Trading212 is a trademark of two companies named Avus Capital Uk Ltd. and Avus Capital Ltd. Ownership of another company is not something unique to Trading212, it is something that occurs in almost all brokers websites. The vast majority are assets of other companies registered by regulatory and supervisory authorities.
Review of Dukascopy Europe
Dukascopy Europe is the EU branch of Dukascopy Bank – a respected Swiss forex broker. Of course, Dukascopy Europe offers most of the benefits provided by the parent company: ECN trading via the ECN transactional model in the Swiss Forex (SWFX) market, which is exceptionally transparent; streamlined and impeccable operations; secure payments to and from the trading account; webinars and seminars, various trade and other competitions related to forex markets and so on.
Review of the FIBO Group (Cyprus)
FIBO Group (Cyprus) allows its customers a choice of several basic types of accounts to meet the requirements of traders at all levels of expertise and choices. Unlike most currency brokers, FIBO Group offers a selection of trading platforms: MT4, MT5, and cTrader. An MT4 account provides two options: turnover without commissions or tighter spreads with a fee of USD 3.00 for a standard part (per page).
Review of TeleTrade (Europe)
TeleTrade (Europe) offers its clients a choice of three basic types of accounts. All provide leverage of up to 1: 100, and the minimum transaction size is one standard lot (100,000 units of base currency), which is unusual. Most brokers offer parties that are subject to micro-proportionality because the smaller size of contracts allows for greater flexibility of traders and better risk management related to the turnover of the margin.
Review of Forex Club
It was started in 1997, the Forex Club brand was one of the first retail brokers to appear in the online brokerage industry. Today it is known as the Forex Group of Companies (Forex Club Group), which consists of many entities, including several that use the FX Club, Forex Club, and Libertex brands.
Review of Exness
Established in 2008, the Exness Group (Exness) maintains two entities with regulatory status in the European Union (EU): Exness UK Ltd, regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the United Kingdom (UK) and Exness (Cy) Ltd, controlled by Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC), with passports in several EU Member States.
Review of Instaforex
Instaforex was founded in 2007. By InstaTrade Corporation, offering currency trading, CFDs and binary options as the only MetaTrader broker. A total of 88 CFDs are provided with 107 currency pairs.
Review of FXCM
Since 1999, FXCM has become an iconic brand in retail currency markets as a pioneer in developing online forex deals for retailers. Thanks to its headquarters in London, FXCM has grown into many international offices and is licensed in several major regulatory centers around the world.
Review of Tallinex
Tallinex offers its customers a choice of two basic types of accounts, Micro & Pro. Designed for beginners, the Micro report is free of commissions and offers micro parts for trading and high leverage, reaching 1: 1000. Spreads, however, are not attractive on the forex market.
Review of TurboForex
The owner TurboForex TF Trading is based in the United Kingdom but is not regulated. As we said many times, unregulated brokers should be avoided because some of them are a scam. Regulated brokers are safer than unregulated ones. In general, regulators such as the UK FCA and the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) have strict rules and offer robust oversight, and we recommend the brokers they supervise.
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