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Looking for Bank FX Broker/Dealer who is MT4 or MT5 compatible

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  • First Post: Edited 6:35am Jul 23, 2018 6:19am | Edited 6:35am
Deutsche Bank used to have a MT4 dealing desk with Boston Technologies but it never really got off the ground.

Looking for Bank broker that accepts MT4 / MT5 trading and 100:1 (preferably 200:1) leverage on large accounts.

With tightened leverage regs this means banks/brokers not in Europe (30:1), Japan (25:1) or US (50:1).

Again a BANK who also offers FX with leverage and trading with MT4 or MT5 and 100:1 (preferably 200:1) and 20% stop out levels on any size accounts.

Anyone aware of such?
I am looking for it as well.
Do you know any licensed brokar att all (off shore) that accepts EU customers with higher leverage?
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  • Edited 6:17pm Jul 23, 2018 6:01pm | Edited 6:17pm
Deutsche Bank once offered access (for retailers) to its called Autobahn fx platform.
(RBS) Royal Bank of Scotland was present with their marketindex platform till 2014 and then shut it down.

Right now i don't know any bank with direct (MT4) access (besides dealing derivatives/knock outs, but that's a different topic).

But they also played these little dirty tricks against their customers (bucket shop practices).

Edit:

Found a german bank: Comdirect Bank.

It's a subsidiary of Commerzbank.

They offer a CFD/FX platform and the only counterparty/market maker is of course Commerzbank.

https://www.comdirect.de/wertpapierh...tml#Leistungen
I have to ask this question.

WHY ?
Quoting The-Flipper
Deutsche Bank once offered access (for retailers) to its called Autobahn fx platform. (RBS) Royal Bank of Scotland was present with their marketindex platform till 2014 and then shut it down. Right now i don't know any bank with direct (MT4) access (besides dealing derivatives/knock outs, but that's a different topic). But they also played these little dirty tricks against their customers (bucket shop practices). Edit: Found a german bank: Comdirect Bank. It's a subsidiary of Commerzbank. They offer a CFD/FX platform and the only counterparty/market...
comdirect does not offer MT4 plus they are obliged to apply the ESMA restrictions.
Quoting lasty
I have to ask this question. WHY ?
think the bank status might make them profiatable... can't be a trust issue as banks never take advantage or play games with anyone.
Quoting Drolph
{quote} comdirect does not offer MT4 plus they are obliged to apply the ESMA restrictions.
Yes, i know.

I just wanted to mention them if someone is interested in dealing CFDs/FX "directly" with a big bank.

The spreads/commissions aren't the best though.
Do you know where can I trade one touch options on major fx, without being classified as professional client? Sorry to place this here, but I posted a thread and no one replied until now.
Quoting feline207
Do you know where can I trade one touch options on major fx, without being classified as professional client? Sorry to place this here, but I posted a thread and no one replied until now.
Since ESMA and July 2, banks in Europe can't offer any kind of binary options anymore.

Before that, you could trade directly (for example with Deutsche Bank, Commerzbank, Societe Generale, Morgan Stanley etc.) or via a German exchange "Inline or DNT options" , "One touch options" , "StayHigh/Stay Low options" and many more exotic options.

Can't find these products anymore, they are prohibited now.

Idk if there are any real brokers outside of Europe/Germany who offer for retailers direct access to these bank "products".

Of course there are all these fake/scam binary options broker all over the internet, but i wouldn't put a dime in them.
the low leverage will just kill all European brokers

the only good thing they did was to ban binary options
Quoting The-Flipper
{quote} Since ESMA and July 2, banks in Europe can't offer any kind of binary options anymore. Before that, you could trade directly (for example with Deutsche Bank, Commerzbank, Societe Generale, Morgan Stanley etc.) or via a German exchange "Inline or DNT options" , "One touch options" , "StayHigh/Stay Low options" and many more exotic options. Can't find these products anymore, they are prohibited now. Idk if there are any real brokers outside of Europe/Germany who offer for retailers direct access to these bank "products". Of course there are...
Yes, that is why I seek alternatives. I am specifically interested in one touch, wouldnt invest very large amounts so I just need something that is not a scam and will pay back profits. Of course given the circumstances, it must be outside of EU now. I know it is not so popular here on the forum , buwas wondering if someone will have any idea.
Quoting Pipologist
Deutsche Bank used to have a MT4 dealing desk with Boston Technologies but it never really got off the ground. Looking for Bank broker that accepts MT4 / MT5 trading and 100:1 (preferably 200:1) leverage on large accounts. With tightened leverage regs this means banks/brokers not in Europe (30:1), Japan (25:1) or US (50:1). Again a BANK who also offers FX with leverage and trading with MT4 or MT5 and 100:1 (preferably 200:1) and 20% stop out levels on any size accounts. Anyone aware of such?
Hi Pipologist,

Your question interests us, because FOREX.com acquired Deutsche Bank's retail forex business.

What do you think a bank would offer that is not available through a non-bank retail forex broker?
Quoting MXT
the low leverage will just kill all European brokers the only good thing they did was to ban binary options
They should have banned all these 99% fake/scam binary brokers.

It's idiotic to also kill the market where you can trade these exotic options directly with banks.


Quoting FOREX.com
{quote} Hi Pipologist, Your question interests us, because FOREX.com acquired Deutsche Bank's retail forex business. What do you think a bank would offer that is not available through a non-bank retail forex broker?
LOL
Comes right from one of the biggest scam brokers.
Quoting MXT
the low leverage will just kill all European brokers the only good thing they did was to ban binary options
IT didn't have a great impact on the Japanese brokers with lowered leverage .
Quoting FOREX.com
{quote} Hi Pipologist, Your question interests us, because FOREX.com acquired Deutsche Bank's retail forex business. What do you think a bank would offer that is not available through a non-bank retail forex broker?
DB retail forex was FXCM white label - nothing to do with DB.
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Quoting feline207
Do you know where can I trade one touch options on major fx, without being classified as professional client? Sorry to place this here, but I posted a thread and no one replied until now.
Dukascopy.

For cfds they offer negative balance protection and deposit insurance. I do not know whether this applies to binaries though. You would have to check that.

P. S. This was posted for informational purposes only and I am nobody's affiliate.

Do your own due-diligence.
Quoting Raynor
{quote} Dukascopy. For cfds they offer negative balance protection and deposit insurance. I do not know whether this applies to binaries though. You would have to check that. P. S. This was posted for informational purposes only and I am nobody's affiliate. Do your own due-diligence.
question is will they (duksacopy) continue their current offerings as is AFTER august 1st?
Quoting Raynor
{quote} Dukascopy. For cfds they offer negative balance protection and deposit insurance. I do not know whether this applies to binaries though. You would have to check that. P. S. This was posted for informational purposes only and I am nobody's affiliate. Do your own due-diligence.
thank you. i will check them.however i am particularly interested only in one toch and without professional client classification. it should be their swiss division , because the other one should comply with esma regulations etc. but will check.
Quoting Pipologist
{quote} question is will they (duksacopy) continue their current offerings as is AFTER august 1st?
Yes still possible only on Swiss accounts
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