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SmartTradeFX announces the launch of its Introducing Broker program. This program is being introduced to help individuals and businesses develop their share of the growing retail FX market and help traders around the world attain access to our superior Forex trading environment via our SmartTrader V1.0.
“We believe that we have created a very trader friendly atmosphere, which results in an increase of client profitability. Which directly results in a higher compensation for our Introducing Brokers” said Arthur Smelyansky COO of SmartTradeFX
Our platform is sure to satisfy the needs of all Forex participants from money managers to day traders, beginner to advanced. SmartTrader V1.0 is a unique visual trading platform that offers users a whole new trading experience, free practice accounts, and high-quality customer service. SmartTradeFX provides its users with the most inclusive trading experience available to both novice and experienced traders, so they can experiment, further learn, and master the exciting world of financial trading.
Because of our unique setup as a STP (Straight Through Processing) NDD (No Dealing Desk) Broker we are able to offer our clients some of the best spreads available while still managing to compensate our Introducing Brokers with competitive compensation.
At SmartTradeFX we believe in “Sharing the Pie” module, which means to provide a solution where the customer and our partners benefit. Since SmartTradeFX is a true No Dealing Desk company, we only benefit when the client trades, so it is our goal to provide an atmosphere that will allow the clients to be profitable and continue to trade. This can only be done by minimizing their trading costs with low spreads; having accurate pricing and execution with out any slippage provided through our state of the art platform, SmartTrader V1.0, and lastly support which is provided through our education programs, analytical tools, and information. By keeping the trader successful we make our partners successful and thus making everyone a winner.
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