ATFX Group has received two awards at the FinanceFeeds Awards 2025, recognising its performance in both retail and institutional trading segments.
The group was named Broker of the Year, while its institutional arm, ATFX Connect, was recognised as Outstanding FX Liquidity Provider.
The Broker of the Year award highlights ATFX’s retail operations, which focus on trade execution, platform reliability, and client services.
During 2025, the company reported continued growth across multiple regions, including Europe, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), Asia-Pacific (APAC), Africa, and Latin America. According to the Group, cumulative trading volume exceeded $2.3479tn during the first three quarters of the year.
ATFX stated that ongoing investment in trading technology, client education, and customer support contributed to its retail performance and market expansion.
On the institutional side, ATFX Connect was recognised for its role as a foreign exchange liquidity provider. The division offers Prime of Prime services, sourcing liquidity from a range of Tier 1 banks and non-bank liquidity providers.
The company said recent enhancements to liquidity partnerships and service infrastructure have supported its institutional offering, allowing it to provide flexible and transparent liquidity solutions to professional clients.
Commenting on the awards, Joe Li, Chairman of ATFX Group, said: “Receiving these two honours is an important recognition of the effort our global team puts in every day, both on the retail and institutional side.
“Our goal has always been to deliver a trading experience that is transparent, innovative, and built on trust. These achievements reflect the confidence that our clients place in us and our continued commitment to raising the standard across both retail and institutional markets.”
The awards mark a notable year for ATFX Group as it continues to expand its global footprint across both market segments. The company said it remains focused on innovation, regulatory compliance, and service quality as part of its longer-term growth strategy.
