WIKIFX REPORT: Introduction of Moneta Markets a subsidiary of Vantage International Group

What is Moneta Markets？

Moneta Markets is an emerging broker. With above-average service quality, inclusive policy on commissions, and transparency of policies, the broker has gradually gained the trust of traders in our country.

Here, this article will provide an overview of the broker and detail the services, fees and opportunities offered by Moneta Markets.

Moneta Markets is a broker engaged in direct trading and CFD trading. Moneta Markets stands out for their fantastic services and products, both in quality and quantity. In fact, the services they provide cover the entire range of traders needs and are the driving force behind their large number of users to date.

Moneta Markets and VantageFX

Moneta Markets is a subsidiary of Vantage International Group Limited (VIG). VIG is characterized by extensive experience and professionalism. The group actually has over a decade of market experience and has demonstrated their prowess in financial market management during this period. Unsurprisingly, VIG manages 100 billion transactions per month, which in turn leads to 1.5 million transactions per month, and has over 70,000 accounts.

Moneta Markets can be seen as a trusted and verified dissemination of Vantage International Group by traders, while projecting the values and purpose of the group with an approach of transparency and accessibility. This is evidenced by the fact that they tend to simplify but not lack detailed (and thus incomplete) interfaces for easy understanding by beginners.

What can you trade at Moneta Markets？

One of Moneta Markets strengths is undoubtedly the services and products they offer, especially the 300 assets they offer. This amount exceeds what other brokers offer on average. There is no doubt that having a large number of assets creates a good opportunity for traders to choose the most suitable assets, and at the same time can fully diversify.

Among other things, these assets belong to distinct categories. Users of Moneta Markets can trade foreign exchange, commodities, indices and stocks. It proposes a hybrid, direct and indirect approach.

Traders who trade currencies can actually do direct trades, which means their physical possession of the asset. In trading other assets, contracts for difference (CFDs) are available. Contracts for Difference (CFDs) are financial derivatives that are user-friendly and simpler than classic futures. In some cases, such as trading indices and commodities, it is necessary to choose a contract for difference (CFD), but it can still create good opportunities for traders.

The trading platform provided is also excellent. Worth mentioning is WebTrader, which is owned by Moneta Markets (in fact, by the VIG Group). WebTraders interface can be accessed through any browser, no installation is required, and therefore does not consume computer storage.

Why do investors choose Moneta Markets？

Here are some reasons to make Moneta Markets your first choice:

• Account Procedure Simplified

• Moneta Markets is suitable for beginners. It only takes a few minutes to open an account and start trading.

• Fast and transparent money management

• The fast withdrawal procedure is a feature of Moneta Markets (which is a dream of many traders). Deposits are of course the same.

• High leverage

• Given that leverage is a potentially profitable but high risk asset, it is not impossible to get leverage up to a 500:1 ratio.

• Extensive selection

• Weve mentioned it before: Moneta Markets offers a variety of trading instruments across multiple asset classes.

• Low cost

• The topic of cost is crucial; excessive costs can cut into traders profits. Customers can enjoy low commission charges. Overall, Moneta Markets puts the customer first.

• Multilingual and 24-hour assistance

• Provide traders 24 hours a day, five days a week. Multilingual services ensure no one is left out.

• Protect

• Specifically, Moneta Markets secures capital from negative balances through sophisticated margin calls. All accounts are held and segregated with National Australia Bank (NAB).