The Alpari brand, an over-the-counter broker originated in Russia, has introduced a new retail trading platform. The company, which left Andrey Dashin’s Exinity Group in the first half of 2025, now offers clients instruments described as “up or down,” resembling binary options, as reported by Finance Magnates RU.
Traders Predict Price Movement with Pulse
Through its Traders’ Center on the main website, users are directed to the Pulse platform. Promotional materials on trade.alpari.com state: “Pulse, try trading Fix contracts – now completely risk-free!” The Traders’ Center is described as providing AI-powered market signals, a loyalty program, and news updates.
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Clicking on Pulse redirects to pulsetrade.global, which presents the platform in English and Russian. It describes Pulse as a platform combining trading on financial markets with predicting an asset’s price movement: UP or DOWN. Users select the amount to risk, choose an asset, and predict price movement. Correct forecasts yield up to an 80% payout; incorrect ones result in the loss of the stake.
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Pulse Platform Registered in Costa Rica
The platform is operated by Pulse Trading CR Sociedad De Responsabilidad Limitada, registered in Costa Rica. Alpari itself is now under Parlance Trading Ltd, replacing Alpari (Comoros) Ltd, previously registered in Moheli. The Alpari website continues to state that its services are provided in partnership with Exinity.
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Finance Magnates RU contacted Alpari for comment but had not received a response by publication.
Pulse Platform Emerges Following Alpari Upgrade
Earlier in 2025, Alpari launched a redesigned trading platform after a two-year development and an investment exceeding USD 3 million. That platform introduced a comprehensive trading dashboard. There was no prior official mention of the Pulse platform before its launch.