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Abstract:B2BROKER enhances B2CORE with AlfredPay, TopChange, and JetaPay, offering advanced fintech CRM with multi-provider payments and cross-border solutions for brokers.
B2BROKER, a leading global fintech solutions provider, has announced a major enhancement to its flagship B2CORE platform in 2025. In a significant move aimed at improving flexibility for international brokers, the firm has integrated three new payment service providers (PSPs): AlfredPay, TopChange, and JetaPay. The latest B2BROKER B2CORE PSP update positions the platform as a top-tier fintech CRM with multi-provider payments and robust cross-border capabilities.
The new B2CORE payment integration 2025 offers expanded transaction support for brokerage clients operating across diverse global markets. Each of the newly onboarded PSPs brings unique strengths, improving deposit and withdrawal options while bolstering the ecosystem's operational reach.
AlfredPay, with a strong presence in Latin America, leverages stablecoins to bridge fiat and digital transactions. It enables B2CORE users to streamline cross-border business activity by simplifying local payments and settlement processes.
TopChange Pay adds versatile support for fiat and electronic currency exchanges. Its secure and transparent payment infrastructure enhances brokers' ability to manage complex transaction types—a valuable addition to any brokers toolkit.
JetaPay is designed for international commerce, offering highly adaptable cross-border payment solutions for brokers. It helps firms process and receive global funds more efficiently, addressing long-standing challenges in international transaction management.
“This latest integration of AlfredPay, TopChange, and JetaPay into B2CORE is a big step forward,” said Ivan Navodnyy, Chief Product Officer at B2BROKER. “It enables our clients to provide faster, smoother payments with more localized options—essential for todays global brokerage operations.”
The B2BROKER B2CORE PSP update follows a series of platform advancements throughout 2025. In January, the B2CORE 17 release added four additional payment providers. By May, the B2CORE 18 version had introduced a redesigned user interface to improve usability and transparency.
In addition to payments, B2BROKER also partnered with Devexperts in March to integrate the DXtrade platform, further enriching the B2CORE environment for brokerage firms.
With these ongoing improvements, B2CORE continues to stand out as a fintech CRM with multi-provider payments designed for scalability, reliability, and innovation in todays fast-evolving financial markets.
Explore how B2COREs new PSP integrations can enhance your brokerage operations. Visit our broker page for more information: https://www.wikifx.com/en/dealer/1951524925.html.
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