New York, USA / Timesnewswire / 15 September 2026 – When activewear meets the healing power of spa, an experience of quiet-luxury athleisure aesthetics unfolds at Spa Castle TX in Texas. In September, the U.S. activewear trend is shifting toward a full-scenario healthy lifestyle. PINSPARK appeared at the Spa Castle TX grand opening event with its signature activewear set, using immersive try-ons to break down the boundary between professional fitness and everyday leisure, extending the ease of the yoga studio into more moments of life.
A Touch of Lilac Becomes the Visual Focal Point
Stepping into the Spa Castle TX event, the PINSPARK purple activewear set available for try-on became the center of attention. With romantic, healing lilac as its main tone, the set is gentle and fresh, echoing urban women’s desire for relaxation. It breaks away from the dull colors of traditional workout wear: it can be worn as professional attire for yoga class, styled with a jacket for going straight out, or worn lightly and pressure-free during spa breaks—true versatility in one set.
Professional Fabric and Fit Make Every Stretch Feel Effortless
The top sports bra is made from a lightweight, high-stretch blend featuring 75% nylon, making it light and breathable. The high neckline and U-shaped open back design accentuate elegant back lines, while built-in removable pads fit A to D cups, allowing every stretch in Pilates and meditation to feel free and easy.
The bottom is paired with 2-in-1 high-waisted running shorts. The four-way stretch fabric, made of 92% polyester and 8% spandex, delivers a buttery-soft, second-skin feel. The 3-inch-wide high waistband and high side slits create a seamless, flattering effect around the waist and abdomen while visually elongating the legs. Built-in liner shorts and side pockets keep your phone and keys within reach, making a stroll by the spa pool or a light outing look effortlessly stylish.
From Yoga to Spa: Versatile Dressing for All Scenarios
In the warm, healing atmosphere of Spa Castle TX, guests touched the fabrics firsthand and felt their skin-friendly, dry-touch comfort. They also saw how PINSPARK blends professional athletic performance with soft fashion aesthetics. Comfort and good looks don’t have to be an either-or choice; a healthy lifestyle can begin with an outfit that is within easy reach. Whether for yoga stretching, jogging, or leisurely strolling at the spa, this lilac set adapts effortlessly, making it a choice in contemporary women’s activewear wardrobes that offers both atmosphere and practicality.
Say goodbye to dullness and embrace healing. This September, let PINSPARK write an elegant footnote for your healthy lifestyle. No need for a high budget—log in to PINSPARK’s official online store and wear this ease and freedom into your everyday life.
New York, USA / Timesnewswire / 15 September 2026 – The autumn breeze stirs, awakening not only a change of season but also a sense of elevated beauty waiting to be released from the wardrobe. This September, as “Quiet Luxury” and “mature feminine power” become the season’s most unmissable fashion trends, Zeagoo officially kicks off its 13th anniversary brand. Under the name “13th Anniversary: It’s Not Too Late,” it extends an invitation from deep within the world of fashion to all women who have weathered the years yet still shine brightly.
Refreshing a Wardrobe of Quality: Quiet Luxury Pieces Interpret Mature Composure
Time may leave marks on the calendar, but it should never define your charm. Just like the widely admired fashion icon Maye Musk, the true confidence of mature women lies in calm self-acceptance and a continued exploration of style. This new autumn, it is time to redefine your own wardrobe and, with visually striking pieces, complete a stunning transformation of elegance and confidence.
This season, Zeagoo proudly presents two elevated, versatile wardrobe heroes. First up is the bow-neck chiffon long-sleeve shirt. Made from 100% premium chiffon, it offers an impeccable lightweight drape. The interplay of polka dots and a V-neck design, along with a delicate bow at the neckline, subtly softens the sharpness of office wear. Whether paired with high-waisted tailored trousers for a polished commuting look or worn with cuffs gently rolled up for an autumn afternoon date, it lets you radiate effortless French elegance wherever you go.
If you are looking for a refined piece that wraps you in warmth, the classic crewneck long-sleeve sweater is the best choice. Its deep, rich dark purple hue, combined with the ultimate softness and stretch of 100% viscose, feels skin-friendly and breathable like a second skin. The classic crewneck and subtle textured knit details perfectly capture this season’s hottest “Quiet Luxury” mood. Worn alone, it reveals a laid-back, relaxed feel; layered under a trench coat or blazer, it instantly elevates the style for both professional and social settings.
Thirteen Years of Style Together: Elegance Is Never Too Late
After 13 years of refinement, Zeagoo has witnessed countless women’s style transformations and better understands the composure mature women gain after life’s many journeys. Elegance is never limited by age; the patina of time is the most sophisticated filter. This autumn, Zeagoo encourages every woman to start with a brand-new wardrobe, reclaim the relaxed confidence of being fearless of time, and turn “It’s Not Too Late” into the confidence behind everyday dressing.
Zeagoo’s 13th anniversary celebration is about to begin. Ready to reinvent your wardrobe? Break age boundaries with Zeagoo and unlock an elevated style that is all your own.
Gary, IN 46402, United States, 16th Sep 2026 – Promax Pogo Pin, a trusted manufacturer of pogo pins, spring-loaded connectors, and magnetic connectors, has announced details of its coaxial pogo pin solutions for high-frequency connector applications. The announcement outlines the company’s approach to producing coaxial pogo pins for equipment that requires stable signal transmission at higher frequencies than standard spring-loaded connectors are typically designed to handle.
