Monitoring and analysis
Broker Board is a PHP workspace for an internal brokerage team using MT5. Version 2.6.0 connects server monitoring with execution analysis, finance controls and operational follow-up. Its modules can use MT5 reads or separately supplied records. A successful connection and useful quote coverage are checked separately. The functions below follow the version’s module list. Broker Board · Product site ↗
01 · Broker Radar — Checks MT5 access, Bid and Ask, spread and quote age, compares baselines, records incidents and maintenance windows, and can deliver alerts by webhook.
02 · Revenue Inspector — Compares recorded commissions with the tariff and shows discrepancies and contribution after known costs separately by currency.
03 · Execution Lab — Measures favorable and adverse slippage, rejections and P95 from available request timestamps and keeps reference-price types separate.
04 · Finance Reconciliation — Matches PSP, MT5 and accounting records, flags duplicates and ambiguous items, and supports manually confirmed links.
05 · IB Portal — Models up to five partner levels, account links and per-lot accruals, tracks payouts and discrepancies in records.
06 · Configuration Auditor — Compares shared instrument specifications against a baseline or between configured servers.
07 · Broker Simulator — Runs linear price scenarios and estimates margin and commission using supplied assumptions.
08 · White Label Control — Groups connected servers by brand and limits team access to authorized server scopes.
09 · MT5 Time Machine — Displays saved measurements and incidents active at a selected moment, subject to available snapshots.
10 · Trade Evidence — Collects available execution and specification evidence for a deal and saves a protected JSON snapshot with a SHA-256 digest.
11 · MT5 Sandbox — Validates specification fields, volume range and step, currencies and structure before a manual deployment.
12 · Migration Center — Maps accounts and symbols, checks saved data and exports a migration plan for the responsible operator.
13 · Instrument Factory — Builds and validates reusable instrument templates, converts lots to MT5 units and exports JSON.
Operations and change control
Operators can move from a Radar signal to a task, attach observations, and hand off open incidents or deadlines to the next shift. A monitored instrument uses the exact symbol returned by MT5. Background polling and auto-sync rely on the scheduler, configured server access and the available MT5 history. The panel records data loads and provides checks around planned configuration changes.
14 · Prop Challenge — Tracks configured limits and trading days, separates cash flows from performance and records payout requests.
15 · Tournament Engine — Registers or excludes participants and ranks returns with drawdown taken into account.
16 · Client Care — Records cases, owners, statuses, action history and account context for customer support.
17 · Broker API Hub — Exposes selected data over read-only HTTPS GET with scoped Bearer keys, expiry, rate limiting and revocation.
18 · Operations Center — Schedules MT5 history reads, applies configured alert thresholds, tracks data coverage, tasks, deadlines, handoffs and recurring incidents.
19 · Quote Quality — Reports measured quote freshness, gaps, estimated stale intervals and P95 spread from saved checks.
20 · Broker Twin — Compares shadow commission schedules deal by deal and reconstructs a 15-minute timeline from available observations.
21 · Broker Fire Drill — Runs separate drills for a stale quote, an unavailable Web API or a specification change and measures detection and diagnosis time.
22 · Broker Change Gate — Drafts minimum-volume, step or session changes, checks eligible requests and tariff conflicts, records approval and verifies results after manual changes.
23 · Broker Promise Check — Compares promised and observed terms for an exact server, group and symbol and can flag conflicts in a change plan.
24 · Broker Config Lease — Tracks temporary specifications, owners and expiry, creates a follow-up task and checks that the original value was restored.
25 · Broker Blast Radius — Maps team-entered shared feed dependencies and combines them with fresh Radar observations to show potential reach.
Access, help and implementation boundaries
Administrators manage servers, team permissions, API keys and alerts. Operators check sources and handle incidents within their scope. Observers read assigned data, and time-limited observers can be restricted to one server. The UI and help are available in Russian, English, Spanish, French and Portuguese, with localized video guides. Payment execution, live configuration changes and automatic migrations need their own executor or an authorized operator.
A typical workflow starts with configuring a server, loading its symbol catalogue and testing the exact selected instruments before saving. The dashboard separates authorization, quote coverage and scheduler health. A demo supports training. Diagnostics and the audit log help investigate configuration and access changes. MT5 data can be read in pages, while supporting datasets offer manual editing, CSV templates, import preview and export. Source records, report snapshots and audit trails make a calculation reproducible. The API Hub can expose authorized server, quote, incident, deal, execution, balance, account and position records. The release includes 41 video guides per supported language with chapters, subtitles and MP4 download.
