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Meet Rise: HackerNoon Company of the Week

Meet Rise, INGOT Group’s trading app, featuring one-tap market strategies, first-trade protection, and access to more than 1,000 financial assets.

Meet Rise: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon shines the spotlight on Rise, a trading app developed by INGOT Group specifically for a new generation of traders. The app is designed to streamline the trading process, enabling users to move from idea to open position in just a few steps. Rise offers features like first-trade protection and one-tap multi-trade strategies to enhance the trading experience.

INGOT Group, the parent company of Rise, has been a global brokerage company for 20 years. To commemorate this milestone, Rise was launched in the Middle East, North Africa, and Latin America. As a welcome offer to new users, the app provides a refund of up to $100 if their first trade results in a loss. Additionally, Rise grants users access to over 1,000 financial assets for trading.

One of Rise's newest features is called Rise Moments. This functionality allows users to invest in significant market trends with a single tap. The process begins with a question about the direction of the market, the app then groups all the relevant investments related to that idea, and the user can open them all simultaneously. To make a trade, the user simply selects a trend, reads the reasoning behind it, determines the amount of money to invest, and can adjust the list of investments if desired.

Once the trade is completed, the user is fully responsible for managing it, and all standard investment risks still apply. HackerNoon has partnered with Rise through its Business Blogging Program, where Rise has shared insights on its products and the considerations traders should have when choosing platforms and managing risks. Some of Rise's highlights can be found in the articles listed below.

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