Promax Pogo Pin manufactures connectors for industries including consumer electronics, aerospace, and medical devices, with more than 15 years of experience in the pogo pin and spring-loaded connector sector. The company’s coaxial pogo pin line is intended for applications such as radio frequency testing, high-speed data transmission, and other use cases where impedance control and shielding are required in addition to the mechanical spring-loaded contact function of a standard pogo pin.
A coaxial pogo pin combines a spring-loaded center contact with a surrounding shield structure, designed to maintain a controlled impedance path and reduce signal loss or interference compared to a standard, unshielded pogo pin. Promax Pogo Pin’s manufacturing process for coaxial pogo pins includes material selection, shield construction, and testing steps intended to verify that finished connectors meet the electrical and mechanical specifications provided by the client. The company noted that shielding and plating choices are typically matched to the frequency range and signal type of the client’s application rather than applied as a single standard configuration.
Testing applied to coaxial pogo pins can include impedance verification, continuity checks under compression, and plating and shield inspection, depending on the client’s specifications. Promax Pogo Pin said these steps are incorporated into its production process for coaxial orders in addition to the general quality checks applied to its standard pogo pin and connector production. The company noted that spring travel and contact force are also reviewed as part of this process, since a coaxial pin’s electrical performance can be affected by the same mechanical wear factors that apply to a standard spring-loaded connector over repeated use.
“A coaxial pogo pin has to hold its electrical performance under repeated compression cycles, not just make contact reliably like a standard pogo pin,” said Gavin, Manager at Promax Pogo Pin. “The company works with clients to match the pin’s shielding, plating, and spring travel to the frequency range and mechanical requirements of their specific application.”
Promax Pogo Pin offers customizable coaxial pogo pin configurations alongside its standard pogo pin, spring-loaded connector, and magnetic connector product lines, allowing clients to specify dimensions, plating, and electrical characteristics based on their equipment design. The company said its manufacturing operations are built around customizable solutions and competitive pricing, with production carried out under internationally certified quality standards. This approach is applied across the company’s served industries, including consumer electronics, aerospace, and medical devices, where connector reliability and signal integrity requirements differ by application.
“The plan going forward is to keep expanding the range of coaxial pogo pin configurations available to clients working with higher-frequency designs,” Gavin said. “Promax Pogo Pin expects demand for shielded, high-frequency connector solutions to keep growing as more equipment requires stable signal performance in a compact connector footprint.”
Promax Pogo Pin is a manufacturer of pogo pins, spring-loaded connectors, and magnetic connectors based in Gary, Indiana, with more than 15 years of experience serving the consumer electronics, aerospace, and medical device industries. The company provides customizable connector solutions manufactured under internationally certified quality standards. The announcement regarding its coaxial pogo pin solutions reflects the company’s ongoing work supplying connector products for high-frequency applications.
For additional information about coaxial pogo pin options and related industry developments, contact Promax Pogo Pin at 480 Jackson St, Gary, IN 46402, USA. Inquiries regarding the company’s products, services, and equipment can be directed to (765) 705-7361 or by email at tonyhoo@promaxpogopin.com.
BANGKOK, Thailand- Gold remains one of the most actively followed markets in 2026, with XAU/USD attracting traders looking for exposure to movements in the price of gold without necessarily owning the physical metal.
Choosing a platform for trading XAU/USD, however, involves more than finding the lowest advertised spread.
Trading costs can change depending on the account structure. Execution conditions can become more important during volatile markets. Leverage and margin requirements may differ between regulatory entities. Even products carrying similar XAU/USD labels can have different contract specifications or trading schedules.
A more complete comparison therefore considers total trading costs, execution quality, regulation, leverage and margin, account structure, contract specifications, trading platforms, trading hours, copy trading, withdrawals and risk-management tools together.
Different platforms can also be useful examples of how these factors work in practice. Some emphasise raw-style pricing and active trading, others provide broader platform ecosystems or stronger risk-management features, while newer products are extending access to gold beyond the conventional trading week.
Here are the main factors to consider when comparing XAU/USD trading platforms in 2026.
1. XAU/USD Spreads and Total Trading Costs
The lowest advertised XAU/USD spread is not necessarily the lowest trading cost.
A spread represents the difference between the bid and ask prices, but it may only be one component of what a trader ultimately pays.
Total trading cost = spread + commission + realised slippage + overnight financing + other applicable charges
This distinction becomes particularly important when comparing Standard and Raw-style accounts. Standard accounts commonly incorporate more of the transaction cost into the spread. Raw-style accounts may quote tighter variable spreads while charging a separate commission.
Vantage provides one practical example of this distinction. Its Standard STP account does not charge a separate trading commission on the standard pricing structure, while its Raw ECN account separates raw-style spreads from commission. Vantage’s current commission schedule lists USD 3 per lot per side for a USD-denominated Raw ECN account and USD 6 round turn per lot for precious metals. Its Raw ECN account page also advertises spreads from 0.0 pips on major FX pairs, subject to market conditions. These figures illustrate why traders should compare the combined spread and commission rather than treating a minimum spread as the total cost of a trade.
Holding period matters as well. For a trader opening and closing multiple XAU/USD positions within the same trading day, spread, commission and slippage can account for much of the direct transaction cost. For positions held for several days, overnight financing may become increasingly important and can outweigh a relatively small difference in the opening spread.
