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Match-Trader, a new 3in1 trading platform appeared on the Forex market - GlobeNewswire

Match-Trader, a new 3in1 trading platform appeared on the Forex market - GlobeNewswire

Posted: 06 Nov 2019 12:08 AM PST

Irvine, Nov. 06, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Match-Trader, a new 3in1 trading platform appeared on the Forex marketMatch-Trade Technologies. Forex and Crypto turnkey Technology Provider is delighted to announce the release of the brand new product – Match-Trader, 3in1 trading platform for MT4/MT5.The new platform offered to brokers consists of web, mobile and desktop applications which make it a universal tool. It was designed to work in MT4/5 environment as well as a stand-alone trading system with its own backend infrastructure. The developers made sure that each broker can easily add Match-Trader's web and mobile components to its MetaTrader platform to boost clients' trading experience.Match-Trader platform can be purchased currently as an addition to the MT4/MT5 White Label, soon it will be available as a White Label itself or with full Match-Trader server. All of this at a very affordable price.The new FX trading platform provides vast branding possibilities such as adding a broker's logo, changing colours and naming the app. Match-Trade's team also made sure to ease the installation process. Match-Trader was developed in a cutting edge technology to be deployed straight to the broker's website and to be easily installed by the user. The advanced technology makes this 3in1 platform truly one application."Match-Trader is a 3in1 trading platform developed in-house by our team of experts. It was designed to provide our clients with simplicity, transparency and modern design at a reasonable price. Our platform is distinguished by ease of use. Traders can fully synchronize settings between the web, mobile and desktop, and easily switch between accounts. When designing Match-Trader, we focused on making it intuitive and transparent - the user has a full picture concerning costs and the final result" – said Piotr Łągiewski, Head of Product Development at Match-Trade Technologies. Match-Trader is fully integrated with Match-Trade's Client Office app with CRM with a Single Sign-On feature added to improve user retention. This unique application is meant to help brokers convert Forex leads to traders in the most effective way. The technology provider also offers many complementary solutions and supporting applications as well as consulting and business services.For more information about Match-Trader platform visit: https://www.match-trade.com/offer/match-trader-platform/  
About Match-Trade TechnologiesMatch-Trade Technologies LLC, ("Match-Trade"), headquartered in Irvine, California is a fully integrated forex and cryptocurrency technology provider that delivers turnkey matching engine solutions to all forex market participants looking to access the retail and institutional spot forex markets. Match-Trade has combined state-of-the-art software components of matching engine technology that enables forex providers (Brokers, Prime Brokers, and other LPs) to participate in the new generation of transparent, distributed and independent ECN and Crypto market. For more information visit our website: www.match-trade.com
AttachmentsPlatform_mockup_3_devicesMatch-Trader desktopMatch-Trader_mobileMatch-Trade Technologies LLC Phone: +1 949 407 7046 Skype: match-trade Email: technology@match-trade.com

Everything You Need to Know About Forex Brokers - Egyptian Streets

Posted: 23 Oct 2019 12:00 AM PDT

Everything You Need to Know About Forex Brokers

Forex is a combination of two things; foreign currency and exchange and is the process of changing one currency into another. It is one of the largest markets in the world, with an average daily trading volume of $5 trillion. Forex trade is conducted in the Forex market, which operates 24 hours a day, five days a week. The market closes at 22:00 GMT on Friday and opens again at 22:00 on a Sunday.

Here is everything you need to know about forex brokers, should you choose to use one.

How Does A Forex Market Work?

Whether you realize it or not, currencies play a very vital role in the world. In order to conduct trade, currencies are needed to be exchanged, and most people make a profit off that. For example, if you are living in the United States and need to buy something in France, you have to pay them in euros (EUR). This means that before buying anything in a different country with a different currency, you have to exchange your money to the equivalent of that country.

The beauty of the international market is that there no central marketplace for foreign exchange and all transactions occur via computers between the traders around the world at the same time. This also opens up a lot of doors for opportunities as when the market closes in the US; it will always be open in another part of the world.

What Is A Forex Broker?

Forex brokers act as middlemen that provide forex traders with platforms to buy and sell foreign currencies. Transactions in the forex market always take place in the form of pairs of currencies like EUR/USD, or USD/JPY, etc. So, forex traders choose specific pairs they want to deal in. Not only do forex brokers provide their service to retail clients, but they also serve larger clients such as investment banks.

Role of a Forex Broker

Forex brokers allow traders access to all the major currency pairs in the market. If the trader asks them to buy a certain pair, they buy it for them. For example, take the EUR/USD pair. They buy Euros using USD for the purchase, and when the trade is closed, they sell the pair which is equivalent to buying USD using EUR for purchase. Profit is made if the exchange rate for the closing trade was higher than opening trade. And if that's not the case, traders loss money.

Forex brokerage is turning out to be a very popular business as their services have improved over the years. Opening an account is very simple and can be done online. However, you should only get the services of the best forex brokers out there as they provide their clients with leverage to trade larger amounts.

How Do Forex Brokers Make Money?

Most forex brokers earn money via spreads. A spread is a difference between the buying price of a currency pair and the selling price. For example, a currency may have a selling price of 1.3092 and a buying price of 1.3096. It equals to .0004 or 4 pips or 4/100 of a cent, and that is what the broker makes per deal. Each broker charges different spreads. Some offer tighter spreads while some maybe even charge you 0 spread by taking a commission out of the transaction.

There is also a tricky way in which a broker often trades against what you are trading. Every cent you lose in trade is what they earn on top of the spread or commission you are giving them. You should avoid these types of brokers as whenever your trade is profitable, they lose money, and they may not always have your best interest in mind.

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