Oanda's net capital req. dropped lately

If u check the last 3 reports u will c that the net capital requirement for Onada has dropped from 30 Million to less than 28 M which could mean that Oanda's clients money now is 40 Million $ less than the previous months , ie : 30 M - 28 M = 2 million / 5% = 40 Million $ . correct me guys if i am wrong .

http://www.cftc.gov/marketreports/financialdataforfcms/

I believe that means the total customer risk maintenance margin is lower now. It has nothing to do with their financial health.

I have recorded their adjusted net capital since 2009. So far I think they are still financially healthy.

i am not talking about oanda's adjested net capital this has nothing to do with clients money :

A firm's net capital requirement is the greater of :
• FCM minimum dollar amount ($1,000,000); or
• risk based capital requirement, the sum of 8% of total customer risk maintenance margin and 8% of total non-customer risk maintenance margin; or
• the amount of capital required by a registered futures association (currently NFA is the only such association); or
• for securities brokers and dealers, the amount of net capital required by Rule 15c3-1(a) of the Securities and Exchange Commission; or
• minimum dollar amount for FCM’s offering or engaged in retail forex transactions and RFEDs ($20,000,000); or
• minimum dollar amount for FCM’s offering or engaged in retail forex transactions and RFEDs ($20,000,000) plus five percent of the FCM’s or RFED’s total retail forex obligation in excess of $10,000,000

Ops my bad, I thought you want to talk about their financial health.

40mil lesser? That is because I just withdrew it last month.

Ok ok I am just kidding. It is not me.

Is it true that Oanda has transactions of $500 billion per month?