Vantage Markets is now offering multi-currency and multi-account support in the latest effort to enhance copy trading services. The company has also expanded support for more currencies, including EUR, HKD, INR, JPY, US Cents, and USD.

More Currency Options

This new offering will reportedly allow traders from various regions to diversify their portfolios and participate in copy trading using their preferred currency. The Vantage app supports 55 global deposit methods, such as credit cards and bank transfers, catering to users’ funding preferences and complementing the offering.

Besides multi-currency support, Vantage’s multi-account support for its copy trading promises to effectively enable users to copy trades across different account types. For instance, a trader with a Standard STP account can copy trades from a provider using a Swap-free RAW ECN account, even if both accounts trade in different currencies, the company mentioned.

Speaking about the new offering, Lian J, Vantage’s User Growth Director, mentioned: "Our new multi-currency support and multiple account types are designed to further break down any geographical and technical barriers for traders, empowering traders to follow and learn from any seasoned trader they choose, supporting accessibility across all experience levels."

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In April, Vantage integrated TradingView to expand its trading options for clients. The company mentioned that this integration enables users from serviceable regions to trade directly on TradingView's web and desktop platforms using its advanced tools and charts.

Expanding Offerings

Vantage's clients can open TradingView accounts and link to their user profiles. This enables them to trade CFD instruments, including currencies, commodities, and stock market instruments, directly from TradingView charts.

Additionally, Vantage opened its dedicated profile page on TradingView's website to engage with users by sharing educational trading articles and market analysis. The retail FX and CFD broker also updated its website and trading application to enhance transparency and cost savings.

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