Exness Team Pro welcomes African trader Nathan Halaba

Exness, the global multi-asset retail broker, has added Nathan Halaba to Exness Team Pro, its network of experienced traders who share market expertise and advocate disciplined trading. Halaba, based in Sub-Saharan Africa, is a trader, educator and content creator with more than seven years of experience.

Halaba is best known for founding Forex Supremes, an education platform focused on moving traders away from short-term thinking and toward a structured approach built on discipline, risk management and consistency. His own trading career began with expectations of quick success, but he says he later learned that long-term progress depends on controlling risk rather than chasing opportunity. He summarises his philosophy as "discipline creates longevity."

Through online content, live streams and in-person community sessions, Halaba has built a following by making trading education practical and accessible. His material emphasises process, psychology and routines that help traders avoid overtrading, revenge trading and unrealistic expectations.

Jorge Iglesias Botas, Exness Senior Influencer Marketing Manager, said Halaba represents the kind of voice Exness wants in Team Pro. "He is not only an experienced trader, but someone who understands the responsibility that comes with influence," Botas said. "His focus on discipline, education, and sustainable growth reflects the values we want to support in trading communities across Africa."

Halaba said joining the network carries responsibility because traders trust the people they follow. He said he tested Exness' platform himself, including execution, spreads and withdrawals, before agreeing to work with the broker. "I wanted my decision to be based on experience, not promises," he said. He also highlighted the reliability of the trading environment and Exness' support for traders, which he said lets him focus on helping African traders build discipline and treat trading as a long-term career.

The appointment strengthens Exness' presence in Africa, where retail trading interest is growing alongside demand for responsible education and trusted market access. Exness, founded in 2008, says it focuses on technology, transparency and long-term partnerships.