stay in this browser tab and are not stored by this website.
Whatever the summary suggests, it is a first guess from six answers, not a proposal. We confirm it properly in the first conversation, and we will say so plainly if we think a different route is better or if we are the wrong team for the job.
The wizard is a convenience, not a gate. Every other route is open.
Commitments
Three things buyers worry about and rarely ask out loud: what happens when it breaks, who owns what, and what happens if this partnership ends. Here are our answers, in advance.
"We provide support" means nothing at two in the morning. This is what we actually commit to, per severity, under a support agreement.
| Severity | What it means | We respond within | We work on it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Critical | The service is down, or customers cannot be served at all. | 1 hour | Continuously until service is restored |
| High | A major function is broken and there is no workaround. | 4 working hours | Every working day until resolved |
| Normal | Something is wrong but work can continue around it. | 1 working day | Scheduled into the current cycle |
| Change request | Nothing is broken; you want something added or altered. | 2 working days | Quoted, then planned with you |
Response means a person has read it and replied with what happens next, not an automated acknowledgement. Coverage hours, out-of-hours arrangements and any penalty terms are agreed in writing per customer, because they depend on what your business actually needs. We do not publish an uptime percentage, for the reasons set out on the infrastructure page.
Ownership
Agreed in writing before work starts, not discovered later.
| Item | Belongs to | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Your data | You, always | Exportable in a documented format at any time, on request. |
| Custom code written for you | You, on final payment | Stated in the agreement. If a different arrangement suits you better, we agree that instead, in writing. |
| Our platform products | Aim IT, licensed to you | A subscription or licence, exactly as any platform works. Your configuration and your data remain yours. |
| Third-party components | Their owners | We list what is used and under which licence, so nothing is a surprise later. |
| Documentation | You | Handed over as part of delivery, not sold separately. |
Continuity
The biggest risk in buying from a focused company rather than a large one is dependence. Almost nobody asks about it. Almost everybody thinks about it. So here is the answer before you have to ask.
For larger contracts we will agree source code escrow with an independent agent, so that if Aim IT ever could not continue, you would still have access to what runs your business. Ask for it during contracting.
A smaller way to start
Committing to a whole project is a big step. Committing to a small, bounded piece of work that ends in a document is not.
You give us access to what you run today. We look at it properly and give you a written assessment: what you have, where the real risks are, what a migration or rebuild would involve, and a phased plan with an order of work. It is yours whether or not you hire us afterwards, and it is written so another provider could act on it.
If a term does not fit how your business works, say so during contracting. These are our defaults, not our limits.
Security and data
Most deals do not stall on the technology. They stall in procurement, waiting for a security questionnaire to come back. So here are the answers in public, once, for everyone.
Start with what you can verify yourself, right now, with your browser’s developer tools open.
The practices we apply to customer systems, not only to this website.
Secrets stay out of code and out of the browser. They live in server configuration, and they are rotated when anyone with access leaves.
Named accounts rather than one shared login, permissions set by role, and access removed when it is no longer needed.
Development, testing and production are kept apart. Nobody tests against live customer data.
Configured, monitored, and restored as a test. A backup nobody has restored is not a backup, and we will tell you how long a full recovery actually takes.
Hardened on setup, updated on a schedule, monitored with alerts, and documented so somebody other than the person who built it can run it.
Kept few on purpose. Every library added is a future obligation and a future vulnerability to watch.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Where does data live? | On infrastructure you choose. We can run it, or deliver onto servers your own team controls. |
| Who owns it? | You do, always, and it is exportable in a documented format on request. |
| Who at Aim IT can see it? | Only the people working on your system, under named accounts, and only while that work is live. |
| Is it encrypted? | In transit, always. At rest, according to what the deployment requires, agreed with you in writing. |
| Are there sub-processors? | Only the ones your deployment needs, such as your hosting or payment provider. They are listed for you before launch. |
| What happens in an incident? | You are told, in plain language, with what we know and what we are doing, rather than after it is tidy. |
What we do not claim: we hold no security certification, we publish no penetration test we have not had done, and we are not a compliance authority. Where your industry requires a certified provider or a formal audit, we will say so and work alongside whoever holds that role. Claiming otherwise would be the fastest way to fail your procurement check.
Partners
sTrader was built from the start to serve more than one brokerage. Broker and server selection is part of its design, which is what makes it possible to carry your brand rather than ours.
You want your own trading platform without spending two years and a development team building one.
You already sell to brokerages or ISPs and want a platform to put your name on, with engineering behind it.
You advise clients in these industries and need a delivery partner who will stay in the background.
The platform is the same one we run ourselves. That is the point: you are not buying a cut-down edition.
We maintain and develop the platform, because that is what makes a subscription worth paying for. You get the improvements without carrying the engineering.
Your clients, your brand, your commercial relationships and your data. We are the technology behind it, and we do not approach your clients.
What you sell today, who your clients are, and whether this fits at all.
The real platform with sample data, on the devices your clients use.
Subscription structure, branding scope, support arrangement and notice periods, agreed in writing.
Your configuration, your brand, and connection to your CRM and back office.
Your clients start using it, and your team has a direct route to ours.
Aim IT supplies technology only. A partner remains responsible for its own licensing, compliance and regulatory obligations, and for its relationship with its own clients. We do not arrange licences and we make no claim about trading results.
Thank you. Someone technical will read what you wrote and reply properly, rather than sending an automated acknowledgement and nothing else.
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