Blue Guardian, a proprietary trading firm, has announced the upcoming launch of its DXtrade app through its X (formerly Twitter) social media account.
The company stated that the app is set to be introduced this week, aiming to provide users with a superior trading experience.
Furthermore, the firm disclosed that the eagerly awaited CTrader platform will be made available by March 11.
The unveiling of the DXtrade app and the forthcoming launch of Guardian Markets signify a step forward in offering traders better opportunities and efficiencies in their trading ventures.
Blue Guardian’s introduction of the DXtrade app, along with the impending releases of CTrader and Match Trade, is anticipated to enhance the trading landscape significantly.
Previously, Blue Guardian became part of a growing number of firms limiting new account registrations from US clients, as Finance Magnates reported.
This decision impacts US residents and dual citizens living in the US, reflecting a wider industry shift.
Despite these restrictions, Blue Guardian has assured its current US clients and those residing outside the US that their services will remain unaffected.
This development is in line with actions purportedly initiated by MetaQuotes Software, the creator of the MetaTrader platforms.
This situation has led several companies, including FTMO, The5ers, Alpha Capital Group, MyFundedFX, Audacity Capital, and more, to reassess their offerings to US clients.
Notably, Bespoke ended its support for US clients just hours before Blue Guardian’s disclosure.
In an attempt to adapt to these industry changes, proprietary trading firms are considering alternatives to MetaTrader, such as DXtrade, cTrader, and Match-Trade. Blue Guardian has indicated plans to integrate DXtrade by the end of February.
This move is part of a strategic effort to reengage US clients and adjust to the changing regulatory scenario, demonstrating the firm’s proactive approach in navigating these industry upheavals.