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Quantower is a Windows desktop trading platform that connects to more than 80 brokers, exchanges, data feeds and proprietary trading firms from a single, broker-neutral interface. Verified connections include Interactive Brokers, Rithmic, CQG, Trading Technologies, AMP Futures, Optimus Futures, Binance, Bybit, OKX and Kraken, spanning forex, futures, options, stocks and crypto. The core application is a free, no-registration download with more than 40 charting and analytical panels grouped into Analytics, Trading, Portfolio, Information and Miscellaneous categories, arranged across customisable, multi-monitor workspaces. Its specialisation is order-flow and volume analysis: DOM Surface market depth, footprint charts, TPO and volume profile tools, plus a market replay and backtesting engine and a strategy manager for automated trading. Options traders get option chains with live Greeks, volatility smile and skew views, and predefined options strategies. Strategies, indicators and platform extensions are written in C# through an open API, the same codebase the Quantower team uses internally, which lets third parties extend the terminal itself rather than bolt on a separate scripting layer. Pricing is modular: a free limited version, individual paid add-ons (DOM Surface, Power Trades, Volume Analysis, TPO Profile, Options Trading), or an All-in-One license priced at $70 a month with discounts for longer terms or a one-time lifetime purchase; third-party market data fees are billed separately by the data provider, not by Quantower. Quantower was founded in 2017 in Dnipro, Ukraine, by CEO Alex Bogdan and co-founder Sergey Makuschenko, who heads marketing and design. The company operates as Quantower LLC (Dnipro, Ukraine) and Quantower West Ltd (Sheffield, England), and its LinkedIn page lists an 11-to-50-person team. In 2020 it formed a joint venture, Quantower Technologies Private Limited, with Indian data-technology firm IQN Data Solutions to adapt the platform for Indian brokers and local regulatory requirements. Premium broker partners that have offered free or discounted access to paid Quantower features include Topstep, Optimus Futures and OKX. As of July 2026 the platform is on frequent point releases in its 1.146.x line, shipping updates every one to two weeks that add exchange gateway support (an EEA-specific API domain for OKX, additional Rithmic-routed broker gateways) and fix connection-specific issues across CQG, Rithmic, Interactive Brokers and dxFeed-based prop-firm feeds, consistent with its positioning as a continuously updated, broker-agnostic terminal rather than a periodically-released product.