OANDA has announced the transition of its proprietary trading business, OANDA Prop Trader, into the FTMO Group. The move comes after FTMO acquired OANDA last year.
Founded in 1996, OANDA provides multi-asset trading for retail and corporate clients and operates in major financial centers including New York, London, and Tokyo. Under CVC’s ownership since 2018, the company expanded its offerings and trading infrastructure.
FTMO Gains OANDA Prop Trading Clients
The transition is intended to provide OANDA Prop Trader clients with a specialised trading environment. OANDA will focus on its core brokerage operations while supporting FTMO’s wider trading platform .
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Lucian Lauerman, Deputy COO at OANDA, said the move “allows our prop trading clients to benefit from the world’s most advanced infrastructure and specialised expertise.” He added that it “ensures that our clients are offered an enhanced prop trading experience,” while also allowing OANDA to concentrate on its core brokerage operations.
OANDA Prop Trader Migration Starts Today
The migration is scheduled to begin on March 2, 2026. OANDA will work with each client to support the transition. Clients moving to FTMO’s platform will receive access to its trading infrastructure, while those who choose not to migrate will be provided with full refunds where applicable.
OANDA said the process is designed to be seamless and that active OANDA Prop Trader clients who choose to move to FTMO will be offered exclusive incentives.
FTMO Launches Services for Indian Traders
Earlier, FTMO had made its services available to traders in India, reflecting growing interest in prop trading in the region. Interest among Indian traders, particularly those aged 18–30, has been rising since 2023.
Several prop trading firms, including FundingPips, The5ers, FundedNext, and Maven, report that India accounts for a significant share of their website traffic. Firms in the region have focused on evaluation programs, content marketing , and educational campaigns, while regulatory uncertainty from SEBI and RBI has influenced operations.