Forex Broker ATFX has made a step towards improving their service by removing the investment requirement to access certain trading tools. Before, Autochartists and Trading Central required traders to invest at least $2000. The minimum has been completely removed, making the two tools much more accessible. However, the change only affects non-EU clients.
ATFX sees the ongoing pandemic as a chance to improve their service. As free time increased for a lot of people, many have decided to try their hand at trading. That has resulted in an increase of brand-new traders. As such, services that make the initial levels of trading simpler to overcome are more than welcome.
The company wanted to even the playing field a bit and give all traders equal chances to compete. With the two trading tools more easily accessible, traders will find it easier to spot and analyze new earning chances. ATFX listed educating traders and made the whole process of trading clearer as one of their goals in a recent statement.
The two tools both line up perfectly with the previous statement. Trading Central provides users with data and tactics covering many different trading instruments. In its analysis, it uses some of the leading market sources, such as Thomson Reuters. Autochartist is a tool that requires a bit more finesse, as it’s an analysis tool. It lets users see information in real-time, which makes it easier to make snap decisions.
The change might be a part of a broader process for ATFX, as it’s currently undergoing an expansion. Namely, the broker has recently opened a new office in Poland. The move likely aims to strengthen the broker’s presence in the European market. But even that’s not all, as only last month, the company received approval for a 3150000 GBP share capital increase.
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