Estonia-headquartered Admirals, a forex and contracts for differences broker, enhanced liquidity on its platform with the latest integration of Match-Prime's multi-asset liquidity pools. According to the announcement today (Tuesday), the integration would bring "simplicity, transparency, and security" to the clients of the broker.
Match-Prime Is New Liquidity Provider of Admirals
"We are absolutely delighted to have partnered with Match-Prime as this collaboration underlines our commitment to providing a high-quality service to our clients," said Andreas Ioannou, the Chief Operating Officer at Admirals.
"Through this partnership, we aim to improve our trading services and offer an incomparable trading experience in line with our standards and practices. We anticipate the contribution that this collaboration will bring, and I firmly believe that it will serve as a positive sign of our commitment to success."
The launch of Admirals' proprietary web-based trading platform, now available alongside MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, was closely followed by the integration of a new liquidity provider. As disclosed to Finance Magnates, the broker is enhancing the platform's user-friendly interface, specifically targeting new traders.
Growing Demand for Liquidity
"Much like Match-Prime, [Admirals] place paramount importance on delivering top-tier services to their clientele. I am elated that they have chosen to engage in a liquidity partnership with us," Andreas Kapsos, the CEO at Match-Prime, mentioned.
"It is noteworthy that a significant number of traders opt for Admirals due to their highly competitive spreads and commissions. Consequently, I am gratified that we will help them achieve even more favorable conditions. I am confident about it and am looking forward to an excellent collaboration."
Based in Cyprus, Match-Prime launched its liquidity services at the end of 2020 and operates with a local regulatory license. Over the years, several other trading service providers, including ArgusFX and Sheer Markets, have tapped the company's liquidity. It also enhanced its services by partnering with SquaredFinancial, FXView, and Brokeree.
Meanwhile, Andrey Dashin’s Exinity entered the liquidity space recently with the establishment of a new division, Exinity Connect. It will offer services with its license in the United Kingdom and Mauritius.
