Key Insights
- MyFundedFX partners with Blueberry Markets to offer MetaTrader after ThinkMarkets halted US services
- Enables non-US customers to resume MT4 trading; US traders shifted to platform DXtrade
- Working to integrate alternative platforms Match-Trader and cTrader for American customers
SYDNEY (MarketsXplora) – Prop trading firm MyFundedFX has partnered with Australia-based broker Blueberry Markets to offer MetaTrader (MT) platforms for non-U.S. traders after disruption saw prior broker ThinkMarkets halt services for American customers.
In a message on its Discord channel, MyFundedFX said Blueberry is now supporting its MT4 platform globally while it continues blocking U.S. users. The change comes as platform developer MetaQuotes pushed brokers to stop dealing with prop shops relying on white labeled licenses.
ThinkMarkets confirmed directing trading firms last week to cease taking on new U.S. clients and close positions for existing American account holders amid the turmoil.
For U.S. traders, MyFundedFX outlined that regulated platform DXtrade is already available, with alternatives Match-Trader and cTrader due soon to provide choice after it halted domestic MetaTrader access.
“We already have DXTrade, which will also have Tradingview integration and familiarity as well as mobile access. Match Trader and cTrader are on the way as fast as possible, and we will continually explore other opportunities,” MyFundedFX said.
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