By Eddah Waithaka
Windsor Brokers, a renowned global investment entity known for its expertise in forex and CFD online trading solutions, has introduced a complimentary data service for its clientele in Kenya. This pioneering endeavor aims to enhance access to international financial markets and curtail trading expenses. It empowers traders by offering them unrestricted daily internet data, facilitating trading activities through the brokerage’s convenient MT4 mobile platform, thereby fostering a dynamic and cost-effective trading experience.
Speaking during the press conference, Martin Ngugi, the CEO of Windsor Brokers Kenya, emphasized that clients can seamlessly execute trades without bearing additional internet charges once their personal data quotas are exhausted. This commitment ensures uninterrupted trading accessibility, empowering users to engage in trading activities without limitations on time or location through the utilization of the complimentary data service.
He observed that the initiative would close the digital gap, guaranteeing that traders, regardless of their whereabouts, enjoy continuous market access, enabling them to seize trading prospects without interruption.
The free data will be accessible solely to Windsor Brokers customers in Kenya utilizing the MetaTrader 4 (MT4) mobile app and subscribed to the telecom provider Safaricom.
“At Windsor Brokers, we believe that financial inclusion is a cornerstone of economic development,” noted Ngugi Windsor Brokers Kenya CEO.
He further mentioned that the company’s initiative for providing free data aims to tackle the obstacles encountered by Kenyan traders, who frequently overlook opportunities due to the exhaustion of their personal mobile data plans.
“We developed this solution to empower the Kenyan youth, who constitute over 80% of the population. They are tech-savvy and continuously seek alternative investment opportunities,” said Windsor Brokers Kenya CEO.
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“Our goal is to grant local traders uninterrupted access to our mobile trading platform, enabling them to make informed decisions based on real-time data, promptly respond to market changes, and optimize their trading strategies for better outcomes all directly on their mobile phones,” he concluded.
Ngugi stated that the company’s complimentary internet data program is a component of its comprehensive strategy to assist traders globally. This is achieved through the utilization of advanced technology and creative solutions to enhance market accessibility.
Kenya’s ascent as a frontrunner in African fintech persists, propelled by the surge in smartphone utilization, accessible internet connectivity, and a progressively financially savvy urban demographic.
