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ZX Capital Markets (ZXCM) reported over $100 billion in global trading volume for 2025, highlighting strong client engagement, technological growth, and expanding market presence in FX and CFDs. This milestone strengthens ZXCM’s competitive position and reflects rising trust in its trading infrastructure.
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ZX Capital Markets (ZXCM) was a Forex- and CFD-focused, multi-asset brokerage that reported global trading volume exceeding $100 billion in 2025. The statement from ZXCM indicates a very high level of client engagement with the company and will also provide further impetus towards the continuing increase in infrastructure growth.
- ZXCM reported approximately $100 billion in total trading volume across its various platforms in the calendar year 2025.
- ZXCM cited factors of increased international client onboarding, improved technology systems, and a focus on transparency in trade execution as a primary driver of their success.
- ZXCM has stated that achieving its $100 billion mark will generate continued client growth and continued trust in the company.
- Growth in Trading Volume: Achieving a $100 billion trading volume in FX/CFD products indicates that both retail and institutional traders have strong participation via ZXCM — a relatively new broker compared to many of its competitors.
- Competitive Landscape: The success ZXCM has achieved at this stage indicates that more brokers are being recognised as serious competitors and becoming more prevalent in the marketplace; therefore, brokers that are currently able to compete with traditional brokers will likely continue to seek and find opportunities for expansion in traditional markets (specifically in MENA and globally).
- Client Trust: The high levels of trading volume on any given platform generally indicate that a strong level of client trust and platform dependability exists; meanwhile, this is a key component when trying to attract retail clients in a fragmented, regulation-heavy environment.
This milestone for ZXCM is not necessarily due to any direct regulatory action either. Nevertheless, it does highlight major trends in market share and scalability within the brokerage model. Brokers that are embracing new technology in a regulatory landscape where laws vary significantly from nation to nation (e.g., FCA exits and the current UAE Capital Adequacy Standards) can leverage their technology and trade execution transparency to continue attracting and retaining clients. Therefore, brokers can further innovate to develop new means of competitive viability, especially in jurisdictions that require oversight, while continuing to provide growth opportunities.
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