The organization will automatically update the credentials and notify users as soon as they are ready. To help users through the transition, a comprehensive guide detailing the procedures to be followed after integration will be made available.

The proprietary trading company Instant Funding had already disclosed its intention to switch to DXtrade on Tuesday. The change will take place on March 13. Users of Instant Funding have been reassured by the company that the switch will be easy and that thorough testing has been done to guarantee a smooth transfer to the new platform. "We have been extensively testing the platform to ensure a seamless upgrade. The good news is that it's really easy to start trading again," Instant Funding said in a statement.

The company went on to say that users don't have to be concerned about their account information. When they are available on the dashboard, Instant Funding will automatically update account credentials and send users an email to let them know. Users only need to use the updated login credentials to access DXtrade and continue trading. Instant Funding promised to provide a comprehensive guide the day after the integration is finished in order to assist users with the transition. The purpose of this guide is to offer users thorough assistance when navigating the new platform.

Prior to this, Instant Funding posted updates on social media about the changes made as a result of their partner broker ThinkMarkets' decision to stop offering services to US clients as of February 23. This complies with an instruction from the present trading platform supplier for Instant Funding. Although traders might be concerned, Instant Funding has reassured them that precautions are being taken to reduce any inconveniences. With an intention to move US and international traders to DXtrade within three weeks while maintaining active accounts, they intend to introduce DXtrade as an alternate platform.

ThinkMarkets' action is in line with a trend of US client restrictions from companies like as Purple Trading and Blackbull, as well as rumours regarding Eightcap. These actions might be motivated by alleged pressure from MetaQuotes. Reports indicate an instruction to cease services to US traders, although this has not been confirmed. Similar limitations have been imposed by The5ers and FTMO, among other businesses.