ThinkMarkets Brings Apple Pay and Google Pay for MENA Clients
ThinkMarkets, a multi-asset trading provider, has announced
new payment options for clients in the MENA region. Recently securing
regulatory approval for a license from the Dubai Financial Services Authority
(DFSA), ThinkMarkets has expanded its presence in the Middle East and North
Africa.
Expanded Payment Options
Traders in the MENA region can now fund their accounts using
local cards, Google Pay, and Apple Pay, supporting Qatari Riyal, Emirati Dirham,
Saudi Riyal, and Omani Rial currencies.
The recently acquired DFSA license allows ThinkMarkets to
offer clients in the UAE access to advanced trading tools integrated into the
ThinkTrader platform. These tools, such as the Signal Centre, TrendRisk
Scanner, and Traders’ Gym, aim to improve the trading experience for investors
in the region.
Commenting on the new DFSA licence, the Co-CEO and
Co-Founder of ThinkMarkets, Faizan Anees said: ” The UAE and wider MENA
region is a high-growth market, and this new licence will now enable us to
onboard new clients from this area in a regulated and secure way.”
“Our new DFSA
licence will help better serve our customer-base, while also helping extend
ThinkMarkets’ presence into new, strategic markets in the region.”
Exciting news! You can now use local card options, Google Pay, and Apple Pay to seamlessly fund your trading account with Qatari Riyal (QAR), Emirati Dirham (AED), Saudi Riyal (SAR), and Omani Rial (OMR).Deposit now and maximise the volatility 👉 https://t.co/hBHEZSY538 pic.twitter.com/vcyU7mWzpb
— ThinkMarkets (@ThinkMarkets_EN) June 13, 2024
TradingView Integration
Meanwhile, ThinkMarkets
has integrated the TradingView charting platform into its ThinkTrader
website, as reported by Finance
Magnates. This integration enables traders to expand their analytical
capabilities and monitor up to eight charts simultaneously.
According to a statement on the broker’s website, this
enhancement provides enhanced market visibility, allowing users to track
multiple assets or market movements concurrently. It includes customizable
views of market trends across various time intervals and access to historical
data navigation.
This article was written by Tareq Sikder at www.financemagnates.com.
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