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Abstract:GKFX, which is the European Union-based brokerage arm of the Global Kapital Group, announced on Thursday the launch of its proprietary online trading platform.
The platform is now available on both web and mobile devices.
It has plans to add support for more global asset classes.
Dubbed GKFX Trader, the new platform is offering trading support with forex and CFDs for indices, stocks, commodities, and cryptocurrency. The platform has further plans to add support for other global asset classes as well.
“While developing GKFX Trader, the customer base, along with the general industry trends were deeply analyzed to make sure the platform serves the diverse base with different needs,” the broker stated in the press release shared with Finance Magnates.
A Major Broker
The Global Kapital Group is a major brokerage operator with a presence around the globe. It is operating within the EU with a license from the financial market regulator in Malta. It is also has regulated retail trading operations with licensed obtained in the British Virgin Islands, Cambodia, Mauritius, and Australia. It also entered the United States and South Africa last year by acquiring two locally regulated firms.
The new proprietary platform of the broker is presently offered to the customers only under the EUs GKFX brand. However, it is not clear if the brokerage group has plans to offer the platforms to traders under its other global brands.
“GKFX Trader is designed to accommodate active traders who need to have access to a fully customizable and rich trading experience, such as one-click trading, placing orders on the chart, advanced charting and technical analysis tools, advanced order types, market depth , and customizable workspaces. All of this and more can be done through the Trader screen,” the broker added.
“By developing its own platform, GKFX is making a commitment to its customers to continue innovating and customizing based on their needs, to keep transforming to meet market demands, and to bring a competitive edge for its customers in serving their trading and investment needs.”
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