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Abstract:Hantec Markets has won the Global Forex Award as the most transparent broker in Africa for 2021, if you want to learn more, please continue to read
By: Damian Okonkwo
Hantec Markets has increasing become a very popular broker in Africa today especially in Nigeria. This broker seem to be dominating other brokers both in the total volume of liquidity executed at the market and by the general quality of services rendered to it's clients. Just last year 2021, the Global Forex Regulatory Incorporations had awarded Hantec Markets the most transparent and trusted broker in Africa based on the exceptional quality of services it provides for its clients in this region.
Foundation of Hantec Markets
Hantec Markets was established in 1990 in Hong Kong, Mainland China and Taiwan. Since then, the company has been extending it's services across the globe. In the year 2000, Hantec Markets was listed on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. After this the company proceeded to set up a representative offices in France, Philippines and Japan.
By 2008, the brand ‘Hantec Markets’ was born in Sydney, Australia. This was closely followed in 2010 by the brokers flagship office in London, United Kingdom.
Next by 2012, Hantec Markets extended it's services to Africa and further created offices in these regions. In Nigeria for instance, it is registered with the Nigerian Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) as an investment Corporation. It has three offices in Nigeria today in Lagos, Portharcourt and Enugu.
Regulations
Hantec Markets has a multiple regulation across the different countries in which it operates today. In UK, it is duly registered and regulated by Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), In Jordan, it is regulated by the Jordan Security Commission (JSC). Similarly in Mauritius, the broker is regulated by the Financial Service Commission (FSC). In Australia the broker is registered and regulated by the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC). In other Eastern regions as Japan, the broker is regulated by the Financial Service Authority (FSA).
This multiple regulation to multiple has subjected the broker to a depth of focus on providing clients with security and confidence, while delivering a competitive product offering.
Similarly, Wikifx has so much approved and recommended this broker for traders as very reliable and trustworthy; awarding them a total score of 8.26/10.
Bonus Packages offered to Africans
Currently this broker is offering all its African traders a 100% bonus on initial registration and first funding. However, some terms and conditions are meant to be fulfilled before withdrawing this bonus.
A further breakdown of the bonus offered by this broker to the African traders can be seen below in the table that image that follows.
Products and services.
Hantec Markets provides a wide range of trading instruments in the market for traders such as:
A. Forex
B. Stocks
C. Indices
D. Cryptos
E. Commodities
Further Hantec Markets provides free educational services to all her registered traders both online (through Google meet and zoom presentations) and through daily physical classes at all their office outlets. The broker has been very frequent in organizing free seminars in all the countries in which it functions especially in Africa.
Equally the broker has a social trading platform known as “Hantec Connect” which enables traders to see the performance of other traders in the platform and decide which trader to copy. Often this comes with a little charge set by the expert trader providing such services.
Above all Hantec Markets has excellent customers support services as well as a straight through processing of clients requests when it comes to deposits and withdrawals. The link below could be used to register and create an account with Hantec Markets:
https://portal-mu.hmarkets.com/en/register?refcode=NGR-DOK
Finally after registrations, Hantec Markets requires thier clients to provide an authentic KYC for easy identification and security of investors funds.
Disclaimer:
The views in this article only represent the author's personal views, and do not constitute investment advice on this platform. This platform does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness and timeliness of the information in the article, and will not be liable for any loss caused by the use of or reliance on the information in the article.
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