MCC Markets works with Metawork to improve customer experience

MCC, a forex and contract-for-difference (CFD) brokerage platform, is looking to boost its services after a partnership with affiliate platform Metawork. The Dubai-based broker seeks to improve the customer experience at its partners and introduce brokers for its global base.

MCC Markets partners with Metawork

MCC Markets is a brokerage platform that was launched last year. The platform is seeking new ways to be competitive in the sector, with the current focus being on enhancing services for its partners. MCC Markets plans to achieve this by working with Metawork.

According to the company, the partnership between MCC Markets and Metawork will transform how customers interact with the global financial markets. The partnership will leverage the companies’ expertise in software solutions and fintech products.

The partnership also plans on delivering the best service that will allow traders to make their decisions more efficiently. MCC Markets is already creating a name for itself despite being a new financial service provider. The platform has been created by experts in the financial space, and it is regulated by the Securities Commission of the Bahamas.

The brokerage platform offers access to various financial products, including forex, indices, shares, commodities, and cryptocurrencies. If the company boosts customer experience for the traders accessing these products, it could boost its adoption and growth.

MCC Markets seeks expansion in Southeast Asia

With the two companies working together, there are plans to expand offerings in the Vietnamese market. There are also additional plans to expand into other regions in Southeast Asia and grow the company’s presence there.

The partnership between MCC Markets and Metawork comes a few weeks after the former appointed Michael Chen as the new Chief Executive. Before joining MCC Markets, Chen was the country director for Admiral Markets in Shanghai. He has also worked with other brokerage firms in Southeast Asia.

The appointment of Chen seems to be a strategic approach by the company to grow its presence in the Southeast Asia region. Chen has experience working in the region and will guide the company in achieving its expansion goals.

The growth of the Asian market has been a priority for retail FX and CFDs brokerage platforms seeking to achieve global expansion, and MCC Markets is also looking to grow its presence in this market.

Exness is one of the firms that has grown its presence in the region. The company emerged as the first non-Japanese brokerage firm to surpass $2 trillion in monthly trading volumes in August last year. Rostro Group is also looking for ways to expand its brand in Asia and the MENA region.