We are continually looking for ways to give brokers and platform administrators more control over how market data is presented to their clients. With this latest update, we have introduced new customisation settings for the AssetIQ widget, allowing you to hide the Asset Information header for a more streamlined, compact interface.
We are continually refining the Acuity Research Terminal to ensure it integrates seamlessly into your existing platforms. In our latest update, we have introduced a native configuration option that allows you to disable the built-in navigation bar, giving you greater control over the terminal's appearance and layout.
We are pleased to announce that full Web Trade functionality is now supported for widgets integrated via iframes. This update removes previous integration barriers, allowing brokers to deliver a seamless, secure trading experience directly within standard iframe containers across a wider range of web architectures and third-party platforms.
Financial services firms can now apply formatting to the Disclaimer and Temporary Access text fields within the Research Terminal. This update enables the use of standard HTML tags, including bold, italic, line breaks, and hyperlinks, giving compliance and product teams greater control over how important notices are presented to traders and investors.
Traders and investors using the Research Terminal can now return to the main dashboard from any widget with a single click. This update introduces a standardised Home button across all primary tools — including Assets, News, Calendar, and AnalysisIQ — removing the need for users to retrace their steps when switching between detailed views and the homepage.
This update gives brokers more control over how access to Freemium features is determined, while also simplifying the temporary-access experience across the product. The update is particularly relevant for firms that want eligibility rules to reflect a client's live trading position more accurately, rather than relying on account balance alone.
This update makes it easier for firms to control how Expert Advisors (EAs) open by bringing a previously hidden configuration into Installer Settings. Instead of relying on back-end key changes, customers can now choose the default EA display mode directly in the user-facing setup workflow.
Financial services firms operating across multiple jurisdictions often need tighter control over the language shown to traders and investors. This update introduces a new configuration option that allows brokers to replace the default Premium label in AnalysisIQ and Research Terminal with wording that better fits their compliance requirements, without changing the underlying product experience.
Trading decisions on mobile need to be fast, clear and low-friction. The current update improves the mobile version of the order window by redesigning it for smaller screens, particularly in Telegram-led workflows where mobile is the default experience.
his update gives financial services firms more control over how research content is presented across AnalysisIQ, Assets Overview and the Research Terminal. It introduces more flexible pagination options and configurable page density, helping traders and investors move through research more efficiently while allowing firms to tune the experience to different client needs and screen environments.