ThinkMarkets simplifies Middle East funding with Mashreq Bank
ThinkMarkets, the global multi-asset trading platform, has introduced a new funding method designed to simplify deposits for traders in Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. Clients in these regions can now transfer funds directly via a Mashreq Bank IBAN, eliminating conversion fees and making account funding faster and more cost-effective.
- Chosen by 1 600+ local traders in the last 3 months.
- Traders earn on average 12% more per month vs other brokers.
The company emphasized that this initiative reflects its ongoing commitment to delivering localized solutions that enhance customer experience. By integrating Mashreq Bank into its network, ThinkMarkets ensures smooth deposit processing, allowing traders to focus on market opportunities rather than administrative hurdles.
Zero fees on deposits
One of the key advantages of the new method is the absence of deposit fees. Whether traders are funding small accounts or larger portfolios, every amount deposited through Mashreq Bank is fully credited to their trading balance. This approach increases cost transparency and strengthens ThinkMarkets’ appeal in a region where competitive trading conditions are in high demand.
How it works
Clients can access the service through ThinkPortal, the company’s online account hub. In the “Funding” section, they need to select “Deposit” and choose Mashreq Bank as their preferred payment method. Once confirmed, the deposit is instantly credited to the trading account, ensuring convenience and speed.
Flexibility for regional clients
As the Middle East continues to emerge as a fast-growing hub for financial services and retail trading, expanding payment options highlights ThinkMarkets strategy of tailoring services to regional needs. The new feature not only lowers barriers for existing clients but also makes the broker more attractive to new traders seeking localized solutions.
The update is already live, and users can begin funding their accounts via Mashreq Bank immediately. The company noted that this step is part of a broader effort to increase flexibility and strengthen its competitive edge in the global brokerage industry.
Amid rising competition, such payment innovations enhance accessibility, build trust, and reinforce brokers’ positions in rapidly growing markets.
Earlier, ThinkMarkets added Solana and Solana USDT as new payment options.
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