PR Newswire
03 Nov 2023, 16:02 GMT+10
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SYDNEY, Nov. 3, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- FP Markets , a leading broker in online trading for Forex and CFDs, has announced the launch of its redesigned Client Portal. This transformative upgrade features a fresh, intuitive platform, enhanced functionality, as well as a selection of new and exciting features designed to help traders and investors operate and trade more efficiently.
The Client Portal's new design is a significant leap forward, offering an improved user experience and flexibility that provides traders and investors greater control. The newly developed Client Portal boasts the following features:
Kim Reilly, FP Markets Project Manager, enthused about the launch of the revamped Client Portal: 'I'm very excited to share our latest milestone - the launch of the upgraded client portal. We have created a new user experience for our clients that truly puts them first! The updates are not just a makeover - it's a transformation. We can't wait for our clients to enjoy the journey of seamless navigation through account management, to funding to trading tools'.
Established in 2005, FP Markets is a Multi-Regulated Brand providing clients with over 10,000 tradable instruments across key asset classes and offers aggregate pricing across several top-tier liquidity providers. Additionally, FP Markets deliver Consistently Tight Spreads, Lightning Execution, Unmatched 24/7 Multilingual Customer Support, and various Account Types to suit all trading strategies and styles.
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For more information on FP Markets' comprehensive range of products and services, visit https://www.fpmarkets.com/.
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