Hantec Markets Holdings Limited, a global holding company (Hantec Group), has launched its proprietary trading firm, Hantec Trader. This platform develops the trading landscape by offering both novice and seasoned traders the chance to engage in live trading on real liquidity without the need for a deposit.

Qualification and Benefits: Mastering Challenges for Profitable Trading

Hantec Trader provides users with an opportunity to trade a range of asset classes in a live trading environment, with the company providing the initial balance. Traders can operate on a live account with a balance of up to $200,000, allowing them to develop strategies, explore the markets, and earn profits without exposing themselves to downside risks.

To qualify for a live trading account, traders must successfully complete a certification course, choosing either the "Enhanced Challenge" or the "Express Challenge." Passing either challenge enables traders to benefit from low commissions and spreads, utilizing the widely acclaimed MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 trading platforms. Traders retain up to 90% of their profits.

Andrew Speakman, the Sales Director at Hantec Trader, emphasized the platform's mission to extend financial freedom globally. "The launch of Hantec Trader encompasses our goal of extending financial freedom and empowerment to a global audience by allowing a low risk, low-cost way for individuals to participate in the global financial markets," he stated.

Hantec Trader offers proprietary trading accounts powered by Hantec Markets, a brokerage firm regulated by the Financial Services Commission in Mauritius. With over 33 years of experience, Hantec Markets as a trading brokerage provides multi-asset trading solutions across Latin America, Africa, Southeast Asia.

Hantec Markets UK: 7% Revenue Growth in 2022 to £5.76 Million

Earlier, Finance Magnates reported that Hantec Markets UK witnessed an increase of 7% in 2022 revenue to £5.76 million but faced challenges, resulting in a net loss of £83,968. Administrative expenses rose to £5.84 million, contributing to a deeper operating loss of £85,367. Despite a slight increase in assets to £6.03 million, the net profit of £26,873 in 2021 turned into a loss.

The CEO of Hantec Markets Group, Bashir Nurmohamed, cited industry competition, regulatory pressures, and the global pandemic as challenges but highlighted satisfactory results in maintaining client numbers, deposits, and trade volumes within management expectations.