Direct Trading Technologies (DTT), a globally regulated financial services provider, has acquired the Superintendencia Financiera De Colombia (SFC) license authorizing the promotion of its products and services, which include 100+ foreign shares listed on the NYSE and NASDAQ markets. The license, granted on December 27, 2022, allows the DTT to open its office in Colombia, reaffirming the company’s commitment to its clients in the country as well as extending the company’s global reach to 12 physical offices worldwide.
As part of the license, DTT will provide traders in Colombia with direct access to the US equity market through DTT Shares, an advanced platform designed to provide the most demanding clients with all the tools for profitable trading.
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With its state-of-the-art technology, world-class charts and indicators, and highly customizable interface, the user-friendly DTT Shares meet the multitude of requirements of every type of trader, from beginner to institutional.
DTT clients in Colombia will additionally get free access to exceptional value-added services, including free webinars as well as free access to DTT Plus, a comprehensive portal with institutional research, daily market analysis, intelligent trading tools, and much more.
We are truly delighted to have acquired the new license in Colombia, and we are looking forward to offering regulated financial services to the residents of the country,
Andrés Gómez, LATAM Regional Manager, Direct Trading Technologies
“A large percentage of brokerage firms in Colombia only provide access to local securities and do not allow clients to openly buy or sell foreign securities directly through a comprehensive system. Through DTT, we aim to give Colombians direct access to the global equity market, enabling them to diversify their investment portfolios internationally and discover new markets through prominent US-based exchanges. Additionally, residents can be sure of high security and transparency standards, as DTT is supervised by the Superintendencia Financiera de Colombia and the trusted partner to more than 80,000 traders worldwide,” Andrés Gómez explained.
Gómez added: “I believe that fintech companies like us are beginning to open up this possibility to a lot of people who previously lacked access to international markets but wished to begin diversifying their investment portfolios. The country will soon benefit from this financial positioning, as there are countless opportunities, as well as new products and markets that will emerge in the future.”
DTT’s primary objective is to invest in its operations and marketing to position its brand in Colombia; this includes hiring local talents, advertising, and taking part in several expos and events across the country, which will help increase DTT’s visibility to showcase their premium products and services to potential clients.