The most useful cost comparison is therefore based on the all-in cost of the trading strategy, not a single advertised number.
2. Execution Quality, Liquidity and Slippage
Gold can move rapidly around inflation releases, employment reports, central-bank decisions and geopolitical events.
During these periods, the price visible when an order is submitted may differ from the price at which it is ultimately executed. This difference is commonly referred to as slippage.
Execution quality should therefore be considered alongside spreads.
Pepperstone provides an example of a platform that publishes execution-related information. Its current official trading pages state execution speeds from 50 milliseconds and a 99.32% fill rate. Such metrics can be useful because they give traders additional factors to examine beyond the minimum quoted spread.
However, an execution-speed figure should not be interpreted as a guarantee that every XAU/USD order will be filled at a particular price. Market liquidity, order size, volatility and the type of order being submitted can all influence the final result.
For traders who place a high number of XAU/USD trades, realised execution data may be more useful than marketing claims. They can compare the requested price with the filled price and record positive and negative slippage over a meaningful sample of trades.
The relevant question is therefore not simply, “How fast is the platform?” It is, “What price am I actually receiving after spread, commission and slippage?”
3. Regulation and Reliability
Regulation is another area where simple brand-level comparisons can be misleading.
International trading platforms may operate through several legal entities in different jurisdictions. The conditions applying to a trader can depend on which entity actually holds the account. This may affect leverage limits, margin requirements, available products, client-money arrangements, negative balance protection and dispute procedures.
IG illustrates a different type of platform proposition in this respect. Its gold offering is supported by a broader trading infrastructure and risk-management framework, including guaranteed-stop functionality on eligible products and accounts under applicable conditions.
The wider lesson is more important than the individual brand. Instead of asking only, “Is this broker regulated?”, traders should ask, “Which legal entity will hold my account, who regulates that entity, and which protections apply to me?”
A global brand name alone does not determine the conditions or regulatory protections attached to every account.
4. Leverage and Margin Requirements
Maximum leverage is often one of the most visible numbers on a CFD platform, but higher leverage does not automatically make a platform better.
Leverage determines how much margin is required to control a given amount of market exposure. For example, controlling $100,000 of gold exposure at 1:20 leverage would theoretically require approximately $5,000 of initial margin. At 1:100, the theoretical requirement would fall to around $1,000. At 1:500, it would fall to around $200. The underlying $100,000 exposure has not changed.
Eightcap provides a useful illustration of how jurisdiction can affect this calculation. Its current XAU/USD specification page for Eightcap Global Limited lists leverage up to 1:500, while its UK XAU/USD page lists leverage up to 1:20 for an FCA account. The difference does not mean that one version is automatically better; it demonstrates how trading conditions can vary by entity.
This is why a single statement such as “this platform offers leverage up to 1:500” does not necessarily describe the conditions available to every trader.
Actual leverage can depend on the legal entity, client classification, account conditions, position size and instrument. For XAU/USD traders, margin should therefore be considered together with position sizing and risk rather than treated simply as a feature to maximise.
5. Account Types and Pricing Models
Account structure has a direct relationship with trading costs.
A Standard-style account generally uses a spread-based pricing model that can be easier to understand because much of the transaction cost is reflected directly in the bid-ask spread. Raw-style accounts typically separate the pricing components: the quoted spread may be tighter, but commission can be charged separately.
IC Markets is an example of a platform strongly associated with Raw Spread pricing and automated trading workflows. Its official materials describe Raw Spread accounts and support for MetaTrader and cTrader environments, including algorithmic trading tools.
But a Raw account is not automatically cheaper for every trader.
The appropriate comparison is average spread + round-turn commission + realised slippage, rather than minimum Raw spread versus Standard spread. Trade frequency, typical position size and holding period can materially change which pricing structure is more suitable.
6. XAU/USD Contract Specifications
Two platforms can both display “XAU/USD” while using trading specifications that are not completely identical.
Contract size is particularly important. A common conventional XAU/USD CFD structure uses 100 troy ounces for one standard lot. Current XAU/USD specifications from providers such as Eightcap and OANDA show 100-ounce contract or MetaTrader lot structures for the relevant products.
Under a 100-ounce structure, 0.10 lot represents approximately 10 ounces and 0.01 lot represents approximately one ounce. If gold moves by $1 per ounce, a 100-ounce position changes in value by approximately $100 before considering other trading costs.
Traders should therefore check more than the instrument name. Important specifications can include contract size, minimum trade size, maximum position size, tick size, margin requirements, trading hours and any position-dependent leverage tiers.
This becomes particularly important when comparing conventional XAU/USD with newer or extended-hours gold products, because the word “gold” does not mean the contract structure is necessarily identical.
7. MT4, MT5, TradingView and Mobile Trading
Platform selection depends heavily on trading workflow.
MetaTrader 4 remains widely used for established Expert Advisors and familiar FX/CFD trading workflows. MetaTrader 5 provides a newer multi-asset environment with additional functionality. TradingView appeals to traders who place greater emphasis on browser-based charting, technical analysis and a familiar visual interface. Other traders may prefer cTrader or a provider’s proprietary web and mobile applications.
Pepperstone illustrates the multi-platform approach, with current official materials listing MT4, MT5, TradingView, cTrader and its native platform and app.
