WELTRADE Information

WELTRADE was initially registered in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and also now operates in dozens of countries worldwide. The broker offers a wide range of trading services in forex, metals, index CFDs, commodities, stock CFDs. It offers a demo account for you to get familiar with the platform and your trading strategy. Besides, four tiered live accounts are available to suit different levels of investors.

Traders can excute trades on the well-acclaimed MetaTrader 4 and 5 platforms, as well as the broker's self-developed Weltrade App. Trading tools such as trading/pip/profit/Fibonacci calculators, tradingview charts and economic calenders are available to enhance trading efficiencies.

Moreover, the broker offers a series of educational resources including webinars and seminars, MetaTrader guides, indicators, etc to help traders better understand the financial world and trading.

However, one fact that cannot be neglected is that although the broker claims to be regulated by the NBRB, FSC, and FSCA, none of them is normal.

Pros and Cons

Is WELTRADE Legit?

No. WELTRADE currently has no valid regulations. It only holds revoked NBRB and FSC licenses, and an exceeded FSCA license. Please be aware of the risk!

Regulated Country	Regulator	Current Status	Regulated Entity	License Type	License No.
	National Bank of the Republic of Belarus (NBRB)	Revoked	LLC SystemGates Limited	Retail Forex License	192727233
	Financial Services Commission (FSC)	Revoked	Systemgates Capital Ltd.	Retail Forex License	IFSC/60/350/TS/17
	Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA)	Exceeded	WELTRADE SA (PTY) LTD	Financial Service Corporate	50691

What Can I Trade on WELTRADE?

Account Type

WELTRADE not only offers a demo account for you to simulating real trading with virtual funds before tapping into real trading, but also four tiered live accounts with different traidng conditions to suite various levels of investors and different products:

Leverage

WELTRADE offers leverage up to 10000x, which is not normal among most brokerage companies. Usually leverage not only signifies profits, but also losses, thus it's strongly recommended that you should deal with leverage with this broker in extreme caution.

Trading Platform

WELTRADE claims to use the world renowned MetaTrader 4 and 5 platforms, which are well-recognized by its advanced charting tools and robust functionalities.

You can reach the platforms on web, or download app from Windows, mobiles phones and Mac.

Besides, the company also developed its own trading platform WELTRADE App, downloadble from both iOS and Android devices.

Deposit and Withdrawal

WELTRADE supports several funding methods:

MONEY SQUARE Information

Founded in 2015, MONEY SQUARE is a regulated broker registered in Japan, offering trading on forex and CFDs with leverage up to 1:25 and spread from 0.1 pips through a proprietary trading platform. Demo accounts are available and there is no minimum deposit requirement.

Pros and Cons

Is MONEY SQUARE Legit?

Yes. MONEY SQUARE is regulated by Financial Services Agency (FSA).

Regulated Country	Regulator	Current Status	Regulated Entity	License Type	License No.
	Financial Services Agency (FSA)	Regulated	株式会社マネースクエア	Retail Forex License	関東財務局長（金商）第2797号

What Can I Trade on MONEY SQUARE?

Leverage

The broker offers max leverage of 1:25. The use of leverage can both work in your favour and against you. Leverage magnifies the returns from favorable movements in a currency's exchange rate.

MONEY SQUARE Fees

MONEY SQUARE does not set transaction fees for users, but charges a certain amount of spreads, for example, from 0.1 pips for USD/JPY, 0.1 pips for GBP/JPY and 0.1 pips for NZD/JPY.

No commission fee is required. Depending on the interest rate situation in each country, swaps may change from “receipt” to “payment”, or payments may be made on both buy and sell positions.

Trading Platform

Deposit and Withdrawal

The broker accepts payments via both quick deposit and transfer payments. MONEY SQUARE recommends the former because it is instant and free of charge, while the latter requires the client to bear the transfer fees. Note that MONEY SQUARE only accepts Japanese Yen for deposits and withdrawals.