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.Since 1996, when retail foreign exchange trading was first introduced, several brokers who lacked the sufficient tools developed their own trading platforms tailored specifically to their needs. The 1st retail FX brokers were MG Forex, The Matchbook FX ECN, GFT, CMC Markets, Saxo Bank (then known as Midas) and a handful of others. Most except CMC, Saxo & Matchbook FX were based on the ACT foreign exchange trading technology and GUI. These platforms were good enough at the time but required constant investments in research and development and this development cost too much. This was the first wave.[citation needed]
The second wave was in the early 2000s: several software companies entered the retail foreign exchange trading market by launching their own versions of trading platforms, like Apbg Group, Ctn Systems and MetaTrader 4 from MetaQuotes Software which allowed the users to create their own trading indicators and automatic strategies. Typically these versions were cumbersome for both front-end users (retail traders) and back-end users (retail brokers) due to the misunderstanding of the developers about the foreign exchange market and also because of the insufficient programming tools/languages at the time. Simultaneously most of the retail brokers kept using and developing their own systems as they waited for better platforms which were yet to be developed.
It is only in the last couple of years that the advanced trading platforms started to emerge. Platforms like Multicharts and cTrader put much stronger emphasis on the user interface (GUI) making it more accessible to the retail traders while making trading on it very simple and intuitive. Platforms started to focus on social networking as a way to attract new users, after the emergence of Facebook, Twitter and other social media networks. Social trading has been growing intensely in the last years, especially after platforms like Currensee, Zecco.com, eToro or FXStat appeared.
Moreover, a very strong emphasis was put on the back-end which allowed the retail brokers better control over their operations, better reporting and accurate system and ways to manage marketing campaigns.[citation needed]
Gradually this wave is replacing the previous second wave with a major shift now to the friendlier and more intuitive systems of the third wave which according to Aite Group are necessary in order to maintain growth.[3]
