Swiset has
announced a new partnership with CFD retail broker ATFX aimed at improving
trading experiences. The company helps retail brokers increase client retention
and boost user engagement, and has recently expanded its services to include
proprietary trading firms—a sector in which ATFX operates through its ATFunded
division.
Although
the update lacks details and is based solely on a brief social media post
shared by Swiset, it indicates that the collaboration will integrate Swiset’s
analytics and data-driven insights with ATFX’s trading infrastructure to create
what the company describes as a more “personalized trading experience” for
clients.
“This is
more than a partnership. It’s a commitment to the future of trading,” Swiset
wrote.
What does
Swiset offer? The company provides solutions for proprietary trading firms and
retail CFD brokers focused on scalability, risk management, and efficiency. Swiset’s
tools include AI-powered analytics, a trading journal, and mentoring solutions
tailored to multiple asset classes. Founded five years ago, Swiset processed
over 35 million transactions last year, managing accounts for more than 100,000
active traders.
Swiset CEO Camilo Tobar
“This
expansion addresses the increasing demand for scalable, data-driven solutions,
helping prop firms and brokers enhance their operational efficiency globally,”
Swiset CEO Camilo Tobar told FinanceMagnates.com a few months ago. “We
prioritize advancing risk management, performance insights, and overall
efficiency to meet the diverse needs of traders worldwide.”
ATFX, which
reported trading volumes of $776.5 billion in Q1 2025, brings substantial
market presence to the partnership. The company has been expanding its global
footprint in recent months through various technology investments.
PFT Acquisition and M4Markets
Partnership
Swiset has
been actively growing its presence in the financial technology sector, having
recently acquired PFT (Professional Financial Technologies) and implemented
artificial intelligence solutions to enhance proprietary trading operations.
Andres Jimenez, COO of Swiset, Source: Swiset
“The
trading and investment landscape is increasingly integrating prop services into
its core offerings. However, the current technology within the CFD’s sector has
lagged behind advancements seen in other assets, such as futures, crypto, and
options,” said Andres Jimenez, COO of Swiset.
The company
has also partnered with other brokers including M4Markets, where it deployed AI
technology to improve introducing broker acquisition and retention.
“With
Swiset’s cutting-edge analytics, our partners will have access to deeper
insights that empower them to connect more meaningfully with traders, which is
a significant advantage for growth in today’s market,” commented Sam Chaney,
the Commercial Director of M4Markets.
In
February, the company hired a new Strategic Advisor, Ross Soodoosingh, who
previously worked for FXCM as the Senior Vice President of Marketing for over
six year.
Swiset has
announced a new partnership with CFD retail broker ATFX aimed at improving
trading experiences. The company helps retail brokers increase client retention
and boost user engagement, and has recently expanded its services to include
proprietary trading firms—a sector in which ATFX operates through its ATFunded
division.
Although
the update lacks details and is based solely on a brief social media post
shared by Swiset, it indicates that the collaboration will integrate Swiset’s
analytics and data-driven insights with ATFX’s trading infrastructure to create
what the company describes as a more “personalized trading experience” for
clients.
“This is
more than a partnership. It’s a commitment to the future of trading,” Swiset
wrote.
What does
Swiset offer? The company provides solutions for proprietary trading firms and
retail CFD brokers focused on scalability, risk management, and efficiency. Swiset’s
tools include AI-powered analytics, a trading journal, and mentoring solutions
tailored to multiple asset classes. Founded five years ago, Swiset processed
over 35 million transactions last year, managing accounts for more than 100,000
active traders.
Swiset CEO Camilo Tobar
“This
expansion addresses the increasing demand for scalable, data-driven solutions,
helping prop firms and brokers enhance their operational efficiency globally,”
Swiset CEO Camilo Tobar told FinanceMagnates.com a few months ago. “We
prioritize advancing risk management, performance insights, and overall
efficiency to meet the diverse needs of traders worldwide.”
ATFX, which
reported trading volumes of $776.5 billion in Q1 2025, brings substantial
market presence to the partnership. The company has been expanding its global
footprint in recent months through various technology investments.
PFT Acquisition and M4Markets
Partnership
Swiset has
been actively growing its presence in the financial technology sector, having
recently acquired PFT (Professional Financial Technologies) and implemented
artificial intelligence solutions to enhance proprietary trading operations.
Andres Jimenez, COO of Swiset, Source: Swiset
“The
trading and investment landscape is increasingly integrating prop services into
its core offerings. However, the current technology within the CFD’s sector has
lagged behind advancements seen in other assets, such as futures, crypto, and
options,” said Andres Jimenez, COO of Swiset.
The company
has also partnered with other brokers including M4Markets, where it deployed AI
technology to improve introducing broker acquisition and retention.
“With
Swiset’s cutting-edge analytics, our partners will have access to deeper
insights that empower them to connect more meaningfully with traders, which is
a significant advantage for growth in today’s market,” commented Sam Chaney,
the Commercial Director of M4Markets.
In
February, the company hired a new Strategic Advisor, Ross Soodoosingh, who
previously worked for FXCM as the Senior Vice President of Marketing for over
six year.
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