Abstract:EARNEX, owned by EARNEX DMCC, is a corporation registered in the United Arab Emirates with the focus on a variety of premium online futures and options trading solutions to the clients ranging from country to country, however, the company has not provided the regulation details as well as company locations to the public so far.
General Information& Regulation
EARNEX, owned by EARNEX DMCC, is a corporation registered in the United Arab Emirates with the focus on a variety of premium online futures and options trading solutions to the clients ranging from country to country, however, the company has not provided the regulation details as well as company locations to the public so far.
Market Instruments
EARNEX offers complete assortment classes across the global financial markets including Metals Futures including gold, silver, and bronze, Forex Futures, Commodities Futures, Equities Futures as well as Options Future.
Accounts & Leverage
EARNEX provides clients with live accounts including individual accounts, corporate accounts, in addition, clients could have the option to the demo account.
Trading Platform
EARNEX is non MT4/MT5 software provider, instead, clients are allowed to apply on a web-based trading platform that supports multiple time frames, charts, and some of the most popular drawing tools and price indicators.
Deposit & Withdrawal
EARNEX has provided support for a wide array of payment methods via Bank Transfer, Skrill, as well as Neteller, in addition, EARNEX does not accept third-party payments and cash deposits.
Trading Hours
Here, we take the Metals, for example, clients could trade at 07:00 - 23:30 Hours Dubai time (GMT+4) on weekdays.
Customer Support
The support team is always at clients assistance with the best possible solutions to the queries. If so desired, please call at +97144508970 or e-mail at info@earnex.ae within a reasonable time.
Risk Warning
Trading in leveraged financial instruments carries a high level of risk, including the risk of losing your entire invested capital, and may not be suitable for all investors. The high leverage and volatility of such instruments can work against you as well as for you. Before you decide to trade, you should carefully consider your investment objectives, level of experience, and risk appetite. Wherever in doubt, you should consult and receive advice from independent experts, including legal, tax, and financial advisers.

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