The Swiss broker-bank Dukascopy Bank has launched a new flagship mobile application that combines banking services, retail CFD trading, foreign exchange, payments, and investment tools in a single interface.
The launch follows a recent expansion of Dukascopy’s trading infrastructure, including a dedicated stock trading platform offering more than 25,000 equity CFDs. The system operates alongside the firm’s existing JForex ecosystem and adds a separate execution layer within a broader modular architecture.
Broker Bank Launches All-in-One App
The rollout replaces the firm’s legacy Connect 911 and Swiss Mobile Bank applications, consolidating previously separate services into one mobile environment for account management and trading access.
Dukascopy Bank said the new application is designed for its global client base of more than 400,000 users and marks the first phase of a wider mobile transformation strategy.
“For 20 years, Dukascopy has been recognized as a technological pioneer in fintech and online trading,” said Andre Duka, CEO of Dukascopy Bank. He added that “exceptional mobile experiences are no longer optional—they are essential.”
Trading Platform Extends into Mobile Services
The application allows users to open accounts remotely using video identification, manage Visa, Mastercard and Chinese payment cards, send and receive international payments, exchange currencies, and access investment services from mobile devices.
It also provides 24/7 multilingual customer support through encrypted chat.
Dukascopy also launched the Swiss Forex App, which offers real-time pricing, technical analysis, and market news for traders and investors.
The bank said the new flagship app represents the first stage of a broader roadmap that will include regular updates and additional digital services. It also confirmed development is underway on a next-generation trading application for JForex accounts.
The firm also expanded its MetaTrader 5 offering, increasing instruments from over 100 to more than 400, including metals, currency crosses and crypto CFDs available on both live and demo accounts.
This article was written by Tareq Sikder at www.financemagnates.com.Retail FXRead More
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