MT5 WHITE LABEL IMPLEMENTATION BRIEF Project / company: Contact: Current environment: Instruments and account currencies: Intended markets: CRM / client portal: Execution connections: Required timing and dependencies: PLANNING WORKSTREAMS 1. Define the scope and dependencies Decisions: Record instruments, account currencies, intended markets, integrations and existing systems. Identify who supplies each component and which approvals or agreements are prerequisites. Evidence: Signed scope, supplier contacts and a dependency list. Owner: Status / open questions: 2. Confirm the platform arrangement Decisions: Identify the contracting parties, permitted branding, access and responsibilities. Obtain written confirmation that the proposed arrangement can support your use case before making a launch commitment. Evidence: Commercial scope and rights confirmed by the relevant suppliers. Owner: Status / open questions: 3. Design account groups and access Decisions: Specify demo and live groups, account currencies, permissions, leverage rules and who can approve changes. Separate ordinary operational access from administrative access. Evidence: Approved group matrix and named access owners. Owner: Status / open questions: 4. Approve instrument specifications Decisions: Document symbols, mapping, contract size, digits, trading sessions, commissions, swaps and margin settings for the selected instruments. Reconcile platform settings with the execution connection. Evidence: Instrument sheet reviewed by the responsible operations team. Owner: Status / open questions: 5. Agree the client experience Decisions: List the approved brand assets, domains, available client access methods and support contacts. Confirm what the supplier can deliver instead of assuming every client or application can be rebranded. Evidence: Approved branding scope and client access instructions. Owner: Status / open questions: 6. Map CRM and account workflows Decisions: Define identifiers and states shared by the CRM, client portal and platform. Cover account creation, demo-to-live transitions, permission checks and error handling. Identify separate verification and payment dependencies. Evidence: Workflow map with test cases and ownership of failed requests. Owner: Status / open questions: 7. Map execution connectivity Decisions: List bridges or gateways, instruments, quantity mapping, execution routes and available test environments. Specify what should happen during disconnects and rejected requests. Evidence: Connection diagram, mapping sheet and operational escalation path. Owner: Status / open questions: 8. Reconcile balances and reporting Decisions: Define which system owns each record and how account balances, transactions, fills and reports are checked. For a migration, specify the cutover boundary and reconciliation before reopening activity. Evidence: Reconciliation procedure and exception log. Owner: Status / open questions: 9. Run acceptance tests Decisions: Test account creation, quotes, order processing, charges, reports, reconnect behaviour and recovery in the agreed environment. Record expected and observed results; assign an owner to every unresolved issue. Evidence: Test evidence with explicit pass/fail results and issue owners. Owner: Status / open questions: 10. Review monitoring and recovery Decisions: Identify alerts, backup ownership, restore procedures and recovery dependencies. Review the agreed support coverage and escalation process. A backup plan needs a tested restore procedure. Evidence: Monitoring contacts and a recorded recovery exercise. Owner: Status / open questions: 11. Prepare operational handover Decisions: Document routine tasks, access changes, maintenance windows and approved configuration changes. Confirm who supports the CRM, platform, execution connection and infrastructure after handover. Evidence: Operating runbook and a responsibility matrix. Owner: Status / open questions: 12. Make the release decision Decisions: Review unresolved issues and prerequisites with the responsible owners. Agree release timing, communications and rollback criteria. Completing this worksheet is not regulatory approval or a substitute for acceptance sign-off. Evidence: Release decision, rollback plan and sign-off by the responsible owners. Owner: Status / open questions: ACCEPTANCE RECORD Scenario: Environment and configuration version: Expected result: Observed result: Evidence: Issue owner / follow-up: A planning worksheet; not a supplier quote, licence confirmation or launch approval.