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Abstract:Capital.com has reported a notable increase in trading volumes in the first quarter of 2025, coinciding with a key leadership transition within the company. Dana Massey, the firm’s Chief Product & Technology Officer, has announced his departure after nearly three years in various senior roles.
Capital.com has reported a notable increase in trading volumes in the first quarter of 2025, coinciding with a key leadership transition within the company. Dana Massey, the firms Chief Product & Technology Officer, has announced his departure after nearly three years in various senior roles.
Massey joined Capital.com in May 2022, initially serving as Chief Product & Marketing Officer. He later expanded his remit to include technology. During his tenure, he led teams focused on improving the client journey across multiple touchpoints, from marketing to platform engagement. His previous experience includes senior product and leadership roles at WorldRemit and King, where he was involved in consumer applications and mobile game development. Massey has indicated plans to take a break from work but has not disclosed details about his future role or timeline for returning to the industry.
Meanwhile, Capital.com reported $656 billion in client trading volume in Q1 2025, representing an 11 per cent increase compared to the previous quarter. The company attributed the growth to elevated market volatility, macroeconomic uncertainty, and renewed trading interest in major instruments such as the Nasdaq 100 Index and gold.
Geographically, 53 per cent of Q1 trading volume came from the Middle East, followed by 24 per cent from Europe. The firm also reported a year-on-year trading volume increase of nearly 95 per cent and a 23 per cent quarter-on-quarter rise in the number of trades executed, totalling 48 million. According to the company, trade execution occurred in as little as 0.024 seconds, and 91 per cent of client withdrawals were processed within five minutes.
Capital.com has also reported strong user growth, with over 800,000 new accounts opened during the quarter. These figures follow a 2024 performance in which the company recorded total trading volumes of over $1.7 trillion.
The company continues to expand globally and now employs more than 1,000 people. It has announced plans to recruit an additional 200 technology and engineering professionals across Europe, the Middle East, and Australia.
Capital.com is owned by Viktor Prokopenya through VP Capital. In a separate development earlier this year, Prokopenya sold his stake in the cryptocurrency trading platform Currency.com to a group of investors represented by CXNEST Ltd, which has assumed full control of the platform.
As the company moves forward, it remains to be seen how recent changes in its leadership team and global strategy will shape its next phase of development.
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