UAE Power REPRESENTS Global Trading Boom as capital.com Volumes Poar to $1.5TN
The UAE has strengthened its position as a Global Fintech and Electronic Fintech Leader, according to a new analysis paper published jointly by Hople e-trading platform capter.com and Adces Firm APCO.
The discovery was revealed during an event in Abu Dhabi Finance Week attended by Dr. Thani Bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi, Minister of Foreign Trade.
lesson, “A New Trading Pit: Access, New Recognition and Prominence Sparks E-Trading in Mena,” Formally analyzed trading data entered from 62,850 active traders who killed 85.5m traders over a two-year period.
The report confirms that the rapid growth of electronic sales in the Middle East – including the UAE – is driven by a generation of multi-seller.
Capital.com in UAE
The white papers note that following Cound.com’s licenses through the UAE Securities and Commodities Authority in April 2024, the Maild East Region in the region – led by the UAE – has become the fastest growing area, now representing more than half of its global trading volume.
Capital.com’s Trading volumes reached $1.5TN in the first quarter of 2025, up 42.5 percent from the second quarter of 2024.
The trading volumes they read reached $804.1bn, an increase of 53.3 percent over the same period, with the UAE alone with $576.5bn, strengthening the country’s position as Fintech and digital commerce.
Dr. Thani Bin Ahmed al Zeyoudi said that the strong performance of the sector shows the UAE’s commitment to building a digital economy, which is oriented towards infrastructure, progressive legislation and financial awareness.
These things, he noted, enable many people to participate with confidence and responsibility in the financial opportunities in the world and the new markets that arise from adoption.
Capital growth.com
Viktor Prokopenya, the founder of Capital.com, said that the Middle East is going through a defining period in its financial development, especially in the UAE, where digital currency is reshaping the way people trade and invest wealth.
The study revealed that 86 percent of marketers in the region are between the ages of 18 and 44 years old, with millennials representing 55 percent of active users.
University-educated retailers make up 64 percent of the regional base, compared to 39 percent in Europe.
Income levels are high as well, with the number of people earning more than $200,000 annually four times that of Europe.
The district recorded a high share of customers with savings exceeding redovation every two years.
Learning-by-doing is another defining factor: 45 percent of traders start their digital trading journey using demo accounts, compared to 32 percent in Europe, highlighting the growing desire for financial education and hands-on learning.
Commercial law
Mamoon S Bebeih, President of APCO Middle East and North Africa, said the Boom in e-commerce – especially in the UAE – especially in the UAE – emphasizes the importance of reliable markets in digital markets.
Tarik Chebib, CEO of Capital East and North Africa, said that uncontrolled courage can turn into overconfidence, noting that risk management remains the biggest gap.
