Tradingtechnology provider Fortex Technologies released version 2.1 of its Fortex 7platform, claiming the updates can process more than 10,000 simultaneous ordersas Forex and CFD trading volumes climb globally.Fortex TechnologiesUpgrades Platform for High-Volume TradingThe28-year-old company says its platform now handles over 3 million daily ordersper instance and can settle more than one million trades within a minute. Thesefigures come as the firm cites global FX and CFD monthly volumes exceeding $30trillion, with particularly strong growth in Asian markets.The updatedplatform targets high-frequency trading operations and proprietary tradingfirms that run trader evaluation programs. Fortex claims its systemmaintains performance during market volatility periods when order flowtypically spikes.“Thisallows for challenge accounts and trade volume to scale without delays,ensuring seamless execution even in high-volatility markets for prop firms,”the company wrote in the press release.This isanother update followinglast month's version 2.0, which introduced multi-chart view and new riskmanagement featuresOther UpdatesDailysettlement processing, which the company says previously took longer, nowcompletes in approximately one minute for volumes exceeding one million trades.This affects how quickly prop firms can evaluate trader performance and howbrokers process commission payments.Historicaltrading data retrieval has been accelerated, with the platform now loadingrecords sets of 10,000+ entries without delay, according to the company. Thesystem also includes an enhanced bulk order API designed for firms operatingmultiple trading accounts or copy trading services.Fortexadded support for MetaTrader 5 database formats, allowing firms to integrateexisting CRM systems and analytics tools. This addresses firms that currentlyuse MT4 or MT5 platforms and want to maintain parallel operations.In themeantime, Fortexhave teamed up with regulatory consultancy FXHill to deliver an integratedsolution that covers both the technology backbone and regulatory demands ofmodern brokerage businesses.This article was written by Damian Chmiel at www.financemagnates.com.