You can obtain an account statement/report via 2 methods: 1. Log in to www.myfxcm.com using the username for the account you want to run the report on. From the menu, go to My Info->Reports. Fill out each field as desired,…
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If you would like an account denominated in a different currency, please follow the steps below to open a new account in the desired currency. *You cannot change the currency on an existing account, you must open a new account…
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The fastest way to find the correct SWIFT code for your bank, is to contact your bank and ask them. (Most banks have this information on their website and/or within your online banking page with them.) FXCM will not research…
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Visit www.MyFXCM.com and login with your username and password. (If you have more than 1 live account, you will need to do this procedure via each username.) Via the menu, select "My Info", then "Profile", then scroll to the "Banking…
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The minimum deposit amount is 50 currency units and the maximum deposit amount is 20,000 currency units per transaction. In addition, there is a maximum monthly limit of 20,000 currency units.
To fund via Skrill you must first open and verify an account with Skrill. Please visit Skrill.com to complete the Account Sign Up form. Once you have funded your Skrill account, log in to MyFXCM.com to submit your deposit. IMPORTANT! FXCM will not accept funds…
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You can contact accountinfo@fxcm.com for additional questions related to the above information.
Please email salessupport@fxcm.com with your LEI number and the name of your corporation. Please also list your account(s) held with FXCM.
LEI’s were created for global identification purposes. In order to properly report on Financial or Non-Financial Counterparties, FXCM must use an LEI as an identifier of the corporate trades being reported. Please email salessupport@fxcm.com with your LEI number and the…
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Although EMIR directly applies to European counterparties, it also indirectly applies to other jurisdictions as well. As a result of this and corresponding non-European regulations, FXCM strongly advises all corporate, Omnibus (OM), and White Label (WL) customers to provide an LEI.
The European Markets Infrastructure Regulation is a regulation which is aimed at improving transparency across the European Markets. At a high level, financial entities need to report all derivative trades to a Trade Repository.