Fullerton Markets Adds Crypto Deposits and Withdrawals
Fullerton Markets now allows clients to make deposits on a total of 12 cryptocurrencies. This channel is its newest deposit and withdrawal method in the platform.
These include Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Binance Coin, Bitcoin SV, Dash, Ethereum, Ethereum Classic, Litecoin, NEO, OmiseGO, Dogecoin, and Tron.
CEO Mario Singh believes strengthening their crypto offerings will ensure the company is ready for continued increase in related transactions. The firm’s priority is to provide the most seamless offerings in its platform.
The broker already supported deposit and withdrawal techniques prior to the new feature. This includes payment through credit cards, wire transfers local bank transfers, and multiple e-wallets.
Fullerton Markets was established in 23015 in Saint Vincent, offering forex, contract-for-differences (CFDs) and bullion.
Increasing popularity in the mobile trading market persuaded the company to launch its own app, PipProfit!, last year. Users have access to trading activities through the app, as well as news and events in the financial industry.
Fullerton Markets in Southeast Asia
To expand its business in Southeast Asia, Fullerton Markets teamed up with a Vietnam-based company in a white-label partnership. NFX1 Group serves as a network of local traders and provides them with forex trading and education.
The Group’s CEO Tran Quan Thiet said its partnership with Fullerton will allow them to optimize their strengths in Forex. Additionally, the company gives them a highly secure and hassle-free trading experience.
Since the partnership’s announcement, NFX1 Group could leverage Fullerton Market’s resources. The company’s support, infrastructure, and expertise will expand the Group’s brand presence and services to wider markets.
Thiet believes that their partnership places their clients “on the best path to financial success.”
The broker also established a similar one with Malaysian firm BeGold Trading last year. General Manager Eugene Paik said they extended their multi-level protection plan to include its insurance fund safety to BeGold clients.
