ZFX to delist select Forex pairs from trading platform by July 27
ZFX, a global multi-asset brokerage firm, has announced the removal of several currency pairs from its trading platform. The changes will take effect on July 27, 2025, at 22:00 (GMT+1) and will impact Standard (STD), Cent, and ECN account types.
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In an official notice to clients, the company confirmed that certain currency symbols—previously available in “close-only” or “no trade” status—will be completely removed from the current product offering. This decision is part of ZFX’s broader strategy to streamline its product lineup and enhance operational efficiency.
Affected symbols
For STD and CENT accounts, the following pairs will be removed: EUR/RUB, USD/RUB, GBP/INR, GBP/TRY, INR/JPY, USD/IDR, USD/KRW, USD/TWD
For ECN accounts, the following symbols will be affected: EUR/RUBe, USD/RUBe, GBP/TRYe, USD/KRWe, USD/TWDe
While most of these symbols involve exotic or emerging market currencies, ZFX has emphasized that this update will not impact existing client services or trading activity outside of the listed instruments.
Operational optimization
The broker noted that this move aligns with its ongoing efforts to narrow its product range and boost overall platform performance. By focusing on the most actively traded and liquid assets, ZFX aims to improve efficiency for its global customer base.
“This update is part of our continued efforts to streamline our offerings and improve overall service efficiency,” the company said in its statement.
ZFX has established itself as a provider of a broad range of instruments, spanning currencies, commodities, indices, and cryptocurrencies. The broker reassured clients that all other trading products will remain unaffected, and users can continue to execute trades and manage positions as usual.
Traders are encouraged to review any open positions involving the affected symbols and take appropriate action before July 27. For further assistance, clients may contact ZFX’s customer support team.
As a reminder, ZFX recently launched copper trading on the London Metal Exchange.
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