The company has already received authorization from the CFTC and NFA.
The introducing broker is set to launch its trading platform this summer.
From left: Ingmar Mattus and David Klotz, the Co-Founders of MetroTrade
A new
player offering futures and options trading, MetroTrade, has just emerged on
the American financial market. One of the fathers of the new business in the
USA is Ingmar Mattus, the Co-Founder of the popular brokerage brand Tickmill.
Mattus Launches MetroTrade:
US Futures and Options Brokerage
Mattus is
creating a new business in the USA alongside the other Co-Founder, David
Klotz, and dedicated teams in Europe and North America. He admitted that his goal
is to "transform the US retail futures market" by utilizing new
technology and adapting to customer needs.
"Dave's extensive experience in the futures industry pairs perfectly with my own history of co-founding and building Tickmill into a global retail brokerage with licenses in six major financial centers and 100,000 clients," Mattus commented today on his LinkedIn profile. "We're thrilled at the prospect of working together with our skilled team to achieve success."
Source: LinkedIn
Although MetroTrade is just starting its operations, it has ambitious plans to establish partnerships with major players in the industry, including CME Group, regulated financial firms, and introducing brokers, influencing the development of the futures industry in the USA.
MetroTrade
is backed by Andromeda Capital Partners Suisse, a Swiss private equity firm that is also run by Mattus and known for investing in innovative fintech companies, such as AgenaTrader,
TradersYard, and Change Securities.
"With backing from Andromeda's extensive portfolio of fintech companies, MetroTrade is poised to make a significant impact on the financial landscape," the Co-Founder of MetroTrade added.
The
company is set to launch its platform this summer, and it is currently expanding
its team across multiple departments, including customer support, technology,
and finance. As MetroTrade prepares for its launch, the company invites
potential clients to join its waiting list for early access to the platform and
its features.
"Retail traders deserve to have a variety of choices when it comes to their brokerage needs, and we are excited to meet and exceed those expectations," concluded Klotz.
Mattus's
move doesn't appear to be a coincidence, especially when considering the latest
data published by Acuiti regarding companies transitioning from the CFD sector
to alternative instruments, such as futures and options. This shift can be
attributed to the impact of regulations.
According
to the survey, more than 50 percent of European retail brokers want to
offer futures and options as an alternative to retail over-the-counter
instruments like CFDs. Moreover, recent disruptions in the prop trading
industry have led to the emergence of futures prop trading platforms.
On top of that, the survey revealed that 77 percent of European retail brokers are interested in
expanding into other regions, as widespread restrictions are set to be enforced
across the continent. Additionally, 69 percent of the respondents expressed
their intention to expand into institutional markets.
These
findings suggest that the changing regulatory landscape is driving brokers to
adapt their offerings and explore new markets to maintain their competitive
edge and ensure long-term growth.
A new
player offering futures and options trading, MetroTrade, has just emerged on
the American financial market. One of the fathers of the new business in the
USA is Ingmar Mattus, the Co-Founder of the popular brokerage brand Tickmill.
Mattus Launches MetroTrade:
US Futures and Options Brokerage
Mattus is
creating a new business in the USA alongside the other Co-Founder, David
Klotz, and dedicated teams in Europe and North America. He admitted that his goal
is to "transform the US retail futures market" by utilizing new
technology and adapting to customer needs.
"Dave's extensive experience in the futures industry pairs perfectly with my own history of co-founding and building Tickmill into a global retail brokerage with licenses in six major financial centers and 100,000 clients," Mattus commented today on his LinkedIn profile. "We're thrilled at the prospect of working together with our skilled team to achieve success."
Source: LinkedIn
Although MetroTrade is just starting its operations, it has ambitious plans to establish partnerships with major players in the industry, including CME Group, regulated financial firms, and introducing brokers, influencing the development of the futures industry in the USA.
MetroTrade
is backed by Andromeda Capital Partners Suisse, a Swiss private equity firm that is also run by Mattus and known for investing in innovative fintech companies, such as AgenaTrader,
TradersYard, and Change Securities.
"With backing from Andromeda's extensive portfolio of fintech companies, MetroTrade is poised to make a significant impact on the financial landscape," the Co-Founder of MetroTrade added.
The
company is set to launch its platform this summer, and it is currently expanding
its team across multiple departments, including customer support, technology,
and finance. As MetroTrade prepares for its launch, the company invites
potential clients to join its waiting list for early access to the platform and
its features.
"Retail traders deserve to have a variety of choices when it comes to their brokerage needs, and we are excited to meet and exceed those expectations," concluded Klotz.
Mattus's
move doesn't appear to be a coincidence, especially when considering the latest
data published by Acuiti regarding companies transitioning from the CFD sector
to alternative instruments, such as futures and options. This shift can be
attributed to the impact of regulations.
According
to the survey, more than 50 percent of European retail brokers want to
offer futures and options as an alternative to retail over-the-counter
instruments like CFDs. Moreover, recent disruptions in the prop trading
industry have led to the emergence of futures prop trading platforms.
On top of that, the survey revealed that 77 percent of European retail brokers are interested in
expanding into other regions, as widespread restrictions are set to be enforced
across the continent. Additionally, 69 percent of the respondents expressed
their intention to expand into institutional markets.
These
findings suggest that the changing regulatory landscape is driving brokers to
adapt their offerings and explore new markets to maintain their competitive
edge and ensure long-term growth.
Damian Chmiel is a Senior Analyst & Editor at Finance Magnates with more than 15 years of experience in the CFD and online trading industry. Active as both a trader and journalist since 2010, he focuses on broker coverage, fintech innovation, and regulatory developments across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
His work includes interviews with C-level leaders at major brokerages and fintech platforms, as well as co-authoring Finance Magnates’ quarterly industry benchmarking reports. Damian’s reporting is data-driven, market-aware, and grounded in direct industry engagement. His analysis and commentary have also been cited by external media outlets, including Investing.com, Binance, The Asset, Stockhead, and Dispatch.
Education:
MA in Finance and Accounting, Cracow University of Economics
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