RoboMarkets Launches 2 New Servers for Processing MT4 Data

RoboMarkets, a Cypriot multi-asset broker, has launched 2 new servers for processing MT4 data in order to further improve server resources and expand trading opportunities for its clients. The new servers will operate with two of the company's most popular account types, Pro-Standard and ECN.

Fazzaco has reported last month that due to a constant increase in client base, RoboMarkets has enabled 2 new servers (Pro-3 and ECN-2) for the MetaTrader 4 platform. As a result, the load will be equally divided between all servers, thus increasing their stability and helping the Cypriot broker in achieving its goal, providing its clients with quality services and the opportunity to trade as comfortably and quickly as possible.

The company's new servers offer clients to open accounts of Pro and ECN types.

Pro-Standard is a popular account type with optimal trading conditions, which is suitable for traders with any experience.

· Floating spread - from 1.3 pips.

· Leverage - up to 1:2000.

· 36 currency pairs, Metals, CFDs.

· No commission for the trading volume.

ECN is an account type for experienced traders, who prefer the best trading conditions available (the tightest spreads, high execution speed, and liquidity).

· Tight spreads - from 0 pips.

· Leverage - up to 1:500.

· 36 currency pairs, Metals, CFDs.

· Commission for the trading volume of 1 million USD - 20 USD.

Denis Golomedov, Chief Marketing Officer at RoboMarkets, is commenting: "We're taking all but impossible steps to manage client needs should it be asset safety assurance, the convenience of investment products, or faster execution of their orders. New servers will help to maintain a stable trading environment with short delays for the company's growing international client base."

RoboMarkets is a CySEC regulated broker offering 8 asset types for trading, which originally included crypto assets. This February, Fazzaco reported RoboMarkets' decision to stop providing CFDs on cryptocurrencies for trading from March 2021, given the European and UK financial regulators' official position on operations with cryptocurrency.