Abstract:FASTERTRADINGFX is allegedly a financial brokerage firm registered in the United States that claims to provide its clients with forex trading. As this brokerage's website cannot be accessed, we were unable to obtain further details about its tradable assets, leverage, spreads, trading platforms, minimum deposit, etc.
Note: For some unknown reason, we cannot open FASTERTRADINGFXs official site (https://fastertradingfx.com/) while writing this introduction, therefore, we could only gather relevant information from the Internet to present a rough picture of this broker. Traders should be careful about this issue.
General Information & Regulation
FASTERTRADINGFX is allegedly a financial brokerage firm registered in the United States that claims to provide its clients with forex trading. As this brokerage's website cannot be accessed, we were unable to obtain further details about its tradable assets, leverage, spreads, trading platforms, minimum deposit, etc.
As for regulation, it has been verified that FASTERTRADINGFX does not fall under any valid regulations. That is why its regulatory status on WikiFX is listed as “No License” and it receives a relatively low score of 1.32/10. Please be aware of the risk.
Market Instruments
We didnt find any specific information about trading financial instruments provided by FASTERTRADINGFX on the Internet. However, from the name of the broker, we can easily understand that it may offer forex trading.
Customer Support
Unluckily, we didn‘t find any useful information about FASTERTRADINGFX’s customer support on the Internet. Generally, regulated brokers will reveal their telephone numbers, email or company address to let their clients get in touch with them.
Risk Warning
Online trading involves a significant level of risk and you may lose all of your invested capital. It is not suitable for all traders or investors. Please ensure that you understand the risks involved and note that the information contained in this article is for general information purposes only.
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