Trade View Acquires Seychelles License For CFD Trading Platform

Trade View has announced that it has secured a new Securities Dealers License from the Seychelles Financial Services Authority (FSA). According to the regulatory record, it was given to the locally constituted firm Trade View Technologies Ltd.

The license is being used by the group firm to provide trading services via its trading platform, Trade View X, which allows customers to trade contracts for differences (CFDs) in forex, cryptocurrency, indices, and commodities. Previously, the firm collaborated with TMGM and others to provide its trading tool.

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The platform focuses on offering traders no-code algorithmic trading capabilities. However, the cross-device platform also supports manual trade execution.

“We've been creating tools to assist traders to traverse the markets for years, and now it's time for us to enter the execution area to provide a unique all-in-one solution that no other broker offers,” said Edwin Cornelissen, General Manager at Trade View and the initiative's project manager.

“We have manual trading, automatic trading with no code (when we say no code, we mean no code), and backtesting engines that are better than any other platform at testing numerous instruments, periods, and algos.”

Aside from the most recent license, Trade View works under the Australia Financial Services (AFS) license and provides charts, tools, and platforms for automated trading. It also provides tailored solutions for organizations that value personalization.

“Our execution speed is due to the fact that we have a direct connection to our liquidity providers, which enables our technology to execute at its peak,” Cornelissen noted. “Trade View customers will now be able to run their trading models entirely in the cloud, without the requirement for a VPS or the necessity to tie them to a particular chart.”

Meanwhile, numerous other brokers have received Seychelles licenses throughout the years, mostly to expand their worldwide offering outside of Europe, Australia, and other regulatory hotspots.

Zenfinex received one earlier this year, while BDSwiss, Equity Group, Skilling, and Plus500 have all received FSA licenses in recent years.

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