Bank Frick xPULSE: expansion of spot business
Following the recent expansion of Bank Frick xPULSE, the spot foreign exchange service is now available to Bank Frick clients from 6.00 a. m. CET on Mondays until 10.00 p. m. CET on Fridays. * **
This extension offers greater flexibility and room for manoeuvre on the global foreign exchange market. With the expansion of Bank Frick xPULSE, Bank Frick is responding to the rising demand for continuous trading opportunities. Global markets are becoming more interconnected, and trading volumes remain high around the clock. By expanding Bank Frick xPULSE, we are significantly improving the trading opportunities for our clients.
You can find more information here: Bank Frick xPULSE – Transactions within a heartbeat (bankfrick.li).
* This does not include short-term maintenance work outside of Bank Frick’s business hours (11.00 p. m. – 12.00 a. m. CET) as well as events beyond the control of Bank Frick.
** Not available for the currencies AED and HUF.
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