Dubai, United Arab Emirates, February 25th, 2026, FinanceWire
The initiative connects performance-based trading with the competitive spirit of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026.

As part of the global broker partnership with the UAE National Cricket Team for the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026, the broker has launched the PowerPlay Challenge competition. The initiative has been running since January 15 and will last until March 8. It combines structured trading objectives with match-day experiences connected to the tournament.
As for the details of this promotion, participants need to complete a series of trading challenges for a chance to win match tickets and a signed jersey from the UAE National Cricket Team. The campaign sets four lucky draws, with the final performance winner to be announced on March 8th, 2026.
This partnership comes as a continuation of its collaboration with the UAE National Cricket Team during the DP World Asia Cup 2025, and it emphasizes the same principles highlighted previously. Through preparation, consistency, and a long-term commitment to excellence, sustainable growth can be achieved.
By integrating defined eligibility criteria, verified performance measurement, and limited-time participation, the initiative underscores STARTRADER’s broader approach to combining market engagement with strategic partnerships in sport.
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As a global broker, STARTRADER holds a client-first approach as its core principle. Regulated in 5 jurisdictions (ASIC, FSA, FSC, FSCA, and CMA), STARTRADER upholds strong governance alongside sustainable growth. STARTRADER’s team comprises dedicated professionals working collaboratively to deliver quality service to its Partners and Clients.
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Janna Magabilen
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