Abstract:A New Zealand based broker, BlackBull Markets is a true ECN, No Dealing Desk brokerage specialising in Forex, CFDs, Commodities, and Fintech solutions for traders globally.

A New Zealand based broker, BlackBull Markets is a true ECN, No Dealing Desk brokerage specialising in Forex, CFDs, Commodities, and Fintech solutions for traders globally.
The broker is thrilled to announce that BlackBull Markets is transitioning from blackbullmarkets.com to blackbull.com as their new website domain, effective from the end of April 2023.
In addition to that, as part of this domain transition, all their business email addresses will also be migrated to blackbull.com. And their support email will transition from support@blackbullmarkets.com to support@blackbull.com
This domain transition is purely aimed at streamlining their online presence and enhancing their brand identity, and it will not affect your ability to access and use the platform, products, or customer support in any way.
As such, you can continue to trade with confidence, knowing that all aspects of their services, including your accounts, trading activities, and investments, will remain unchanged. The broker is taking all necessary measures to ensure a smooth transition, and and their team is readily available to address any questions or concerns you may have. Kindly feel free to contact their customer support team for any assistance.


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