Sirix

Sirix is a trading platform developed by Leverate and supplied to brokers as part of a wider technology package that also includes liquidity, risk management and CRM. Traders meet it under the broker's own branding, in a browser and on mobile.

Social trading built in

Sirix's distinguishing feature since its early versions has been integrated social trading. Traders can view other clients' positions and statistics within the same broker and copy them, without a third-party bridge or a separate account. Where a broker enables it, this makes the platform a copy-trading venue rather than only an execution terminal.

The scope of that feature is worth understanding: the copyable population is the broker's own clients, not a global network. A small broker's leaderboard is a small sample, and past performance shown there is drawn from a self-selected group. Treat it as a feature of the platform, not as a substitute for evaluating a strategy.

Trading features

The platform covers forex, CFDs on indices, commodities and shares, with standard order types, charting and position management. It is web-based with no installation, which suits traders on macOS and Linux.

Broker-side configuration

Leverage, spreads, commissions, instrument availability and stop-out rules are set by the broker. As with every white-label platform, the name on the terminal tells you nothing about the trading conditions behind it.

Automation

Sirix does not run MetaTrader Expert Advisors, and automated strategies depend on whether the broker exposes an API. Traders whose approach is algorithmic will generally want a MetaTrader or cTrader account alongside.

Who it suits

Sirix suits discretionary traders who want a clean web platform with copy trading available in the same login, at brokers that have standardised on Leverate's stack. ProForexBrokers.com rates the broker behind it ahead of the platform itself, since execution quality and withdrawal reliability are broker properties rather than platform ones.