- Competent & friendly 24/5 live int. support
- Tight spreads starting from 0 pips
- Strictly IFSC regulated financial institution
- Our business ethics commitment
- True ECN/DMA environment
- Flexible Leverage up to 1:200
- Variety of order types for all trading styles
- Complete transparency
- No conflict of interest through NDD technology
- Scalping allowed
- Hedging allowed
- FIFO rule not applicable
- Various deposits and withdrawal options
- Maximum fund security
- We accept international clients
- Accounts in EUR, USD, GBP, AUD, CAD & Bitcoin
Freedom of choice
With the increasing popularity of CFD trading, new CFD instruments are sprouting up in the industry daily, leaving clients spoilt for choice and able to finely tune their trading strategy. Here at FXChoice, we aim to meet those needs by offering a wide range of instruments as and when they become available.
Our CFD offering is covered in three areas:
The Forex market is immense, seeing $4 trillion passes through it every day, making it the world’s largest market. This incredible volume brings liquidity and flexibility to the trader’s strategy.
Cryptocurrencies have taken the world by storm in recent years, supplanting many traditional instruments as an alternative investment vehicle. An investor has two options with cryptocurrencies: direct investment or Contracts for Difference (CFDs). Trading CFDs should be seen as an excellent way to gain exposure to the crypto phenomenon, while at the same time sidestepping all the concerns associated with direct investment.
Index CFDs are seen as a good way for a trader to mitigate risk, because indices spread the risk across the market, rather than having all of your eggs in one basket (company). It can also be less time consuming to trade indices, as traders do not need to spend so long meticulously analysing each stock.
The value of a commodity CFD is related to the market performance of a commodity, like gold, for example. Commodity CFDs are an excellent vehicle for speculating on commodities and during economic crises.
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