PAMM setups are available at FXCM for Introducing and Referring brokers (IBs and RBs). They are not available for individual, self-traded clients. For more information about becoming an IB/RB, fill out the Introducing Brokers form (scroll down to the bottom…
If you want to know if you can trade from your country of residence via an account with FXCM, simply click here and try to find your country on the drop-down menu.
Individuals are free to open demo/practice accounts with any desired branch of FXCM. If the name of your country does not appear in the drop-down list, that means you are trying to open your Demo account with a branch of…
After applying for a new account, please allow our operations team 2 - 3 business days to contact you regarding your request.
You can check the status of your account by logging into MyFXCM.com under the Account Summary section. It takes 1-3 business days to process, a new application and all "status updates" are made over email. It's best to check your…
You can maintain up to 5 live trading accounts. To request an additional account, please visit MyFXCM.
Please contact a FXCM Specialist to find out if you qualify. For more information on the Active Trade Program, click here
Yes. You will be charged a dormancy account administrative fee (the "Fee") every calendar year if there is no client-initiated activity in the 12 months preceding the charge date. The fee will be equal to the less of 50.00 units…
Existing open positions will remain in place. Positions will be created on your new FXCM account(s) at the original open price.Your equity on your new FXCM account(s) will reflect the same amount prior to the transfer. Resting Orders (Stops, Limits…
No, users are not able to adjust leverage in a demo account. The leverage is set by default.
For services in Malaysia, please visit the FXCM Malaysian site.
All new accounts are defaulted to up to 1000:1 leverage. Accounts that are funded in excess of $5,000 will be moved to a leverage of up to 400:1 and accounts in excess of $50,000 will be moved to a leverage…
