FXCM Pro Partners With Multi-asset Trading Platform Fortex

  • M&A Deals
  • 07.06.2021 03:30 pm

FXCM, the leading international provider of
online foreign exchange trading, CFD trading and related services, announced that FXCM Pro, the
institutional arm of the business, is partnering with Fortex, a leading multi-asset trading technology
platform.
The partnership between FXCM Pro and Fortex integrates FXCM Pro’s liquidity with Fortex’s
XForce 2.0 platform. XForce 2.0 is a multi-asset trading platform that packs liquidity aggregation,
order and risk management, MT4/5 Bridges, FIX API, hosting, and multiple trading GUI into one
valued cloud native SaaS offering in NY4/LD4/HK1.
FXCM Pro will combine its world leading multi-asset trading technology solution with Fortex’s
market leading service, providing institutions and professional traders with a first-class trading
experience and access to key industry platforms.
Daniel Chen, CEO and Co-founder at Fortex, commented: “Fortex specializes in helping
enterprise clients innovate and re-orient their trading business to fuel continuous growth. From
exchange products to FX/CFD to crypto derivatives, we discover deep values for our clients by
leading changes and overcoming pain points, armed with superior computing power and data insights.
Our team holds a client first, liquidity neutral and broker agnostic principle. FXCM Pro’s transparent
and pure agency model resonates with our core value. We are very excited to partner with FXCM
Pro.”

Mario Sanchez, Managing Director and Global Head of FXCM Pro Sales, commented: “FXCM
Pro’s liquidity management team continues to work hard to develop partnerships that will enhance
execution and trading efficiency. Our latest partnership with Fortex provides us with an additional
channel, and we are both aligned in our strategy of easing connection and offering customized trading
solutions. Through this partnership, we are ensuring that FXCM Pro's liquidity is easily accessible to
a wide pool of brokers, hedge funds and professional traders.”

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