Vantage provides another example. Its current trading-platform pages list Vantage App, Vantage Web Trading, MT4, MT5, TradingView and copy-trading access.
The number of platforms alone should not determine the choice. A trader using automated strategies may care more about EA compatibility, execution and VPS connectivity. A discretionary technical trader may place greater weight on TradingView integration. Someone who trades primarily from a phone may care more about order management and mobile usability.
The most useful platform is therefore the one that fits the trader’s actual workflow.
8. Trading Hours and 24/7 Gold Access
Conventional XAU/USD CFDs generally trade close to 24 hours during the working week, although daily maintenance or rollover breaks may apply. Weekend access has traditionally been more limited.
An interesting development is the introduction of products designed to extend gold trading beyond the conventional weekday schedule.
Vantage provides one example through XAUUSD247, a separate gold CFD product designed to provide 24/7 trading access for eligible clients. Vantage’s current product page lists a 1-ounce contract size for XAUUSD247, compared with 100 ounces for its traditional XAUUSD product, and states that XAUUSD247 uses variable spreads with no separate commission.
The distinction between conventional XAU/USD and XAUUSD247 is important. Extended trading hours should not automatically be interpreted as the same contract simply remaining open for longer. Contract size, leverage, pricing and other specifications can differ between products.
Weekend liquidity conditions can also differ from those during major weekday sessions. The broader lesson for traders is to compare both when the product can be traded and what the underlying trading specifications are during those hours.
Flexible access can be useful, but trading hours should never be evaluated separately from liquidity, spread and contract structure.
9. Copy Trading and Social Trading
Copy trading can provide another way to participate in XAU/USD strategies without manually placing every trade.
Several multi-platform providers integrate some form of social or copy-trading functionality. Vantage, for example, lists Copy Trading as part of its current platform ecosystem.
But the availability of a copy button says relatively little about the quality of the underlying strategy.
When evaluating a gold strategy, traders should look beyond historical return and win rate. Relevant factors include maximum drawdown, average leverage, position size, largest historical loss, frequency of trading and whether the strategy uses techniques such as martingale, grid trading or repeated averaging into losing positions.
A strategy can display a high historical win rate while still carrying substantial tail risk. For that reason, copy trading should be evaluated as a risk-management decision rather than simply as another platform feature.
10. Funding and Withdrawals
Withdrawal speed is often used when comparing trading platforms, but the phrase “fast withdrawal” can describe several different processes.
There is a difference between the time a platform takes to approve and process a withdrawal and the time required for the funds to arrive in the trader’s bank account, card or payment service.
Banks, card networks, payment providers, weekends, currencies and compliance checks can all affect the second part of the process. Anti-money-laundering requirements may also affect which withdrawal route can be used.
This makes guaranteed withdrawal-time claims difficult to compare meaningfully.
A more practical approach is to review the platform’s published processing policy, supported payment methods, applicable fees and identity-verification requirements separately from the processing time of the external payment provider.
11. Risk-Management Tools
Gold’s volatility makes risk management particularly important when leverage is involved.
Basic tools can include stop-loss orders, take-profit orders, trailing stops, margin alerts and negative balance protection where applicable.
However, traders should understand the difference between a normal stop and a guaranteed execution mechanism. A conventional stop-loss order normally becomes a market order when the stop level is triggered. If the market moves rapidly through that level, the final execution price may be different.
IG provides a useful example. Its current risk-management and commodity pricing information describes guaranteed stops for eligible products and accounts; for Spot Gold, applicable guaranteed-stop premiums are published in relevant regional product details.
This type of feature may be relevant to traders who are particularly concerned about gaps or sudden market movements. Even then, platform tools are only one part of risk management.
Position size, leverage, available margin and the amount of capital exposed to a single trade remain fundamental considerations.
12. Which XAU/USD Platform Features Suit Different Traders?
Different types of gold traders are likely to prioritise different platform characteristics.
An active trader making frequent XAU/USD transactions may place greater weight on average spreads, commissions, execution quality and realised slippage. Raw-style pricing environments may therefore deserve closer examination.
A trader using Expert Advisors may focus more heavily on MT4 or MT5 compatibility, execution conditions, VPS connectivity and contract specifications.
TradingView-focused traders may prioritise native platform integration and charting workflow rather than selecting a provider based only on the smallest advertised spread.
Beginners may benefit more from straightforward pricing, demo access, smaller minimum position sizes, understandable margin requirements and accessible risk-management tools.
Copy-trading users need to assess the underlying strategy, especially drawdown and leverage, rather than treating historical returns as the primary selection criterion.
Traders holding XAU/USD positions for several days should pay greater attention to overnight financing because holding costs can become more important than small differences in transaction spreads.
Finally, traders interested in flexible or weekend gold access should compare trading schedules together with liquidity and contract specifications. A 24/7 product should not automatically be assumed to have the same structure or trading conditions as conventional weekday XAU/USD.
There is therefore no single platform feature that determines suitability for every type of gold trader.
Final Thoughts
Comparing XAU/USD trading platforms in 2026 requires more than looking for the lowest spread or highest leverage.
The most useful approach is to consider the entire trading environment.
That starts with the all-in trading cost, including spread, commission, slippage and overnight financing. It then extends to execution quality, the legal entity holding the account, leverage and margin requirements, account structure, contract specifications, platform access, trading hours, withdrawals and risk-management functionality.
