Abstract:JDC Markets is a Cyprus-registered online forex and CFDs broker, established in 2016. JDC Markets is currently regulated by CySEC in Cyprus and holds an STP license authorized by it under the regulatory number: 316/16.
General Information & Regulation
JDC Markets is a Cyprus-registered online forex and CFDs broker, established in 2016. JDC Markets is currently regulated by CySEC in Cyprus and holds an STP license authorized by it under the regulatory number: 316/16.
Market Instruments
Investors can trade currency pairs, gold, silver, and futures CFDs on indices, oil, Natural gas.
Account Types of JDC Markets
There are two kinds of real trading accounts available on the JDC Markets platform, namely the Mini account and the Real Account (Standard account), with the initial minimum deposit of the real account of $120. Additionally, the Islamic account is not offered by JDC Markets.
Leverage of JDC Markets
The maximum leverage offered for currency pairs is up to 1:200, gold and major indices 1:200, commodities other than gold, and non-major indices also coming with the leverage of 1:200.
Spread & Commission
The average spread for EUR/USD is 0.2 pips, EUR/GBP 0.4 pips, EURAUD 1.4pips, USOil 0.086 pips, UKOil 0.076 pips, XAUUSD 0.01 pips, and XAGUSD 0.002 pips.
Trading Platform Available of JDC Markets
JDC Markets provides traders with a market-leading MT5 trading platform. The MT5 platform features all the essential components for trading, a number of technical indicators, supporting EA and automated trading, and can also help traders create their own trading strategies.
Deposit & Withdraw
JDC Markets supports traders to deposit or withdraw funds from their accounts via Visa, MasterCard, UnionPay card, Skrill as well as DISCOVER.
Summary
The drawbacks of JDC Markets are:
1. Less rich trading assets
2. No Islamic account available
3. One trading platform only
4. No real-time customer support
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