Online forex brokerage firm FxPro has introduced cryptocurrency trading to its cTrader accounts, the company announced today (Friday). The new addition allows traders to log into their cTrader accounts and open new accounts under their profile.
According to FxPro, Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Ripple (XRP) are some of the cryptocurrencies that have been added. These digital assets are part of a range of 28 cryptocurrency contracts for difference (CFDs) now available for 24/7 trading. Additionally, FxPro said it has reduced spreads for cryptocurrency currencies.
In 2021, FxPro introduced weekend cryptocurrency trading, providing the service on its FxPro Edge CFD, FxPro MT4 and FxPro MT5 accounts. The service allows the broker’s clients to manage their crypto positions, even on weekends when the level of volatility can sometimes reach high levels.
The launch of the weekend service coincided with the boom in digital asset trading seen in 2021. FXPro explained at the time that the launch was its response to increased demand for crypto trading among its clients. . However, since then the brokerage has introduced CFDs on over 2,000 stocks traded globally.
Private and institutional clients
FxPro was launched in 2016 to provide trading services to retail and institutional clients. Since then, the brokerage has expanded to more than 170 countries worldwide, according to its website. FxPro offers CFDs on six asset classes: forex, stocks, spot indices, futures, spot metals and spot energy.
The brokerage enjoys the approval of regulators in several jurisdictions, including the UK where its subsidiary, FxPro UK Limited, is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Additionally, FxPro Financial Services Limited has been under the supervision of the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission since 2007 and the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) of South Africa since 2015.
Additionally, FxPro has been keen to expand its operations globally. The broker, which boasts a presence in London, Monaco and the Bahamas, opened a new office in the United Arab Emirates last year.
Online forex brokerage firm FxPro has introduced cryptocurrency trading to its cTrader accounts, the company announced today (Friday). The new addition allows traders to log into their cTrader accounts and open new accounts under their profile.
According to FxPro, Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Ripple (XRP) are some of the cryptocurrencies that have been added. These digital assets are part of a range of 28 cryptocurrency contracts for difference (CFDs) now available for 24/7 trading. Additionally, FxPro said it has reduced spreads for cryptocurrency currencies.
In 2021, FxPro introduced weekend cryptocurrency trading, providing the service on its FxPro Edge CFD, FxPro MT4 and FxPro MT5 accounts. The service allows the broker’s clients to manage their crypto positions, even on weekends when the level of volatility can sometimes reach high levels.
The launch of the weekend service coincided with the boom in digital asset trading seen in 2021. FXPro explained at the time that the launch was its response to increased demand for crypto trading among its clients. . However, since then the brokerage has introduced CFDs on over 2,000 stocks traded globally.
Private and institutional clients
FxPro was launched in 2016 to offer trading services to retail and institutional clients. Since then, the brokerage has expanded to more than 170 countries worldwide, according to its website. FxPro offers CFDs on six asset classes: forex, stocks, spot indices, futures, spot metals and spot energy.
The brokerage enjoys the approval of regulators in several jurisdictions, including the UK where its subsidiary, FxPro UK Limited, is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Additionally, FxPro Financial Services Limited has been under the supervision of the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission since 2007 and the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) of South Africa since 2015.
Additionally, FxPro has been keen to expand its operations globally. The broker, which boasts a presence in London, Monaco and the Bahamas, opened a new office in the United Arab Emirates last year.
