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TopFX has launched a new range of synthetic indices aimed at traders in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. The multi-asset broker said the move was based on feedback from both regional and global clients looking for greater flexibility and a more localised trading experience.
Synthetic indices are simulated instruments designed to replicate the movements of financial markets through mathematical algorithms. Unlike traditional assets, they can be traded 24 hours a day, seven days a week, without being influenced by real-world events or market hours.
The new product line includes eight synthetic assets, structured to provide opportunities for advanced trading strategies such as scalping and volatility-based trading.
"What sets this launch apart is its strong regional alignment. We conducted in-depth research, which revealed that 73% of our traders are most active during non-traditional trading hours, and 68% value Arabic-language support. We also discovered that trading volume increases fivefold on weekends in the region, and that's exactly when our synthetic products come into play."
— Omar Al-Janabi, Head of MENA Division at TopFX
As part of the launch, TopFX has also introduced several service enhancements. These include institutional-grade execution via the cTrader platform, ultra-low spreads, and a transparent pricing model.
The broker is expanding its regional support with Arabic-speaking services available 24/7, alongside free Arabic-language masterclasses, regional seminars, and risk-focused educational material tailored for local traders.
"This launch is more than a product release—it represents a cultural and strategic shift. We are not merely providing access to synthetic indices but rather delivering a complete ecosystem built around empowerment, education, and regional respect. By focusing on the habits, language, and goals of MENA traders, TopFX aims to position itself as a partner, not just a platform."
— Omar Al-Janabi, Head of MENA Division at TopFX
The new synthetic indices can be viewed here in English or Arabic.
