Blue Guardian, a proprietary trading firm, announced today
(Wednesday) via its social media platform X (formerly Twitter) the imminent
launch of its DXtrade app. The firm revealed that the app is scheduled to debut
within the current week, promising users an enhanced trading experience.
According to the announcement, the highly anticipated CTrader platform is
slated to be available by March 11th.
Blue Guardian has revealed its plans to introduce the DXtrade app launch and the arrival of Guardian Markets. The DXtrade app launch and the upcoming introduction of
CTrader and Match Trade are poised to offer traders enhanced opportunities and
efficiencies in their trading activities.
Exciting News from Blue Guardian:
• DXtrade app launches this week!
• Get ready for CTrader by March 11th!
• Match Trade in just 2 weeks!
• Guardian Markets coming in 2 weeks!
Ready for action? 👀
— Blue Guardian (@BlueGuardiancom) March 6, 2024
Integrating Alternatives for US Traders’ Accessibility
Earlier, Blue
Guardian joined the ranks of firms restricting new account registrations
for US clients, as reported by Finance
Magnates. The restriction, affecting both US residents and individuals with
dual citizenship residing in the US, signifies a broader trend of upheaval
within the industry. Despite the restriction, Blue Guardian reassured its
existing US clients and those outside the US that services would continue
uninterrupted.
The move aligns with recent actions allegedly instigated by MetaQuotes Software,
provider of MetaTrader platforms, prompting several firms to reevaluate their
US client offerings. FTMO, The5ers, Alpha Capital Group, MyFundedFX, Audacity
Capital, and others have already implemented similar restrictions, with Bespoke
notably ceasing US client support just hours before Blue Guardian’s
announcement.
In response to the shifting landscape, prop trading firms
are exploring alternatives such as integrating MetaTrader rivals like DXtrade,
cTrader, and Match-Trade. Blue Guardian plans to integrate DXtrade by the end
of February, signaling a proactive effort to welcome back US clients and
navigate the evolving regulatory environment.
Blue Guardian, a proprietary trading firm, announced today
(Wednesday) via its social media platform X (formerly Twitter) the imminent
launch of its DXtrade app. The firm revealed that the app is scheduled to debut
within the current week, promising users an enhanced trading experience.
According to the announcement, the highly anticipated CTrader platform is
slated to be available by March 11th.
Blue Guardian has revealed its plans to introduce the DXtrade app launch and the arrival of Guardian Markets. The DXtrade app launch and the upcoming introduction of
CTrader and Match Trade are poised to offer traders enhanced opportunities and
efficiencies in their trading activities.
Exciting News from Blue Guardian:
• DXtrade app launches this week!
• Get ready for CTrader by March 11th!
• Match Trade in just 2 weeks!
• Guardian Markets coming in 2 weeks!
Ready for action? 👀
— Blue Guardian (@BlueGuardiancom) March 6, 2024
Integrating Alternatives for US Traders’ Accessibility
Earlier, Blue
Guardian joined the ranks of firms restricting new account registrations
for US clients, as reported by Finance
Magnates. The restriction, affecting both US residents and individuals with
dual citizenship residing in the US, signifies a broader trend of upheaval
within the industry. Despite the restriction, Blue Guardian reassured its
existing US clients and those outside the US that services would continue
uninterrupted.
The move aligns with recent actions allegedly instigated by MetaQuotes Software,
provider of MetaTrader platforms, prompting several firms to reevaluate their
US client offerings. FTMO, The5ers, Alpha Capital Group, MyFundedFX, Audacity
Capital, and others have already implemented similar restrictions, with Bespoke
notably ceasing US client support just hours before Blue Guardian’s
announcement.
In response to the shifting landscape, prop trading firms
are exploring alternatives such as integrating MetaTrader rivals like DXtrade,
cTrader, and Match-Trade. Blue Guardian plans to integrate DXtrade by the end
of February, signaling a proactive effort to welcome back US clients and
navigate the evolving regulatory environment.