Real-world platforms illustrate why different factors matter. Raw-style account structures demonstrate why a minimum spread does not equal total trading cost. Published execution metrics show why fill quality can matter alongside spreads. Different regulatory entities demonstrate why leverage can vary within the same global brand. Extended-hours products such as XAUUSD247 show why trading schedules need to be considered alongside contract specifications.
The most suitable XAU/USD platform is therefore not necessarily the one advertising the smallest spread, the highest leverage or the largest number of features.
It is the one whose cost structure, execution environment, legal entity, trading technology, product specifications and risk characteristics most closely match the trader’s intended approach.
References
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13. IG — Risk Management https://www.ig.com/en/risk-management Stop-loss, guaranteed-stop and negative-balance-protection information under applicable conditions.
Source note: Product specifications, spreads, commissions, leverage, trading hours, platforms and regulatory conditions can change and may differ by country, legal entity and account type. Readers should verify the latest conditions with the relevant provider and regulatory documentation.
Risk disclosure: CFDs and leveraged XAU/USD products involve significant risk and can result in rapid losses. Leverage magnifies both gains and losses, and past performance of trading or copy-trading strategies does not guarantee future results.
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Phoenix, AZ, United States, 16th Sep 2026 — Noble Windows & Doors, a licensed and insured window and door installation contractor based in Phoenix, has improved more than 3,500 homes across the Phoenix metro area. The company brings more than 25 years of combined experience to residential window and door projects throughout the Greater Phoenix Valley.
Serving Phoenix Homeowners With Window and Door Upgrades
Window and door projects in Phoenix can address a range of homeowner priorities, from replacing aging products to updating the appearance or configuration of an existing home. Energy-efficient window options can also be considered for homes where reducing heat transfer and improving comfort are project priorities.
All work is performed by a licensed and insured team serving homeowners throughout Phoenix, Scottsdale, and the surrounding Greater Phoenix Valley.
About Noble Windows & Doors
Noble Windows & Doors is a licensed and insured window and door installation contractor headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, with more than 25 years of combined industry experience and over 3,500 homes improved. The company offers window and door installation, replacement, and custom design services throughout the Greater Phoenix Valley. Learn more at noblewindowsanddoors.com.
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SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA — While silicone implants such as Penuma have traditionally been used internationally in male reconstructive procedures, South Korea’s medical sector is increasingly shifting toward bio-compatible solutions tailored to individual patient anatomy.
Highst Urology Clinic, located in Gangnam, Seoul, is leading this transition by utilizing human allograft dermis for customized penile enlargement procedures. Moving beyond standard single-material applications, the clinic has developed specialized combination protocols that integrate allograft tissue with dermal fillers or double-layered allograft matrices to meet diverse patient needs.
Patient requirements for penile enlargement vary significantly depending on natural tissue elasticity, baseline anatomical structure, and specific aesthetic goals. Standardized implant placements often present limitations in achieving natural-looking contours and long-term tissue integration. To address these challenges, Highst Urology Clinic in Gangnam offers multi-dimensional surgical approaches that combine the structural permanence of human allograft with the flexible volume adjustment of specialized fillers.
By offering dual-insertion techniques—such as layering allograft with additional biological matrices or supplementing with high-viscosity fillers—the clinic provides highly tailored surgical plans. Rather than relying solely on single-material dermis insertion, this customized combination technique allows the surgical team to aim for optimal volume, natural texture, and anatomical balance tailored to individual surgical plans.
“Male enhancement procedures require a nuanced understanding of tissue integration and patient expectations,” said Dr. Jinmo Koo, Chief Director of Highst Urology Clinic. “Rather than relying on a single, fixed procedure, developing versatile techniques that combine allografts and fillers allows us to offer safer and more individualized surgical options suited to each patient’s needs.”
Highst Urology Clinic continues to refine its clinical protocols and patient-centered treatment strategies, contributing to the advancement of personalized male healthcare and medical tourism in Gangnam, Seoul.
PT Behaestex, the manufacturer of premium Indonesian sarong brand Sarung BHS, has launched a new **Reseller Program** to expand its distribution across digital and regional markets. The program enables businesses to sell selected Sarung BHS collections through marketplaces, social media, and other sales channels, supported by wholesale access and official brand materials.
Jakarta, Indonesia. Sarung BHS is a premium Indonesian sarong brand produced by PT Behaestex, a textile manufacturer with more than seven decades of experience in textile production and sarong craftsmanship.
Known for its refined weaving, carefully developed fabrics, and distinctive designs, Sarung BHS represents a combination of Indonesian textile heritage and contemporary product development. Its collections are designed for a range of occasions, including daily wear, worship, family gatherings, and formal occasions.
As a longstanding Indonesian textile brand, Sarung BHS continues to develop its product collections while maintaining an emphasis on craftsmanship, material quality, and design.
PT Behaestex, the Indonesian textile manufacturer behind Sarung BHS, has announced the development of its Sarung BHS Reseller Program as part of its efforts to expand product distribution and strengthen the brand’s presence across digital and regional markets.
The program is designed to establish a broader network of resellers who can introduce and sell Sarung BHS through digital platforms, marketplaces, social media, and other relevant sales channels.
