Abstract:Best Investor FX is a brand Name of UNITED CAPITAL GROUP LTD, with its registered office at Morgan & Morgan Building,P.O. Box 958, Pasea Estate, Road Town, Tortola, British Virgin Islands. United Capital Group is a financial technology provider registered under the number 1713236 in BVI. Noble Trading products and services are not intended for Belgium, US and Canada residents. Best Investor FX is not subject to any regulation.
General Information & Regulation
Best Investor FX is a brand Name of UNITED CAPITAL GROUP LTD, with its registered office at Morgan & Morgan Building,P.O. Box 958, Pasea Estate, Road Town, Tortola, British Virgin Islands. United Capital Group is a financial technology provider registered under the number 1713236 in BVI. Noble Trading products and services are not intended for Belgium, US and Canada residents. Best Investor FX is not subject to any regulation.
Markets Instruments
Best Investor FX offers only three classes of trading assets, including Forex currency pairs, indices, and commodities.
Minimum Deposit
Best Investor FX offers three trading accounts: Basic, Standard and Professional accounts. The minimum initial deposit for opening a basic account, is $100, and this requirement for the Standard and professional account is $500 and $5000, respectively.
Leverage
Trading leverage vary depending on different trading accounts. The maximum trading leverage up to 1:400. Since leverage can amplify gains as well as losses, traders should take care when use it.
Spreads & Commissions
All three accounts charges both spreads and commissions. The minimum spread in the Basic account is 3 pips, with a commission of 10 USD per lot. The spread in the Standard and Professional accounts start from 1.5 pips and 0.7 pips, with a commission of 7 USD and 5 USD, respectively.
Trading Platform Available
Like the vast majority of forex brokers, Best Investor FX offers the ever popular MetaTrader 4 (MT4) platform, despite the plans of its developer MetaQuotes Software to slowly phase it out. MT4 is the most used trading platform and is popular both among brokers and traders. It is stable and reliable, has many functions, offers API connectivity, supports PAMM and MAMM functionality and has a wide selection of technical analysis and charting tools. It is also user-friendly and supports Expert Advisors and automated trading.
Deposit& Withdrawal
Payment methods supported by Best Investor FX is limited. Traders can only fund their accounts through Bank Transfer, MasterCard, Maestro and Visa debit or credit card. Depositing in EUR currency is free of charge, while depositing in USD currency will subject to a fee of 5%of your deposited amount. The minimum withdrawal amount is16 EUR/30 USD.
Customer Support
The Best Investor FX customer support team can be reached through email: contacto@bestinvestorfx.com and telephone: +52 555 907 4721, and this broker is also available on some social media platform including Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin and Youtube.

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