Gain Trade

Gain Trade | 2022-12-21 18:10

Abstract：Gain Trade is allegedly a forex and CFD broker registered in Indonesia that claims to provide its clients with various tradable financial instruments.

Risk Warning

Online trading involves significant 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.

General Information & Regulation

Gain Trade is allegedly a forex and CFD broker registered in Indonesia that claims to provide its clients with various tradable financial instruments. Here is the home page of this brokers official site:

As for regulation, it has been verified that Gain Trade currently has no valid regulation. That is why its regulatory status on WikiFX is listed as “No License” and receives a relatively low score of 1.01/10. Please be aware of the risk.

Market Instruments

Gain Trade advertises that traders can choose from 6 asset classes and get access to over 150 trading instruments, including forex, cryptocurrencies, indices, stocks, energy and goods.

Commissions

Gain Trade‘s website claims to offer 0% commission, yet we didn’t find the download links of its trading platform, so we cant confirm if it is true.

Customer Support

Gain Trades customer support can be reached by telephone: +62 (888)234-5686, email: hello@company.com or send messages online to get in touch. Company address: Satrio Tower 16th, Jl. Dr Satrio Kuningan, Jakarta.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
• Rich tradable instruments	• No regulation
• Rich tradable instruments	• Lack of transparency

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q 1:	Is Gain Trade regulated？
A 1:	No. It has been verified that Gain Trade currently has no valid regulation.

Q 2:	Does Gain Trade offer the industry-standard MT4 & MT5？
A 2:	No. Instead, Gain Trade seems to offer a Mobile trader, but we didn‘t find its download links.

Q 3:	Is Gain Trade a good broker for beginners？
A 3:	No. Gain Trade is not a good choice for beginners. Trading conditions are too non-transparent and what’s worse is its terrible regulation condition.

Broker Commission Currency Pair Dealer Forex trading Forex Broker Forex Currency pair forex market Stock Cryptocurrency Bitcoin Ethereum indices commodities

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Gain Trade

Company name：Gain Trade

Score

1.36

Website：https://gaintrade.net/

2-5 years | Suspicious Regulatory License | Suspicious biz area | High potential risk

Score

1.36

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