Revolutionary Free Internet Data Service for Kenyan Traders Launched by Windsor Brokers
Global investment firm, Windsor Brokers, has introduced a groundbreaking service for its clients in Kenya, providing complimentary daily internet data to enable seamless trading on the broker’s MT4 mobile platform.
This innovative move is aimed at enhancing accessibility to global financial markets while significantly lowering the cost of online trading, making it a first-of-its-kind initiative in Kenya’s online trading space.
With this new service, Windsor Brokers clients can execute trades on the go without worrying about internet costs, even when their personal data runs out.
The firm’s initiative to offer free internet data ensures that traders across Kenya, regardless of their location, can maintain uninterrupted market access and take advantage of timely trading opportunities.
The free data is available exclusively to clients trading on the MetaTrader 4 (MT4) mobile app and using Safaricom services.
Windsor Brokers Kenya’s CEO, Martin Ngugi, explained that the launch aligns with the firm’s broader mission to enrich the trading experience for its Kenyan
clientele.
“At Windsor Brokers, we understand that financial inclusion drives economic growth,” said Ngugi.
“Our free data initiative solves a key challenge for many Kenyan traders who miss out on crucial opportunities when their mobile data runs out.”
Ngugi further highlighted that the service is especially geared towards empowering Kenya’s youth, who make up more than 80% of the population and are actively exploring new investment options.
“We want to ensure that young traders can access real-time data, quickly react to market shifts, and fine-tune their strategies without interruptions – all from their mobile devices,” Ngugi added.
This free internet data offering is part of Windsor Brokers’ global strategy to integrate innovative technology in its services, ensuring clients have the tools they need to succeed in trading.
By facilitating free market access, Windsor Brokers is contributing to Kenya’s economic development, where the fintech sector’s share of GDP has grown from 2.5% in 2015 to 6% in 2023.
Kenya’s position as a fintech leader in Africa continues to rise, driven by growing smartphone usage, affordable internet access, and an increasingly financially literate urban population.
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