Aksys Global Markets: “Interest in Innovativecho trade is growing”

Mr. Walid Abousleiman, Chairman and Founder of Aksys Global Markets

The Aksys Global Markets brokerage has launched the Innovativecho trading platform and is currently seeing an increase in client numbers and active accounts. The company plans to further enhance its operations by introducing Innovativecho trade Automations and Innovativecho trade Payments. The automation service will enable the broker to streamline routine processes, increasing the operation speed and volume, eliminating inefficiencies, and reducing costs associated with supporting key business functions. The integrated payment system will help the company avoid additional expenses related to developing proprietary payment solutions and reduce infrastructure costs, as it allows clients to deposit funds directly through the trading terminal. Aksys Global Markets’ strategy is to leverage the full capabilities of the industry-leading Innovativecho trading platform to serve the best interests of its clients.

Mr. Walid Abousleiman, Aksys Global Markets Chairman and Founding Partner, has commented on the company developments: “We identified an untapped demand in the market, with investors seeking tailored solutions and a user-friendly institutional-grade trading environment. Our response to this demand involved leveraging the latest cutting-edge technology provided by Innovativecho trade. Through the adoption of the Innovativecho trade platform, combined with the extensive experience of our management team, we are well-equipped to cater to a diverse range of clientele needs. This strategic approach allows us to provide a seamless and sophisticated trading experience, meeting the evolving market demands.”

Aksys Global Markets highlighted that the interest in the platform among clients is growing as it offers traders access to a wide range of trading robots and advanced services. “Furthermore, regular improvements and comprehensive technical support make its popularity unmatched by competitors,” concluded Mr. Walid Abousleiman.