Trading CFDs requires skills, knowledge, and understanding of relevant risks and is not suitable for everyone; Leveraged trading activity involves substantial risk of losing all invested funds within a short time period.
Trading CFDs requires skills, knowledge, and understanding of relevant risks and is not suitable for everyone; Leveraged trading activity involves substantial risk of losing all invested funds within a short time period.
Bafana Bafana, is actually Zulu for “Go Boys!”, and this country absolutely loves their national team footballers.
At Banxso, we love a good football match, and bet that you do too.
We searched far and wide for the perfect team to partner with, a team who supported our vision and who we could get behind.
We decided to partner with Bafana Bafana, and we are pleased to be partnered with this stellar team of champions.
“We have been impressed by Banxso’s ambition and drive to build such a successful business from just a startup, and we see parallels between them and Bafana Bafana in how they strive for success,” said Dr. Danny Jordaan, president of SAFA. “This is a new and innovative chapter for all of us.”
This new partnership with Bafana Bafana demonstrates the company’s rapid growth, and will further help Banxso create awareness of its new brand through strategic branding across the team’s calendar season, content on the South African Football Association (SAFA) website and through activations with customers and fans online and at various events, with a range of exclusive offers and promotions.
Banxso is an award winning, FSCA regulated South African multi-asset brokerage company that focuses on providing financial services such as Zero Commission Stock Trading, Commodities Futures and Currencies Options. Banxso is trusted by savvy investors for its high-tech algorithms and AI-based systems that are custom-designed to give investors expert trading knowledge.
MonkeyBiz is a South African collective of artists that uplifts areas and individuals who have suffered economic depression.
Since the year 2000, we have dedicated our time and passion in economic upliftment in impoverished areas, specifically aimed at women empowerment. We do this through reviving a traditional African artform, which is the craft of beadwork. Through Monkeybiz, we are fortunate enough to have 217 talented bead artists that work with us, as a result of this collaboration, not only are they able to express themselves artistically, they are able to support themselves and their families financially through their art.
