VT Markets Opens Mexico Office

VT Markets has inaugurated a new office in Mexico City, marking a key milestone in the company’s expansion strategy across Latin America and underscoring Mexico’s growing role as a regional hub for online trading services.

The opening represents more than a physical expansion for the global brokerage firm, which this year marks its 10th anniversary. Company executives said the Mexico City office reflects VT Markets’ evolution from a regional broker into an international brand with operations in more than 160 countries.

Vanessa Lara, Business Development Manager, VT Markets, said 2025 is a landmark year for the company after a decade of growth driven by technology, talent development and a focus on accessibility in trading. “This office will be a strategic center for innovation, financial education and closer relationships with clients, partners and local teams,” Lara said during the inauguration event.

VT Markets began building its presence in Latin America four years ago, initially focusing on Mexico and Colombia. While Brazil is one of the region’s largest trading markets, company executives said Mexico has emerged as the firm’s primary operational and growth center in Latin America.

“Colombia is a strong market, but Mexico remains one of the main pillars of trading activity in the region,” said Eduardo Ramos, Senior Market Analyst, VT Markets. He added that the new office demonstrates the company’s long-term commitment to offering localized support and a more personalized client experience.

During the event, VT Markets presented a timeline highlighting its development since its founding in 2015, emphasizing its goal of delivering global trading solutions powered by next-generation technology. The company also reflected on its recent partnership with Maserati in Formula E, which concluded earlier this year, as part of its broader brand and performance strategy.

Company representatives emphasized that broker stability depends on robust technological infrastructure, execution quality and access to institutional liquidity. Ramos said VT Markets operates through data centers connected to global financial hubs, allowing for competitive spreads and reduced slippage, key factors for active traders.

The firm also highlighted protections for its clients, including coverage of up to €20,000 through the Financial Commission and additional protection of up to US$1 million via Lloyd’s of London in the event of extreme scenarios such as insolvency. “Trust is essential. If traders do not trust where their funds are held, they cannot develop solid strategies,” Ramos said.

The Mexico City office is intended to provide direct customer service, immediate support and a physical space for meetings, training sessions and portfolio development. Executives said the location will serve as a long-term base for collaboration with traders and business partners.

The opening ceremony included a ribbon-cutting, recognition awards and a raffle for attendees. VT Markets also teased upcoming announcements related to premium benefits under its VT Club Élite program.

Looking ahead, the company said it will continue investing in customer service, financial education and local infrastructure throughout Latin America, supported by workshops, seminars, market analysis sessions and strategic alliances with local institutions and business networks.