Scope Prime Unveils New Broker Partnership With ZXCM

Scope Prime, part of the Rostro Group, has launched a new Partnership Programme designed for brokers who serve retail clients. The first to join is ZXCM, a Seychelles-based brokerage firm with a growing presence in North Africa and the Gulf. Scope Prime said it will offer ZXCM liquidity and help with onboarding new clients.

ZXCM already offers institutional-level services and advanced trading tools. With this partnership, the firm will now also benefit from Scope’s technology and back-end support. This includes access to trading infrastructure designed for specific regions. Both companies said the partnership is a step toward broader market access.

Scope Prime Launches New Programme To Support Local Market Brokers

Scope Prime said the program targets brokers with strong distribution in local markets. By doing this, the firm wants to help partners offer localized services such as regional trading platforms and multilingual support. This approach is expected to help brokers grow in underserved areas.

The first phase of the program focuses on markets in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. Scope Prime said these areas show strong demand for new financial services. The firm also plans to add more broker partners in the second half of the year.

ZXCM’s recent growth across the GCC region and North Africa made it a strong first partner. Scope Prime said it was drawn to ZXCM’s network and regional reach. The partnership is expected to help both firms scale more quickly in competitive markets.

Scope Prime Expands CFDs To Include JSE-Listed Equities And ETFs

Scope Prime leader Daniel Lawrance said strong broker relationships are essential to client success. He noted the importance of combining local experience with institutional-grade support. The firm believes this partnership model will be key for growth going forward.

Scope Prime has also expanded its offering in South Africa. The firm now includes equities and ETFs from the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in its contracts for difference (CFDs). Companies covered include Sasol, MTN, Shoprite, and Naspers, as well as ETFs linked to mining and telecoms.

The firm said this expansion will give clients better access to local markets. It also allows traders to avoid ownership costs and the Securities Transfer Tax. The move follows recent changes in the region, where some firms like IG Group are pulling back. Others such as CFI and XS gained local licenses last year.

Scope Prime has also integrated its systems with Iress, a well-known trading technology platform. The company said this will deliver real-time pricing and more transparency for clients. It also helps improve trade execution and market visibility.

The new program reflects Scope Prime’s plan to work more closely with brokers. By offering both liquidity and tools, the firm hopes to support fast and flexible expansion. ZXCM said it is ready to use the new resources to grow its services in key markets.

While this is only the beginning of Scope Prime’s partnership push, it signals a clear focus. The firm is aiming to blend global technology with local broker strength. More announcements are expected as the year progresses.