Add a new jurisdiction without a second back office.

Adding a new jurisdiction shouldn't mean spinning up a second instance of everything. But that's exactly what most CRMs force you to do — separate database, separate KYC vendor contract, separate IB hierarchy, separate reporting. Two systems, two ops teams, no unified view of the client who trades on both entities.

Brokeret runs every jurisdiction off one platform. CySEC, DFSA, FCA, FSCA, ASIC, MAS — each entity has its own compliance flows, its own KYC routing, its own approved payment rails, its own disclosure templates. But they all share the same client identity. A trader who passes KYC under your CySEC entity doesn't start over to open a DFSA account.

Your reporting consolidates across entities by default. Total assets under management, regional regulatory reports, IB payouts that respect per-region commission rules, deposit reconciliation by jurisdiction — all from one dashboard. The regulator gets the per-entity report they need; you get the cross-entity view your business actually runs on.