Reltrix launches in UAE to build integrated trading infrastructure

By Milan Rojan

Reltrix has officially launched in the UAE, positioning itself as a provider of trading infrastructure and operational technology for brokers, proprietary trading firms, exchanges and financial institutions.

The company said its platform has been designed to address growing demand for integrated solutions across brokerage operations, liquidity management, payments connectivity, client management and risk controls. The launch marks Reltrix’s entry into a market that has become an increasingly important hub for FinTech, trading technology and financial services innovation.

Isabella Mannucci, Managing Director of Reltrix, said, ” The financial services industry has outgrown disconnected systems and outdated infrastructure. Today’s brokers need scalability, automation, connectivity, and flexibility from day one. Reltrix was built to deliver exactly that. We are not just offering software; we are providing the infrastructure layer for the next generation of financial businesses.”

According to the company, Reltrix combines CRM capabilities, back-office operations, introducing broker management, operational intelligence and trading infrastructure within a single ecosystem. The firm said the offering is intended to help financial institutions streamline operations while supporting scalability and automation.

The company added that its technology has been developed to support institutions operating across multiple jurisdictions and asset classes, reflecting the increasingly global nature of brokerage and trading businesses.

Walid Ead, Founder of Reltrix, said, “Our vision is to create a global ecosystem where brokers and financial institutions can access institutional-grade technology infrastructure, operational intelligence, and growth solutions through a single, connected environment. Reltrix is the result of years of industry experience and a deep understanding of the challenges facing modern financial firms.”

The launch comes as financial institutions continue to invest in digital infrastructure, automation and integrated technology platforms to improve operational efficiency and support growth in increasingly competitive global markets.