Equiti Group has partnered with global payments provider
Checkout.com to enhance Equiti Pay’s services and accelerate payment acceptance
rates.

The enhancements complement Equiti’s multi-asset
CFD business, which offers leveraged derivatives on forex, indices,
commodities, shares, and more via platforms including MT4 and MT5. The payment
improvements are designed to support the fintech ecosystem by providing “faster” transaction options.

Equiti Pay Expands Funding and Options

The collaboration enables card deposits, pay-to-card
transfers, and digital wallets such as Apple Pay and Google Pay.

It also
supports cross-border transactions and is expected to improve transaction
speed, reliability, and the range of payment options for both domestic and
international transfers, including high-value and time-sensitive payments.

Equiti Group’s Head of Payments, Gareth Bateman, said the
partnership will “enhance authorisation rates, reduce transaction friction and
optimise payment acceptance for our brokerages and clients.”

Partnership Advances Equiti’s Automated Payment Ecosystem

The partnership combines Checkout.com’s global acquiring and
fraud-prevention technology with Equiti’s trading expertise. According to
Checkout.com, it is intended to support faster funding, smoother withdrawals,
and expanded cross-border capabilities.

Remo Giovanni Abbondandolo, General
Manager, MENA at Checkout.com, added: “At Checkout.com, we are committed to
powering performance through payments… enabling Equiti’s business to grow
faster and serve clients more efficiently.”

The companies said the collaboration establishes a standard
for payment efficiency and automation. It is intended to advance client funding
and money movement while supporting Equiti’s move toward automated payments.

New Platform Expands Equiti’s Trading Capabilities

Separately, Equiti Group has partnered with TraderEvolution
Global as its trading platform provider. The platform introduces technology
that allows the company to add asset classes and improve trade execution across
its international operations.

It connects to multiple global exchanges and
supports different front-end interfaces, allowing Equiti to customise
client-facing platforms without rebuilding core infrastructure. The partnership
is intended to expand the product range and market access for clients while
providing brokers greater flexibility and control.

This article was written by Tareq Sikder at www.financemagnates.com.

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