MAHE, Republic of Seychelles, July 18, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --
The Company Introduces a Brand-New Website Which is More Trader-Friendly Than Ever to Back up its Attractive Customer-Focused Policy
Global ECN broker Tickmill is proud to announce that its trading volume of $49.1 billion (USD) in June was the largest and most impressive in the company's history. The year 2016 continues to exceed the traders' expectations as Tickmill is on a path of success.
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CEO Sudhanshu Agarwal comments: "Our record-high trading volume in the first month of summer is the result of our drive to build an outstanding trading infrastructure and back it with a best-in-class trading experience for all clients. Traders understand that Tickmill wants them to succeed and provides top-tier trading conditions."
Tickmill's proven trader loyalty originated with the company's diversified range of trading instruments, mobile versions for smartphone and tablet-based trading, and extensive array of trader and IB tools in the highly functional Client Area.
But more recent developments, which propelled Tickmill's trading volume to record highs include a 'zero commissions' policy during the Brexit week and a unique Gold Rush campaign that rewarded traders with genuine gold bars.
"Tickmill demonstrated its reputation as a trustworthy broker serious about protecting client interests by offering the best of all possible trading conditions during an extremely volatile Brexit trading period," says Agarwal. "We did not charge any commissions during the Brexit week to ensure traders experienced one less worry during a very stressful time in the markets. Tickmill cares about each one of its traders and a commission-free Brexit week was one more way could provide an outstanding customer experience."
June also saw the successful conclusion of the company's Gold Rush campaign, a Forex industry first for Tickmill gold traders all over the world. The highest volume traders received 1 oz. gold bars while other winners who met the campaign terms were rewarded with 0.1 oz. gold pieces.
Says Agarwal: "As evidence of our commitment to value every client and treat them as partners, we were delighted to award valuable gold bars and pieces to qualified Gold Rush traders. It is safe to say the campaign was very popular as some participants traded more than 2,000 lots to get their hands on one of our gold prizes. We thank all participants and feel the campaign was a success for both Tickmill and our client traders."
Tickmill is also moving ahead in another key area as the brand-new and improved website is now officially open. The company incorporated both client and internal team feedback during the development cycle and the new website offers supreme online trading experience for traders all over the world.
"We believe the redesigned site does a better job of explaining who we are, what we do and what we offer traders," comments Olga Kikas, Head of Marketing at Tickmill. "Additionally, traders should find it easier to navigate to key sections whether they are on their home computers or on their favored mobile devices. The Tickmill website and Client Area can be conveniently accessed and navigated from anywhere at any time. We encourage all our existing and potential clients to try the new website and offer their feedback."
The new website is further evidence that traders always come first at Tickmill. The company genuinely wants traders to succeed by offering the best trading environment, solid trading conditions and no restrictions on profitability.
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About Tickmill Ltd
Tickmill is a global ECN Forex broker authorized and regulated by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) of Seychelles with a license number SD008. The company's diverse trading instruments include 64 currency pairs and precious metals. The funds of Tickmill clients are held with Barclays, Unicredit Pekao, Erste Bank, PPF Bank and other top-tier financial institutions. For more information, please visit http://www.tickmill.com or email at info@tickmill.com
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