Foreign Exchange Dealers Coalition - Worldwide Leaders in Technology

Worldwide Leaders in Technology

The retail forex market has thrived since its inception. The entrepreneurial members of the FXDC that began this industry have continued to push each other and push the envelope, expanding their reach to more than 140 countries to compete and excel in the global marketplace. This very competition has benefited individuals in service and value as market technology rapidly evolves to provide traders with the latest equipment and tools for online trading.

The leading forex companies have become global leaders; the dominant players in the forex market are based in the United States. These companies took the age-old process of on-exchange trading and shaped it into something new. The fast-paced nature of the industry has led to rapid innovations in technology; customers can now monitor and trade the markets 24 hours a day while placing orders almost instantly with sophisticated desktop trading software, from any computer via a web browser, or even from their mobile phones.

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