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ECN broker that allows withdrawal not only into bank acc?

  • #21
  • Dec 8, 2014 2:50am Dec 8, 2014 2:50am
  •  FerruFx
  • Joined May 2007 | Status: MT4/MT5 EAs/Indicators/Alerts coder | 6,542 Posts | Online Now
Quoting mickeym
Some serios brokers ............ e-wallet account .........
Sorry but these 2 parts can't be in the same sentence ...
MT4/MT5 EAs/Indicators/Alerts coder
  • #22
  • Dec 8, 2014 5:18am Dec 8, 2014 5:18am
Quoting mickeym
Some serios brokers allow Skrill or Neteller but if they are regulated, the pay close attention to your deposit history and will not let you withdraw to your Skrill account if you had deposited by bank wire in the past. In other words in order to withdraw to your e-wallet account, you must have deposited from the same e-wallet account.
how do you define 'serious' then? would you also said, skrill are not serious enough maintain their service, and that's why skrill are also regulated by FCA, so far this the only epayment system which grant such regulation.
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not let you withdraw to your Skrill account if you had deposited by bank wire in the past. In other words in order to withdraw to your e-wallet account, you must have deposited from the same e-wallet account
just wonder which brokerage service do you use, i have years deposit/withdrawal history on my bank account, skrill account, mixed from many brokerage service. once i deposited thru wire and made wd to my skrill, other attempt the opposite, just use my epayment to deposited and due the large deposit amount I prefer to use wire transfer. both with no problem. and off course all account under my own name.
  • #23
  • Dec 8, 2014 6:21am Dec 8, 2014 6:21am
Quoting Mr.Kane
{quote} Thanks for enlightenment. AM platform, u're talking about Admiral Markets? Which country? and DD account or NDD account? I contacted Admiral Markets Australia 4 months ago. First, they said they accept clients from my country. Few days later, they said "no" due to recent regulation.
it's Armada markets , i'm with their ECN account service. yeah most broker had a 'unreasonable' client restriction. well, i'm from asian too not far from yours, indonesian to be precise, and i'm sure AM doesnt apply such restriction, and accept clients from all asian country as well.
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total transaction cost of EUR/USD is only raw spread $3 per standard lot with no commission charged
as comparison, i've got special aggreement account, and my trade cost 1.9 $ per standard lot , 3.8$ round-turn spread are separate but with no mark up 0.2 for eurusd , check at myfxbook spread comparison for listed several brokers spread live feed.
Quoting Mr.Kane
{quote} How about when you buy just before big news, and it comes out against you and hit SL. How big is the slippage? On ECB Press Conference this week. It hit my SL and 17 pips negative slippage (I'm using FXCM)
it's quite hard to define slippage, personally I'm rarely enter market before the news release, but I still do order, a pending order, mostly stop order. i wont says AM doesnt had a slippage (based on my years trade, no such brokers would able to handle price market volatility during big news even - NFP), it surely had it's slippage sometimes it goes at 10-20 pips.
17 pips negative slippage on your brokers, it quite normal. but if you long enough with trading, they will see this brokers are legendary one, infact my very first demo account are with them, and during period 2010/11 got two account with them, a managed account actually, and got unforgetable issue code name "asymetrical slippage" , assym slippage is when for example slippage goes against you - broker charges it from your account, but when goes in your favor there is no appropriate profit credit to your acc.
you may want to check their last update related to those unpleasent event
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/fx...160500071.html
  • #24
  • Dec 12, 2014 6:12am Dec 12, 2014 6:12am
Quoting aiming4stars
{quote} I never had any problem withdrawing with XM or Exness (my 2 main brokers). I even withdwared more than 10 000$ with XM by Skrill (moneybookers) in one shot.
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  • #25
  • Dec 13, 2014 9:00am Dec 13, 2014 9:00am
Quoting fxindikator
{quote} it's Armada markets , i'm with their ECN account service. yeah most broker had a 'unreasonable' client restriction. well, i'm from asian too not far from yours, indonesian to be precise, and i'm sure AM doesnt apply such restriction, and accept clients from all asian country as well. {quote} as comparison, i've got special aggreement account, and my trade cost 1.9 $ per standard lot , 3.8$ round-turn spread are separate but with no mark up 0.2 for eurusd , check at myfxbook spread comparison for listed several brokers spread live feed....
Now FXCM changes to No Dealing Desk. It's clean now and It has positive slippage. I often get positive slippage on my trades. On one major news trade. I close in big profit and another 2.3 pips positive slippage. So not bad after all
  • #26
  • Last Post: Dec 26, 2014 2:07am Dec 26, 2014 2:07am
Hi Kane, do you mind to share more info on which type of account you are open under fxcm?
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