Retail Brokers Gain Access as Scope Prime Launches Partnership with ZXCM

Scope Prime, a liquidity brand under the Rostro Group, has
launched a Strategic Partnership Programme. The initiative targets
retail-facing brokers with strong local distribution networks. The
Seychelles-based broker ZXCM is the first to join the programme.

Scope provides tools for localized trading

Hadi Zaarour, CEO of ZX Capital Markets, Source: LinkedIn

“The Scope Prime brand – and indeed the entire Rostro Group
of companies – is seen as providing a high quality, innovative set of services,”
Hadi Zaarour, CEO of ZX Capital Markets, commented.

“Our partnership with Daniel and wider the team at Scope
Prime allows us to grow our business quickly whilst leveraging off the wide
array of industry-leading products and services they have built out.”

ZXCM provides institutional
brokerage services and trading infrastructure. Under the partnership, Scope
Prime will offer ZXCM both liquidity and support for client onboarding.

The programme gives selected brokers access to Scope’s
proprietary trading tools and institutional-grade technologies. The aim is to
help partners deliver region-specific services, including localized trading
infrastructure, multilingual support, and tailored product offerings.

Focus on Middle East, Africa, Asia

The initial focus includes markets in the Middle East,
Africa, and Asia. Scope Prime says the programme is part of an effort to
improve access to financial markets. More broker partnerships are expected to
be announced in the second half of 2025.

“As a company with global operations, we know from
first-hand experience that so many clients truly value the relationship they
have with their broker,” Daniel Lawrance, CEO of Scope Prime, said.

“ZXCM’s rapidly growing footprint in North Africa and the
GCC region has made them the ideal launch partner in our Strategic Partnership
Programme, as our liquidity, technology and regulatory capabilities provide the
perfect solution to help them scale quickly.”

Scope Prime, a liquidity brand under the Rostro Group, has
launched a Strategic Partnership Programme. The initiative targets
retail-facing brokers with strong local distribution networks. The
Seychelles-based broker ZXCM is the first to join the programme.

Scope provides tools for localized trading

Hadi Zaarour, CEO of ZX Capital Markets, Source: LinkedIn

“The Scope Prime brand – and indeed the entire Rostro Group
of companies – is seen as providing a high quality, innovative set of services,”
Hadi Zaarour, CEO of ZX Capital Markets, commented.

“Our partnership with Daniel and wider the team at Scope
Prime allows us to grow our business quickly whilst leveraging off the wide
array of industry-leading products and services they have built out.”

ZXCM provides institutional
brokerage services and trading infrastructure. Under the partnership, Scope
Prime will offer ZXCM both liquidity and support for client onboarding.

The programme gives selected brokers access to Scope’s
proprietary trading tools and institutional-grade technologies. The aim is to
help partners deliver region-specific services, including localized trading
infrastructure, multilingual support, and tailored product offerings.

Focus on Middle East, Africa, Asia

The initial focus includes markets in the Middle East,
Africa, and Asia. Scope Prime says the programme is part of an effort to
improve access to financial markets. More broker partnerships are expected to
be announced in the second half of 2025.

“As a company with global operations, we know from
first-hand experience that so many clients truly value the relationship they
have with their broker,” Daniel Lawrance, CEO of Scope Prime, said.

“ZXCM’s rapidly growing footprint in North Africa and the
GCC region has made them the ideal launch partner in our Strategic Partnership
Programme, as our liquidity, technology and regulatory capabilities provide the
perfect solution to help them scale quickly.”

This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.

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