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VT Markets, a leading technology-oriented CFD broker, today announced another major steps of expanding their business globally – their official website is now ready to support 7 languages: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Vietnamese and Chinese. The pages will be deployed within the next 2 weeks.
Mark X., the Chief Branding Offers of VT Markets, said, “This is another step we take in Project ‘VT Markets 2.0’ to expand our business from APAC region to world-wide, and it is also a strong signal to show that VT Markets is capable of servicing clients all over the world and provide the exceptional trading environment that they’ve ever experienced.”
VT Markets has always been built on transparency, trust, credibility and a well-satisfied service offering as a CFD broker – after upgrading its Client Portal & IB Portal, and optimising its tradeable instruments earlier this year, VT Markets is now one step closer to give a huge shout out to CFD traders around the world.
“Innovation makes the difference”, our elite teams are still working to provide even more features to our clients – more funding channels, faster account openings, in-depth reporting, a much better user-computer interaction interface; for our affiliates, the latest partnership with Cellxpert will make a more effective affiliate management system implemented & ready to go in the next few weeks. We’ve put a great deal of effort and expertise into developing a process that makes everything easier for our clients.
VT Markets will not be stopped moving forward with the pandemic. In the second half of 2020, VT Markets’ existing clients and new-comers will see more changes done here, stay tuned and take a look at the new and improved VT Markets website https://www.vglobaltrader.com/ and its Next-gen client portal https://myaccount.vtmarkets.com/
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