CFD broker ACCM will sponsor ZXMOTO Evan Bros Factory Racing Team in the Supersport World Championship (WorldSSP) through 2028, it said today (Wednesday). The deal makes ACCM the only online trading brand on a team that races motorcycles built by Chinese manufacturer ZXMOTO.

It is the broker’s second motorcycle racing deal this year. In February, ACCM signed a multi-year sponsorship of the Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP team and outlined plans to expand into the Middle East and Europe within two years.

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Eleven of this season’s 12 rounds are in Europe, but the audience ACCM names is in Asia. Tien Ching, the broker’s chief executive, told FinanceMagnates.com that Southeast Asia is one of its key markets.

Vietnam sent the most traffic to ACCM’s website when the broker opened local support hubs there in April.

A Chinese Bike Maker Wins in Its First Season

ZXMOTO entered WorldSSP this year with the Italian Evan Bros team and riders Valentin Debise and Federico Caricasulo. Debise has won races at Portimao, Most and Misano, the first WorldSSP victories for a Chinese manufacturer.

At Magny-Cours on September 4, the two riders took the top two places in Superpole qualifying.

Tien Ching said the manufacturer’s story was one of the reasons ACCM signed. “This is an ambitious Chinese manufacturer entering a major international championship,” he said.

Other brokers have bought into racing. Vantage Markets renewed its McLaren Extreme E sponsorship for a third year in 2024.

On two wheels, eToro put its name on American Racing KTM in Moto2 for the second half of the 2019 season.

Paddock Visits and Rider Content

ACCM branding first ran at the Cremona round in late September and will appear on both motorcycles, the pit box, the team truck, hospitality areas and the team’s digital channels. The agreement covers the rest of the 2026 season and the full 2027 and 2028 championships.

Beyond the logos, Tien Ching said ACCM plans paddock and garage visits, meet-and-greet sessions and race hospitality for clients and partners, along with digital content built around the team and its riders.

Asked whether the broker onboards clients from the European Union, the UK or mainland China, ACCM said that depends on the applicable regulatory framework and entity.

ACCM holds licenses in Australia and South Africa and runs most of its business through entities in Seychelles and Vanuatu. It reported $2.14 trillion in first-quarter trading volume, with spot metals accounting for 91.5% of FX and CFD turnover.

This article was written by Damian Chmiel at www.financemagnates.com.BrokersRead More

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