Markets Act, a forex and CFD broker, has partnered with Spotware to integrate the cTrader platform into its trading offerings.
Meanwhile, Spotware has opened an office in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The office will focus on business development, sales, and marketing to support brokers, proprietary trading firms, and traders. Malaysia is increasingly used as a base for retail brokerage operations due to its location near Singapore and access to regional financial markets.
Markets Act Adds Multi-Device cTrader
Markets Act selected cTrader for its advanced yet user-friendly interface, which supports manual, algorithmic, and copy trading. The platform also provides Level II pricing and fast execution, features aimed at improving trading precision and efficiency.
cTrader offers open API and FIX API access, allowing advanced users and developers to customise their trading environment. The platform is available across desktop, web, and mobile devices, aligning with Markets Act’s multi-device strategy.
“Our partnership with Markets Act reinforces our shared vision of providing traders with scam protection at the platform level and the best-in-class tools and technology, ensuring they have the competitive edge needed to succeed in today’s fast-moving markets,” commented Michael Quirk, Chief Commercial Officer of Spotware.
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Integration Supports Markets Act’s Expansion in MENA and Asia
Key features now available to Markets Act clients include cloud-based algo trading, mobile-first design, and customisable alerts. Traders also gain access to plugin integration, allowing third-party tools to be added to the platform, and cTrader Invite, a referral tool for sharing trading resources and tracking engagement.
The integration is expected to support Markets Act’s expansion into the MENA and Asia regions by offering a more flexible and feature-rich trading environment.
This article was written by Tareq Sikder at www.financemagnates.com.Retail FXRead More
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