Expanding Distribution Through the Sarung BHS Reseller Program
The Sarung BHS reseller program is part of Behaestex’s efforts to expand access to its products through a wider network of digital and regional distribution channels.
The initiative responds to the changing retail landscape, where digital platforms increasingly play an important role in how consumers discover, compare, and purchase products.
Through the program, participating resellers can offer selected Sarung BHS collections through their respective sales channels. The program is intended to complement Behaestex’s existing retail and distribution network while extending the brand’s reach to additional consumer markets.
Sarung BHS Wholesale and Product Distribution
As part of the reseller program, participating businesses will have access to Sarung BHS wholesale arrangements in accordance with the terms and conditions established.
The wholesale structure is designed to support the distribution of selected Sarung BHS collections through approved reseller channels. Product availability may include different collections, motifs, materials, and product series according to the company’s distribution plan.
Information regarding Sarung BHS price, product availability, and applicable wholesale terms will be provided to registered resellers through Behaestex’s official program channels on www.sarungindonesia.co.id.
This approach allows the company to maintain consistent product information and brand standards across different distribution points.
Building a Professional Sarung BHS Store
The program also supports resellers who operate through digital commerce channels. A Sarung BHS store can be established through relevant online platforms, marketplaces, social media, or other approved digital channels.
Resellers will be expected to present product information accurately and follow applicable brand communication guidelines when promoting Sarung BHS.
Behaestex will provide relevant product information and approved communication materials to support consistent representation of the brand across participating reseller channels.
About PT Behaestex
Established in 1953, PT Behaestex is an Indonesian textile manufacturer with more than seven decades of experience in the development and production of sarongs and other textile products. The company’s portfolio includes brands such as Sarung BHS and ATLAS, with a heritage rooted in Indonesian textile craftsmanship.
With a focus on textile craftsmanship, product development, and distribution, Behaestex continues to develop its brands and expand the reach of Indonesian textile products to consumers in domestic and international markets, while carrying forward a legacy of craftsmanship built since 1953.
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Fort Lauderdale, Florida, September 15th, 2026, FinanceWire
Expanded regulatory infrastructure is designed to give marketplaces, gig economy platforms, gaming and esports companies, insurance providers, affiliate networks, clinical research organizations and other enterprises greater access to flexible domestic and global payout capabilities
International Payout Systems, Inc. (“i-payout”), a global provider of payment and payout technology, today announced the continued expansion of its U.S. money transmitter licensing footprint while advancing its strategy to obtain a European Electronic Money Institution (“EMI”) license.
The initiative reflects i-payout’s long-term commitment to building a more direct, efficient, and scalable global payments infrastructure. By expanding its regulatory capabilities, i-payout aims to increase control over payment flows, reduce reliance on intermediary relationships, broaden the payment services it can support and create more efficient pathways for domestic and cross-border transactions.
The strategy is particularly relevant to enterprises operating payment programs across multiple jurisdictions, including marketplaces, gig economy and freelance platforms, gaming and esports companies, affiliate networks, insurance providers, clinical research organizations, direct selling companies, and businesses managing refunds, claims and reimbursements.
For these businesses, expanded licensing is intended to give i-payout greater flexibility to introduce new payment capabilities, broaden geographic coverage and create a more integrated payment experience for both enterprises and their recipients.
Whether a marketplace is paying thousands of sellers, a gig platform is compensating independent workers, a gaming company is distributing player or tournament payments, an insurer is issuing claims payments, or a clinical research organization is paying study participants, the underlying challenge is similar: moving money securely and efficiently to large numbers of recipients while supporting different payment methods, currencies, jurisdictions and regulatory requirements.
i-payout’s licensing strategy is designed to strengthen the infrastructure supporting those increasingly complex payment programs.
Expanding U.S. Regulatory Coverage
i-payout has continued expanding its U.S. money transmitter licensing footprint during 2026 and is working toward completing its required U.S. licensing coverage by the end of 2027.
As part of that expansion, i-payout recently received approval from the Office of the Commissioner of Financial Institutions of Puerto Rico for its Money Services Business license, further expanding the company’s regulated U.S. footprint.
The company’s broader licensing initiative is intended to increase the number of markets it can support directly and provide greater flexibility in how payment services are delivered to enterprise customers.
For i-payout customers, the objective is straightforward: broader reach, greater control over payment delivery, more payment capabilities and an increasingly unified infrastructure for managing payouts at scale.
“For nearly two decades, i-payout has been building technology that helps companies move money efficiently around the world,” said Eddie Gonzalez, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of i-payout. “Our customers include businesses that may need to pay thousands or even millions of people across different markets. Expanding our U.S. money transmitter licensing footprint gives us greater control over the infrastructure supporting those payments and positions us to provide our customers with more capabilities as their businesses grow.”
Advancing i-payout’s European EMI Strategy
At the same time, i-payout is advancing plans for a European EMI application as part of its broader international expansion strategy.
The European initiative is intended to strengthen i-payout’s ability to support a wider range of regulated payment services across multiple European markets and further enhance its ability to serve enterprise customers with international payment requirements.
For marketplaces, gig and freelance platforms, gaming and esports companies, affiliate networks, insurance providers and other digital businesses operating internationally, managing payment programs across markets through a more unified technology relationship can reduce the operational complexity associated with multiple payment providers, integrations and processes.
