‘PSX WhatsApp Service’ Launched By PSX Is The First Of Its Kind

(CTN News) – Introducing the PSX WhatsApp service as a way for its capital market customers to be able to access a wide range of information at the click of a button,

Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) has announced that it has introduced an innovative new way for its customers to access a wide range of information on the click of a button.

As part of this exciting offering, customers will be provided with all of the basic information they require regarding investments, and issuances, as well as financial literacy basics such as articles and blogs, My Portfolio virtual trading web app,

Knowledge Center, and details on the market, including market reports, market summaries, daily quotations, daily announcements, and many other options.

With the WhatsApp Service, you are able to access it through an easy and convenient procedure that makes using it extremely simple and convenient.

Users can scan the QR code below by clicking on the QR code or clicking on a link by clicking on the QR code.

Then, they will receive a message saying “Hello” on their WhatsApp message box, which they will need to send in order for the PSX WhatsApp service to begin working.

Farrukh H. Khan, PSX CEO, is excited to introduce the PSX WhatsApp Service for the use and benefit of all stakeholders, including investors, issuers, media, and general investors. He added, “We are excited to introduce the PSX WhatsApp Service for the use and benefit of all stakeholders.”

Whether they are new to the market or are familiar with it, users can use PSX WhatsApp Service to access daily market reports and summaries;

By contacting us for the Investing 101 course offered by PSX, they will be able to learn the ropes of investing; they can also gain knowledge of the Main Board and GEM Boards for listing their company and raising capital; in addition, companies can contact for investor education sessions for their staff members, in addition to several other types of information that can be obtained on this service.”.

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