Douglas, Isla of Man (PRWEB UK) 1 August 2013 -- This week has seen MarketsWorld, the licensed and regulated Binary Options platform, introduce a series of improvements for customers to enjoy, with the most important development being the introduction of a mobile friendly version of their platform.
Bruce MacLean, MarketsWorld PR Manager confirms the news, “This latest development enables all of our customers to use the MarketsWorld platform effectively on any mobile device without having to download any software or mobile application. This follows our philosophy in providing a simple no nonsense approach to Binary Options. The platform is now able to be used on Android, iOS, Windows & Blackberry operating systems as well as iPads and other tablet devices; opening up the mobile market to customers on the move”.
This development is not the only improvement that has been launched this week. Indeed there have been significant changes to the look and feel of the binary options user interface with tweaks to how information is presented.
MacLean explains, “MarketsWorld invests heavily in the data feeds it receives for the platform and we therefore want to make sure that this data is presented in such a way that our customers get the most value out of it. We feel the amendments launched this week really help to achieve this. Many people use and refer back to free charting however, this can be inaccurate and not in real time which effectively skews their judgement. MarketsWorld obviously has to rely on expensive real time data only and we feel these changes coupled with the new interactive charting introduced earlier this year provides much if not all the information our customers require to make a call.”
2013 clearly is a busy year for the regulated and licensed Binary Options platform and with news that 60 second binary options and new assets are due to be launched, clearly development is moving at a rapid pace.
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Holly Meade, Markets World, https://marketsworld.com, 01624 679022, [email protected]
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