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Multi-asset broker Larson&Holz said on Monday it has developed an in-house trading platform, called Web Trader. The web-based platform provides access to the forex and binary option markets.
The new platform has been developed by Larson&Holz IT Ltd. lab. The introduction of a proprietary platform was the result of numerous trader demands, the broker said.
In addition to the web-base platform, the broker has also launched an application for mobile devices with Android and iOS operating systems. Both the app and the browser platform are offered for free.
Larson&Holz will continue to offer MetaTrader 4 (MT4), the world’s leading trading platform, for both forex and binary options. Unlike the MT4, however, the Web Trader will not require the installation of additional software of add-ons for support of binary option instruments.
No additional information was provided.
Larson&Holz is a no dealing desk (NDD) broker of forex, binary options, and contracts for difference (CFDs). In many markets the broker operates via franchise partners.
The brokerage was launched in 2004 with focus on the Russian-speaking markets. In addition to online trading, the company also offers off-line brokerage services. It also has a single social media for traders on the basis of the real-time rating.
