[Software] Olymp Trade launches in the Middle East

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Middle East traders can now trade Forex and Fixed Time Trades with Olymp Trade.
Pcmag Staff
By Pcmag Staff 
Jul 07, 2020

 

 

Olymp Trade, an international broker operating for more than 5 years - since 2014 - has now entered a new market. It has more than 9.5 million traders around the world and has already attracted 1.1+ million users in the Middle East.

 

Each trader who registers on the platform will be able to engage in a unique gamification process and obtain one of the 3 Status levels available: Starter, Advanced, and Expert. Reaching a higher status will provide a trader with more privileges, including exclusive trading signals, increased yields, personal training and other. The status level depends on the initial deposit and the overall trading turnover.

 

There are more benefits of trading with Olymp Trade that one can enjoy, such as:

 

70+ Assets from around the world, including currency pairs, metals, stocks, indices, commodities and cryptocurrencies
 

40+ technical indicators: SMA, Parabolic, Bollinger Bands, Stochastic, MACD and RSI etc.

Two modes to choose from: intuitive Forex and Fixed Time Trade platforms
 

Yields up to 92%

 

Trading through MT4 available

 

Free Educational materials and a Demo Account with 10,000 in virtual currency
 

Award-winning 24/7 Support in multiple languages
 

Halal trading
 

Quick & simple deposits and withdrawals with a number of payment systems to choose from
 

Useful and fully-functional mobile app.
 

More than that Forex trading with Olymp Trade does not utilize swaps for overnight trades, showing its dedication to being an inclusive platform.

 

Regulated by the International Financial Commission, with over 25,000 trades a day made from around the world, Olymp Trade works to make trading accessible to all. The broker is concerned about its client’s welfare and has worked to foster a community of support and empowerment.

 

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