Hantec Markets rebrands website, enhances prime offering

Brokerage group Hantec Markets announced on Thursday that it has rebranded it’s website as part of a swathe of changes planned for the second half of this year.

The new website features a change to the broker’s colour palette and a host of changes to the UX.

Alongside the rebrand, the broker also confirmed that it has enhanced its prime offering via improvements to its premium support offering.

In a statement, the brokerage group said it is also working on a number of improvements to its current offering, which will be rolled out by the close of 2024.

That includes a new reward and commission structure for affiliates and introducing brokers, alongside several improvements to the broker’s trading platforms and product offering, including Hantec Social, MAM &
PAMM offerings, and the Hantec Mobile app.

These product developments build on several changes at Hantec Markets so far in 2024, including product launches with a prop offering and pairs trading, as well as the recent onboarding of executive Raj Naik as Global Head of Marketing.

“At Hantec Markets, we continually strive to enhance our trading services to meet the evolving needs of our
clients,” said Nader Nurmohamed, Chief Operating Officer at Hantec Markets.

“Our recent technological innovations, including Hantec Social, MAM & PAMM offerings, and our Hantec Mobile app, demonstrate our dedication to providing state-of-the-art tools and features. These advancements ensure that our clients have access to the most efficient and reliable trading experiences available in the market today.”

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