Leverate Joins Forces With Cricpayz To Provide Asian Brokers With Payment Solutions

Leverate is a top technology provider for proprietary trading firms and forex traders. The company announced that it is working with Cricpayz, an India-based financial service company to broaden its reach in the Asian market. The two companies want to improve the payment experience and provide better financial offerings to prop trading firms and brokers in the area.

Leverate’s range of offerings including its leading Sirix trading platform aims to help fintech companies work better and have a smoother trading experience.

The Collaboration Will Help Both Companies Use New Opportunities In Asia

Cricpayz.io offers transaction processing services and it helps with risky transactions. It provides payment solutions for industries such as forex trading, online casinos, and sports betting. The firm accepts many payment methods like PhonePe, GPay, UPI, and NEFT. These payment methods allow users to select any method they prefer to make payments with ease.

The partnership will benefit proprietary trading companies and brokers conducting business in Asia. By merging Cricpayz’s payment processing abilities and Leverate’s technology, the two firms want to make it easier to handle money and improve the payment experience. Cricpayz’s payment offerings will help businesses manage payment better, grow, and achieve success.

The alliance between Leverate and Cricpayz will benefit the two companies in the growing and changing Asian market. It will help both firms to take advantage of new opportunities in the market and become leaders in the financial technology and payment industries.

Several other companies are also planning to enter the Asian market. Recently, Saxo Bank announced that it wants to expand its reach in Hong Kong. The Danish bank aims to grow more in Asia by working with other companies

Leverate’s Sales Have Increased By 70% Since The Start Of 2024

LMAX Group, which runs FX trading platforms for big institutions, started offering FX non-deliverable forwards (NDFs) on its main order book. The company seeks to match the rising need for FX NDF trading across Asia Pacific, considering the need for institutional money.

Early this month, Leverate revealed that it wants to appoint new Sales Directors in Latin America and Dubai. The company made this decision because it had more sales and its market grew a lot, especially in Latin America and Asia, along with other important reasons.

Since the start of 2024, Leverate announced that its sales have increased by 70%. This sales growth can be attributed to the introduction of high-quality products for Proprietary trading companies.

The Latin American and Asian markets are now very important to its work. This has led to many new clients and new offices, so the company needs to add more skilled workers to its team.