Broker Integration

How many brokers does your current tool actually support?

Learningpathz integrates with multiple broker APIs simultaneously — so your strategy fires on every account you run, at the same moment.

Illustrated network diagram of multiple broker API connections feeding into a central Learningpathz platform node

Broker integration is where most platforms stop short

Connecting to a broker API sounds simple until you encounter the differences: one broker uses FIX protocol, another uses a proprietary REST endpoint, a third requires a desktop bridge application. Learningpathz maintains a library of pre-built connectors for the brokers most used by Kenyan retail traders — including MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 compatible brokers, and several ECN providers common in the East African market. Adding a broker account is a form-based process: you paste your API key and secret, confirm the read/write permission scope, and the platform validates the connection within thirty seconds. No code required.

Multi-broker execution: what it looks like in practice

Once two or more brokers are connected, you can assign the same strategy to all of them with different risk parameters per account. For example: your primary Exness account might run at full lot sizing while a secondary prop-firm account runs at half size with tighter stops. The azure-clean monitoring dashboard shows all connected accounts in a single unified view — open positions, today's closed trades, and each account's running drawdown — refreshed every five seconds. If one broker connection fails, the platform flags it and queues any pending orders so they don't fire on an incomplete set of accounts.

What you get with broker integration

Multi-broker simultaneous execution

One strategy signal fires orders on all connected accounts within the same sub-second window. No manual copying, no timing discrepancies between accounts.

Secure API credential storage

Your broker API keys are stored encrypted at rest using AES-256. They are never logged in plain text and are not accessible to Learningpathz support staff.

Connection-drop resilience

If a broker connection drops mid-session, the platform queues pending orders and retries with exponential backoff. Reconnections are logged and visible in your dashboard audit trail.

“Connecting my Exness and IC Markets accounts took about four minutes total. When my internet went out last March, I checked the dashboard the next morning and saw that the platform had queued two orders, retried on reconnection, and filed them both within the session window. Nothing fell through the gap.”

Peter Kamau, Kakamega

Your broker is probably already supported

Check the full list of supported broker connectors — then connect your first account in under ten minutes.

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