Accounts funded via credit or debit card will be required to receive withdrawals via the same credit or debit card. Please note that the credit card used for funding will be the same card used to return fund to when a…
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The minimum deposit is 50 CCY. The maximum deposit is 30,000 CCY or equivalent within one calendar month.
BPAY cannot be used to withdraw funds. However, if you have an Australian dollar denominated trading account and your bank account is located in Australia, you will have the option to withdraw funds via EFT, at no cost. To view all…
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FXCM does not charge for receiving funds via BPAY. We recommend you contact your financial institution regarding any fees they may charge.
Log in to MyFXCM and click on "Deposit Funds" to obtain FXCM’s Biller Code and your Customer Reference Number (CRN).
BPAY transactions are in AUD only.
Log in to MyFXCM and click on "Deposit Funds" to obtain FXCM’s Biller Code and your Customer Reference Number (CRN). Once you have this information, log on to your online, mobile or phone banking to initiate the BPAY payment. Please…
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BPAY is an online payment service offered through Australia’s leading financial institutions via online, mobile or phone banking. With BPAY you have the option of paying from a cheque or savings account. FXCM does not accept BPAY payments from credit/debit card accounts.
FXCM cannot accept funds sent through exchange houses. These types of financial institutions are considered high-risk for money laundering. Any funds received via this method will be returned upon receipt.
The deposit choices FXCM offers have been selected to provide the most convenient and reliable options to fund your account. Any method other than those listed is not recommended and could prevent or cause delays in FXCM crediting the funds to your account.
No. Third Party deposits violate FXCM's Anti-Money Laundering policies and as such FXCM cannot accept any payments via a third party. Should third party funds be received, FXCM may ask for supporting documentation such as a Wire Confirmation and/or Bank…
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Deposits received from an account in a different name and/or held by someone other than the trading account holder constitutes a third party deposit. This also applies to corporate funds received for an individual account and similar scenarios.