White-label
White-label market data for broker and fintech brands
White-label market data from FinaQuotes means prices that appear under your brand only. Pro widgets render natively on your site without an iframe or a credit line, in your fonts and palette, and the feed behind your platform shows no supplier name in the interface. It is built for brokers, prop firms and fintech products that want live quotes without someone else’s logo next to their own.
What white-label means here
For us white-label is about one thing: your visitors and clients see your brand and your prices, and nothing that points them somewhere else. In practice that comes down to four parts.
- Widgets without a credit. Pro widgets carry no "by FinaQuotes" line and no link back to us.
- Native embedding. Widgets are rendered in your page markup, not in an iframe, so they follow your layout and are indexed as part of the page.
- Your typeface and palette. Fonts, colors, corner radius and the shades for up and down moves come from your design, not from a preset theme.
- A feed without a supplier name. Nothing in the data your interface displays names FinaQuotes. Clients see your platform, your symbols and live prices.
Market data, not a white-label platform
In brokerage, "white label" usually means renting a complete trading platform or a liquidity setup under your own name. That is not what we sell, and it is better to say so up front.
What you get from FinaQuotes
- Quotes, candles and history for your platform, apps and website.
- Pro widgets styled as part of your interface.
- One schema for seven asset classes.
- Monitoring and source fallback on our side.
What comes from other providers
- A trading platform or terminal licence.
- Liquidity, execution or order routing.
- Client onboarding, accounts and payments.
- Regulatory cover or licences.
If you are launching a brokerage on a white-label platform, FinaQuotes can sit next to it: we supply the prices on your website and, where the platform accepts an external quote source, inside the platform too. See market data for brokers.
Who it is for
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Brokers
Live prices on the marketing site and in the client area that look like the rest of your product and match the prices in your platform.
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Prop firms
Quotes on landing pages and trader dashboards under your brand, from the same feed you use for evaluations. See prop firms.
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Fintech products and media
Apps, dashboards and financial sites that need market data inside their own interface without a third-party credit.
What is included
A white-label setup combines Pro widgets, the feed, or both. Each part can be taken on its own.
| Component | What you get | Where it goes |
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| Pro widgets | Market watch, ticker tape, symbol card, market overview and mini chart, with no credit line | Website, client area, landing pages |
| Styling | Your fonts, palette, corner radius and up/down colors | Matches your design system |
| Updates | Real time for every asset class, interface refresh every 5 s | Pro widgets |
| Feed | WebSocket tick stream; REST history, instrument catalog and logos | Platform, apps, back office |
| Keys | Separate HMAC keys per client or environment | Staging, production, partners |
| Support | Installation by our team and one point of contact | Onboarding and later changes |
Delivery details for the feed are in the documentation. Asset classes and instrument groups are on the coverage page.
How a white-label setup works
We reply to requests within one business day. Most of the work after that is agreeing the look and the instrument set.
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Request
Tell us which sites and products need prices, which widgets you have in mind and whether you also need the feed.
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Scope
We agree the instrument set, the pages where widgets go and the environments for the feed.
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Design pass
You share fonts, colors and a few examples of your components. We build the widgets to match and show them on a staging page for review.
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Launch
Our team installs the widgets with your developers, production keys go live, and we monitor the data from then on.
Why a third-party credit matters on a broker site
Free widgets from any provider, ours included, come with a credit line or a logo. On a blog that is a fair trade. On a broker or prop firm site it has costs that are easy to miss.
- Traffic leaves. A credit is usually a link, and every click takes a potential client to another company’s site.
- Two brands on one screen. Your quotes block reads as somebody else’s product placed on your page.
- Content that is not yours. A widget in an iframe is a separate document, so search engines do not count it as part of your page.
- Prices that disagree. A site widget from one source and a platform fed from another will sooner or later show different numbers side by side.
White-label from one supplier solves all four: no credit, native markup, and the same data on the site and in the platform. For a side-by-side comparison with a popular free option, see FinaQuotes vs TradingView widgets.
White-label questions
Will our clients see the FinaQuotes name anywhere?
No, not in the interface. Pro widgets have no credit line and no link back to us, and the feed carries no supplier name for your platform to display. A developer inspecting network requests can see where the data is loaded from; your visitors will not.
Can we use our own fonts and colors?
Yes. Pro widgets use your typeface, palette, corner radius and up/down colors. We build them against your design, show them on a staging page, and launch only after you approve.
Is this a white-label trading platform?
No. FinaQuotes provides market data and quote widgets, not a trading platform, liquidity or execution. If you run a white-label platform from another provider, our data can sit next to it on your website and, where the platform allows, inside it.
How is white-label priced?
On request. The price depends on the widgets, the number of sites, the instrument set and whether you also take the feed. We reply within one business day; the factors are listed on the pricing page.
Put live prices under your brand
Tell us about your sites and platform, and which widgets or feed you need. We reply within one business day.