EnviFx Launches Major Platform and Services Upgrade to Empower Traders

EnviFx has unveiled a significant upgrade across its trading platforms and operational infrastructure, delivering more power, flexibility and financial control to traders worldwide.

Kingstown, Cyprus, 13th Sep 2024 – EnviFx Launches Major Platform and Services Upgrade: Leading forex broker EnviFx has announced a major upgrade to both its online platforms and operational services, representing the most extensive changes in the company’s history. The synchronized platform and backend enhancements are aimed at delivering an unparalleled trading experience for EnviFx’s growing global client base. 

EnviFx CEO explained that the motivation behind the upgrades was to solidify the company’s position as the broker of choice for traders of all types and experience levels. “Our clients depend on EnviFx to provide powerful yet intuitive trading platforms, combined with a seamless backend that ensures smooth account funding and withdrawals. This upgrade transforms every aspect of our offering to give clients more control over their trading and finances than ever before,” she said.

Key Platform Upgrades 
At the core of the upgrade are next-generation versions of EnviFx MT4, MT5 and WebTrader platforms. New features include advanced charting capabilities with over 60 built-in indicators, customizable workspaces, improved order entry workflows and dual monitor support. Advanced chart studies like Elliot Wave, Fibonacci ratios and price action tools provide traders deeper market insights. 
Mobile app versions of MT4 and WebTrader were also re-engineered from the ground up. Faster response times, customizable layouts and advanced order types on smaller screens unlock mobile trading potential. Offline charting allows planning trades away from internet connections. 

Enhanced Backend Infrastructure 
To support the front-end upgrades, EnviFx implemented major system-wide changes. An ultra-fast matching engine processes orders 50% faster with enhanced scalability. A new secure financial server infrastructure separates critical funds data for enhanced protection. 

Client accounts got a makeover too with personalized dashboards showing P&L, traded instruments and custom notifications. Multi-lingual client support was expanded to Arabic, simplifying global on boarding. Advanced PAMM accounts allow capital allocation into professional trader profiles. 
 

Funding and Withdrawals Simplified 
Payments were a key focus. Beyond core banking options, EnviFx now accepts deposits from 40+ eWallets worldwide including Skrill and Neteller. Withdrawal processing times improved by 30% on average. 

For crypto aficionados, over 20 cryptocurrencies can fund accounts or be withdrawn including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and Chainlink. A proprietary exchange rate engine sources liquidity from major exchanges. 

Broader Instrument and Market Reach 
EnviFx also expanded its tradable instruments roster. Newly added are US 500 E-Mini futures, global bond CFDs, commodities like palladium and agricultural products. Coverage of smaller stock exchanges allows investment in regional markets. 

“This campaign re-establishes EnviFx as the complete one-stop broker. We leave no stone unturned in crafting the best possible trading ecosystem,” said Jhon. With the upgrades, EnviFx enhances its lead in the global FX space while attracting a broader range of institutional and individual clientele.

 

Media Contact

Organization: EnviFX

Contact Person: Jhon Smith, Chief Customer Officer

Website: https://www.envifx.com

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Address: Suite 305, Griffith Corporate Centre, Beachmont Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

City: Kingstown

Country: Cyprus

Release Id: 13092416772

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