“Our goal is not simply to collect licenses,” Gonzalez said. “We are building regulatory infrastructure that creates tangible benefits for our customers: more markets, more payment options, greater control and a simpler way to manage increasingly complex global payment programs.”
Global Reach With True Local Payment Capabilities
A key component of i-payout’s global strategy is expanding access to true local payment capabilities.
For i-payout, a local payment means a payment delivered through domestic payment rails directly to a recipient’s local bank account in the recipient’s local currency — not through SWIFT and not through an international wire.
This distinction is important for enterprises managing large recipient populations across multiple countries. Combining global reach with local payment capabilities can help businesses create a more localized recipient experience while reducing dependence on traditional cross-border payment processes.
i-payout’s infrastructure is designed to give enterprise customers multiple ways to deliver funds, including local bank payments, virtual and physical cards, digital wallets, real-time payment capabilities and other alternative payment methods, depending on market availability and program requirements.
Compliance Technology Supporting the Expansion
Alongside its licensing initiative, i-payout continues to invest in technology designed to strengthen risk management, transaction monitoring and financial crime compliance.
As part of this investment, i-payout is implementing Hawk’s AI-powered financial crime technology to enhance transaction monitoring and risk-assessment capabilities.
Hawk provides AI-enabled technology for AML transaction monitoring, screening and other financial-crime risk functions used by banks, payment firms and fintech companies.
These investments are intended to support the increasingly sophisticated payment environments of the enterprises i-payout serves while maintaining robust compliance controls as transaction volumes, payment methods and geographic coverage expand.
One Platform Across Multiple Industries
i-payout provides enterprise payout solutions across a range of industries and payment use cases, including:
Marketplaces: seller, merchant and participant payouts
Gig Economy & Freelance: contractor and worker payments
Gaming & Esports: player, creator, tournament and reward payouts
Affiliate & Performance Marketing: affiliate and commission payments
Direct Selling: distributor and commission payouts
Insurance: claims, reimbursements and other disbursements
Clinical Trials & Market Research: participant and research payments
Refunds & Reimbursements: consumer refunds, claims and corporate reimbursement programs
Enterprise & Global Workforce: high-volume domestic and international disbursements
The company’s strategy combines regulatory infrastructure, payment technology, compliance controls and multiple payout methods within a configurable enterprise platform designed to help businesses move money to recipients domestically and internationally.
“Licensing is not simply a compliance exercise for us,” Gonzalez added. “It is part of the infrastructure that allows us to build better products, create stronger financial relationships and give enterprise customers greater confidence in the platform handling their payments.”
About i-payout
International Payout Systems, Inc. (“i-payout”) is a global payments technology company providing configurable payment and payout solutions for businesses and organizations that need to distribute funds to recipients domestically and internationally.
Founded in 2007, i-payout supports multiple payout methods and serves enterprises across industries including marketplaces, the gig economy and freelance workforce, gaming and esports, affiliate marketing, direct selling, insurance, clinical research, market research, refunds and reimbursements, and other high-volume payment programs.
i-payout’s technology combines payment orchestration, recipient onboarding, identity verification, compliance capabilities, APIs, digital wallets and program-management tools within a unified enterprise payment environment.
PALO ALTO, Calif, September 15th, 2026 — AI STUDIOS, DeepBrain AI’s enterprise AI video and avatar platform, announced enhanced emotional expression capabilities for AI Roleplay, its interactive training solution designed to help employees practice realistic customer conversations. DeepBrain AI plans to expand the solution across sales, customer service, wealth management and other customer-facing teams.
▶ DeepBrain AI expands AI Roleplay across sales and wealth management markets, targeting industries with frequent customer interactions
▶ AI customers express emotions through lifelike facial expressions and tone of voice, creating training experiences similar to real customer consultations
▶ Companies can build customized training programs based on their products, customer profiles and consultation guidelines
AI Roleplay is a training solution in which AI assumes the role of a customer, allowing employees to repeatedly practice conversations in an environment similar to a real customer interaction. Building on its existing conversation-based training capabilities, DeepBrain AI has made the experience more realistic by enabling AI customers to express emotions through facial expressions and tone of voice and respond differently based on their personalities, interests and attitudes toward the conversation.
Organizations can use AI Roleplay to create a variety of situations commonly encountered in customer-facing roles, including customers who show little interest in a product, question the information they receive, compare multiple options or continue asking technical questions. Participants repeatedly practice the full customer conversation, from identifying customer needs and explaining products to responding to questions and objections.
Rather than repeating predetermined answers, AI customers react differently depending on how each conversation develops. Participants must pay attention to the customer’s facial expressions, tone of voice and the overall direction of the discussion as they determine how to respond. This allows employees to build practical communication skills in a more realistic environment than training based solely on prerecorded videos or memorized scripts.
AI Roleplay also provides analysis and coaching throughout the conversation. The solution analyzes each participant’s speaking pace, intonation and facial expressions to provide real-time feedback. After the session, it reviews the full conversation and identifies what the participant handled effectively, what needs improvement and which expressions could be refined. Participants can review their approach and repeat situations in which their response could have been stronger.
Organizations can customize the training experience to reflect their own business environments. Product and service information, key customer profiles, conversation guidelines and successful sales practices can be incorporated into AI customer personas and evaluation criteria. This enables companies to build training around situations employees frequently encounter, apply consistent standards across teams and locations, and update scenarios as products, services or policies change.
