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Abstract:WikiFX has launched the SkyLine Guide, which has selected 25 outstanding brokers in its inaugural edition in Thailand. In addition, WikiFX will release a series of related reports, with this article focusing on FXTM, one of the listed brokers.
With the rapid development of the forex industry, WikiFX, as a leading global third-party information service platform for the forex sector, is dedicated to providing investors with the most reliable information services. To meet the localized and personalized needs of investors in different regions, WikiFX has launched the SkyLine Guide, which has selected 25 outstanding brokers in its inaugural edition in Thailand. In addition, WikiFX will release a series of related reports, with this article focusing on FXTM, one of the listed brokers.
FXTM: a global broker committed to customer success
Since its establishment, FXTM has been dedicated to providing customers with an exceptional trading experience. As a globally recognized forex and CFD broker, FXTM is known for its efficient trade execution and diverse financial products.
With over 10 years of brand operation in the forex industry and more than 23 years of business operation, FXTM serves over 4 million clients from more than 180 countries. It is registered in multiple financial jurisdictions worldwide and regulated by the following regulatory agencies:
In addition to separating client funds from company assets, FXTM collaborates with the global top bank Lloyds Banking Group to provide all clients with a compensation fund of up to $1,000,000. In case of FXTM cannot repay client funds due to extreme risk events, such as a black swan event or the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, clients will be protected by this compensation fund and receive compensation of up to $1,000,000.
FXTM is committed to providing clients with ultra-low trading costs, high-quality execution speeds, and comprehensive fund security guarantees. In the highly volatile forex market, its advanced technology and multiple data centers ensure that forex trading orders are executed quickly and reliably, alleviating concerns about slippage. This is particularly crucial for day traders who aim to profit from every point of fluctuation. FXTM offers industry-leading MT4 and MT5 trading platforms that are available on desktop, web, and mobile applications.
In the upcoming issue, it will introduce another outstanding broker listed in the WikiFX SkyLine Guide, exploring the broker‘s excellent performance in core aspects such as platform stability, customer service experience, and fund safety, as well as its efforts in technological innovation and compliance management. Through the series of reports from the WikiFX SkyLine Guide, we aim to improve investors’ understanding of the forex industry, promote healthy development in the industry and showcase the brand image of more outstanding brokers.
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