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Offshore online forex broker Tradeview Markets, trading as Tradeview Forex, said on Tuesday it has expanded its offering by adopting cTrader, one of the leading forex trading platforms.
With the new addition, Tradeview Forex now supports several different trading platforms – MetaTrader 4 (MT4) in all of its variations – desktop, web, and mobile, Currenex, and the newly-added cTrader.
The news comes days after cTrader released an introducing broker (IB) program, which allows brokers to configure settings personalized for each IB partner. Tradeview Forex works with more than 1,500 introducing brokers worldwide.
Clients of Tradeview Forex who use the cTrader platform can benefit from the broker’s Innovative Liquidity Connector with spreads as low as 0 pips, real-time market data, and click-and-drag functionality for placing orders.
“Our clients continue to be our top-priority,” said Michael Turck, director of institutional sales at Tradeview. “We are committed to providing self-directed and institutional traders from around the world with the best trading environment. The combination of our Innovative Liquidity Connector, which grants access to over 50 banks and prime liquidity providers, and cTrader’s advanced trading technologies makes for an industry-leading trading environment for an array of investors.”
In addition, Tradeview Forex joined last week forex rebate service website PayBackFX, which means its clients can get cash back for each order they make.
cTrader is a product of software developer Spotware Systems. It is an electronic communication network (ECN) trading platform that provides full Straight Through Processing (STP) access to the forex market and features a comprehensive charting, a wide range of order types, technical analysis, custom indicators, and a quick-trade option. It is available as a desktop, mobile and web version.
Tradeview Forex offers trading in 25 forex pairs, as well as contracts for difference (CFDs), precious metals and stock with variable spreads and commissions.
The broker is a subsidiary of Tradeview Ltd., which is regulated by the Cayman Island Monetary Authority (CIMA). The company also operates Tradeview Prime, a broker of institutional forex, futures, equities, and options, and TVM Trader, which is a provider of equities trading services.
The Cayman Islands are known as an offshore financial heaven since entities are not required to pay any taxes on corporate profits and capital gains.
Source: PRNewswire