AI Roleplay is already being used across a range of customer-facing functions, including insurance sales training, contact center training, in-store customer service and interactive learning following instructor-led courses. Wealth management and financial advisory teams can rehearse how to identify a client’s financial goals, explain financial products clearly and respond to concerns. Other sales teams can practice each stage of the customer conversation, from discovery and product recommendations to price objections and purchase decisions.
The solution can also help reduce the operational burden associated with traditional instructor-led roleplay. New employees can experience a wider range of customer situations before handling live conversations, while experienced employees can focus on difficult customer profiles or complex scenarios. Organizations can evaluate conversations using consistent standards while helping employees strengthen their customer-facing and sales capabilities.
“In sales and financial services, product knowledge is only part of what builds customer trust. Employees must also understand how customers are reacting and respond with language that fits the moment,” said Eric Jang, CEO of DeepBrain AI. “AI Roleplay allows employees to practice with customers who express different emotions and behaviors, review their own approach and improve before the real conversation. By incorporating each organization’s sales expertise and training standards, we aim to help teams strengthen their customer communication skills and support meaningful improvements in sales performance.”
DeepBrain AI plans to expand AI Roleplay across financial services, retail, automotive, telecommunications, education and other industries where customer interactions play a critical role. By connecting live conversations with AI customers, real-time coaching, post-session analysis and repeated practice, the company aims to help enterprises develop customer-facing talent and improve frontline readiness.
About DeepBrain AI
DeepBrain AI develops AI video generation, AI Human and conversational AI solutions for enterprises. Its flagship platform, AI STUDIOS, enables organizations to create AI-powered video content and interactive avatar experiences for corporate training, financial services, retail, media and customer service.
Through AI STUDIOS, organizations can create and deliver video content, build interactive AI experiences and provide scalable training across teams and locations. DeepBrain AI also develops customized AI Human and AI agent solutions for enterprise, public-sector and educational organizations. The company operates a U.S. office in Palo Alto, California. For more information, visitAI STUDIOS.n
Boston, MA, USA, September 15th, 2026, FinanceWire
Legacy Mode brings open source apps developed for Ledger to Passport, letting users keep their existing accounts and familiar wallets on hardware assembled in the United States.
Foundation today announced the beta release of Legacy Mode for Passport, enabling Ledger users to switch to open source hardware and software while keeping their existing accounts for supported assets. Legacy Mode runs open source cryptocurrency apps originally developed for Ledger and connects to familiar software wallets over USB.
The release accompanies Foundation’s Switch campaign, built around a simple promise: switch to open source without starting over. As Ledger phases out support for the original Nano S, users can switch to Passport without transferring supported assets to new accounts. Their addresses, balances, and transaction history stay the same.
“We started Foundation because we believe an open, decentralized Internet must be built on a foundation of open source hardware and software,” said Zach Herbert, cofounder and CEO of Foundation. “But people have spent years building their wallet setups. Asking them to move every asset and relearn everything is a real barrier. Legacy Mode lets them keep what they’ve built and put it on an open source foundation.”
Ledger and its developer community have built an extensive library of open source cryptocurrency apps. Those apps normally run on Ledger’s operating system, which includes proprietary code. Foundation’s compatibility layer allows supported apps to run on KeyOS, the fully open source operating system powering Passport.
KeyOS is a microkernel operating system written in Rust, with isolated processes and sandboxed apps. Foundation publishes its operating-system source code and hardware designs so developers and security researchers can inspect how Passport works.
“We reimplemented the interfaces that Ledger’s open source apps use to talk to BOLOS, its operating system,” said Ken Carpenter, cofounder and CTO of Foundation. “That includes cryptographic operations, screen rendering, and USB communication. We can compile the existing app code for Passport and run it on KeyOS, without running Ledger’s proprietary operating system.”
Ethereum and Solana are the first supported app families, selected for their broad adoption. Early beta users have tested compatibility with Rabby for Ethereum and EVM networks, and Phantom for Solana, over USB. Foundation plans to add further open source Ledger apps as users and developers need them.
Legacy Mode launches in beta today as an optional, manual installation on Passport Prime. Users enter their existing recovery phrase on the device and connect to a compatible software wallet over USB. Foundation welcomes feedback from beta users to help improve compatibility and installation ahead of the full release this fall.
Legacy Mode is a bridge to native KeyOS apps. As developers release apps built specifically for Passport, users can install them on the same device and choose when to move beyond Legacy Mode.
The Foundation SDK is available now, and KeyOS 1.4.0 introduced app sideloading. This fall, a new KeyOS release will bring Foundation’s app catalog, where users will be able to seamlessly access a growing catalog of native KeyOS apps from Foundation and third-party developers – and install them with a single tap.
Passport Prime is available starting at $349. To see the Switch campaign, supported apps, and installation guides, visit foundation.xyz/switch.
About Foundation
Foundation builds Human Authority Hardware: open source security devices that give individuals control over their money, identity, and digital lives. Its flagship device, Passport Prime, combines hardware security with KeyOS, an open source operating system for independently developed apps. Foundation’s hardware is assembled in the United States. Learn more at foundation.xyz.
Ledger and BOLOS are trademarks of Ledger SAS. Foundation is not affiliated with Ledger, and Legacy Mode is not sponsored or endorsed by Ledger. References to Ledger are for identification and compatibility purposes only.
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