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UAE's Epic Markets raises $10 million pre-Seed round

UAE-based fintech Epic Markets has raised $10 million in a pre-Seed funding round from Karatage, the round's sole investor, to develop a multi-asset brokerage platform for retail investors. Founded in 2026 by Kevin Kimmel and Brian Seegers, Epic Markets is building a brokerage platform that brings institutional-grade trade execution and professional trading infrastructure to individual investors…

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Epic Markets, a fintech company based in the UAE, has successfully secured a $10 million pre-Seed investment led by Karatage. This funding round will be directed towards the development of a multi-asset brokerage platform, aiming to provide retail investors with the same level of trade execution and professional infrastructure typically reserved for institutional clients.

Epic Markets was established in 2026 by Kevin Kimmel and Brian Seegers. The company's primary objective is to bridge the gap between the trading experiences of institutional and retail investors by delivering a platform that offers advanced trading capabilities across a variety of asset classes. The recently raised capital will be primarily used for accelerating product development and strengthening the platform's technology offering, with the ultimate goal of expanding its reach once launched.

Karatage's investment marks Epic Markets' first disclosed funding and represents the company's first significant financial backing, indicating strong investor confidence in its vision to modernize the retail trading experience. The company's platform is designed to significantly improve trade execution through sophisticated technical capabilities, coupled with integrated multi-asset functionality, setting a new standard in brokerage infrastructure for individual investors.

As retail investment continues to grow globally, Epic Markets is strategically positioned to provide a level of trading service typically only accessible to institutions, thus catering to the evolving needs of the retail investment community.

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