NAIROBI, Kenya Oct 14 – Global investment firm Windsor Brokers that specializes in forex and CFD online trading solutions has launched a free data service for their clients in Kenya.
The initiative seeks to maximize access to global financial markets while reducing the cost of trading,enabling active traders to access free daily internet data to trade on the brokers’ MT4 mobile platform.
Martin Ngugi, Chief Executive Officerf(CEO) Windsor Brokers Kenya assured that clients can place their trades anywhere, anytime, without incurring internet costs after their own data plan is depleted by utilizing the free data service.
He noted that the initiative will bridge the digital divide and ensure that traders, regardless of their location, have uninterrupted access to the markets and are able to capitalize on trading opportunities.
The complimentary data will be exclusively available to Windsor Brokers clients in Kenya trading on the MetaTrader 4 (MT4) mobile application who have subscribed to Telco company Safaricom.
“At Windsor Brokers, we believe that financial inclusion is a cornerstone of economic development,” noted Ngugi Windsor Brokers Kenya CEO.
He added that the firm’s free data initiative target to address challenges faced by Kenyan traders who often miss opportunities when their personal mobile data plan is depleted.
“We developed this solution to empower the Kenyan youth, who constitute over 80% of the population. They are tech-savvy and continuously seek alternative investment opportunities,” he said.
“Our goal is to grant local traders uninterrupted access to our mobile trading platform, enabling them to make informed decisions based on real-time data, promptly respond to market changes, and optimize their trading strategies for better outcomes all directly on their mobile phones,” he concluded.
Ngugi said that the free internet data initiative is part of the Firm’s’ broader strategy to support traders worldwide by leveraging cutting-edge technology and innovative solutions to facilitate market access.
Kenya’s rapid emergence as a leading fintech hub across the continent is fueled by the rising rate of smartphone adoption, affordable internet access, increasing financial literacy and a growing urban population.
