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Admirals relies on a new liquidity provider following the launch of its trading platform
Admirals, an Estonia-based forex and CFD broker, has improved liquidity on its platform with the latest integration of Match-Prime's multi-asset liquidity pools. According to the announcement made Tuesday, the integration will bring "simplicity, transparency and security" to the broker's traders.
Match-Prime is Admirals' new liquidity provider
?We are absolutely delighted with this partnership with Match-Prime, which underlines our commitment to providing high quality service to our customers,? says Andreas Ioannou, COO of Admirals.
?Through this partnership, we aim to enhance our trading services and provide an unparalleled trading experience, in line with our standards and practices. We anticipate the contribution this collaboration will make, and I firmly believe that it will be a sign positive of our commitment to success."
The integration of the new liquidity provider took place a few days after Admirals launched its own online trading platform, which is now offered with MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5. The broker has placed emphasis on a user-friendly interface that aims to target new traders.
Growing demand for liquidity
?Just like Match-Prime, [Admirals] places paramount importance on providing top-notch services to its customer base. I am delighted that they have chosen to engage in a liquidity partnership with us,? adds Andreas Kapsos, CEO of Match-Prime.
?It should be noted that a significant number of traders opt for Admirals due to their very competitive spreads and commissions. I am therefore delighted that we can help them obtain even more favorable terms. I am confident and look forward to an excellent collaboration."
Based in Cyprus, Match-Prime launched its liquidity services in late 2019 and operates with a local regulatory license. Over the years, several other trading service providers, including ArgusFX and Sheer Markets, have dipped into the company's cash. It has also enhanced its services by partnering with SquaredFinancial, FXView and Brokeree.
For its part, Exinity, Andrey Dashin's company, has also entered the liquidity space by creating a new division, Exinity Connect. It will offer services with its license in the United Kingdom and Mauritius.
Admirals launched Auto Invest
Admirals Group AS holds licenses in many jurisdictions, including Seychelles, United Kingdom, Cyprus, South Africa, Australia, Jordan, Canada and Kenya.
Earlier this year, Admirals launched Auto-Invest, available through the Admirals mobile app and designed to transform the way investors engage with financial markets. Auto-Invest was developed to provide automated investing capabilities that provide customers with increased convenience and efficiency.
Using Admirals' Auto-Invest features, traders can enjoy the utmost convenience by setting up pre-defined automatic contributions to their accounts through their wallet or directly from their Invest.MT5 account.
They have the ability to determine the amount and frequency of their investments and easily adjust their Auto-Invest plans. This advanced technology allows investors to seize market opportunities even in situations where active portfolio monitoring and interaction are not possible.
Implementing an automated investing strategy can promote a disciplined investing approach and mitigate the risks of trying to enter the market at the most favorable times.
Users have the option to generate up to five plans, allowing them to diversify their portfolio across a range of over 2,900 stocks and ETFs. Each plan is focused on a specific asset, ensuring a focused investment strategy. Additionally, the Auto-Invest feature deducts invested funds directly from the user's wallet or Invest.MT5 account, streamlining the process and ensuring a seamless investing experience.
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