| Headquarters: | Seychelles: office 10, floor 2, Vairam Building, Providence Industrial Estate, Providence, Mahe, Seychelles Cyprus: office 102, 13/15 Grigori Afxentiou, 4003, Limassol, Cyprus |
| Foundation Year: | 2012 |
| Country: | Seychelles |
| Email: | [email protected] |
| Trade Platform: | MT4 for Desktop, MT4 Web Terminal, MT4 Android, MT4 iPhone Trader, MT4 iPad Trader MT4 Multi Terminal, MT5 for Desktop, MT5 Web Terminal, MT5 Android, MT5 iPhone Trader, MT5 iPad Trader, Platform for Android, Platform for iOS |
| Acc Funding Methods: | Credit Card, Debit Card, Western Union, Perfect Money, Neteller, Skrill, FasaPay, Internal transfer, Local Deposits, Bitcoin, TrustPay, Boleto, Multiple local methods, Sticpay, PayTrust, PayRetailers, Payment Asia, Crypto, Absa , Help2pay, Pix |
| Max: Leverage: | 1:3000* |
| Min. Deposit: | 1 |
| Base Currencies: | USD EUR GBP JPY MYR IDR THB VND KWD CNY ZAR |
| Min. Spreads: | 0.2 pips |
Contract For Difference markets (CFDs) result from needs founded on numerous principal markets like forex, stock indices, and individual stocks. CFDs are pretty new and originated from the UK and have also become popular in Asia and Europe.
What are CFDs?
CFD’s are agreements between 2 traders to pay or receive the difference between the selling and buying contract values. Contract For Difference markets is available as unlisted markets, as well as listed markets. Unlisted CFD markets are similar to the forex markets as traders are only between the traders involved. In contrast, listed markets are similar to futures markets as trades go through an exchange.
CFDs are dealt with leverage and have lower margin needs than the equal futures markets.
Trading CFDs
CFD markets are traded similar to futures markets, except they do not expire. Thus, CFD markets can be charted directly, but since their loss and profit are linked directly to their basic market, it would be better to chart the primary market while trading on the CFD market.
Asian and European traders can trade unlisted and listed CFDs.
Again, though, it’s not recommended to trade unlisted CFDs since they usually have the same struggles as forex markets (unscrupulous brokerages).
CFDs that the Sydney Futures Exchange offers have different trading times conditional on their primary market.
CFD Availability
CFD markets are available in Asia and Europe but not in the USA due to the SEC restrictions. US traders aren’t allowed to trade CFDs regardless of the CFD’s location.
Listed CFDs are currently available in Australia on the Sydney Futures Exchange and incorporate CFDs based on Australian Stock Exchange-listed stocks, various stock indices, and diverse currencies.
In addition, Asian and European exchanges have broadcasted devices to offer listed CFDs, which we suppose will be available soon.
CFD Markets
Contract For Difference markets
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