Devise Fx Markets is a Global International Broker and investment company located in United Kingdom. We believe in following corporate values and strive to build strong relationships with our clients. We are committed to providing you the best of trading and learning experience as we keep giving you effective recommendations based on forecasts covering all levels of accounts and trading hours.
We believe in full transparency and taking a growth-oriented approach to keep bringing innovation. Forex exchange is simplified when you allow us to lead you through the progress. As trading merchants working with us, you will learn to better deal with exchanging issues and would gain confidence to explore your prospects for growth. We also guarantee you data innovation security.
Devise fx markets also offers world-class business partnership solutions for financial institutions, brokers and private investors through our Affiliate and Introducing Broker programs.
One of the benefits of trading with Devise FX Markets, is that the sort of platforms and account types that we provide.
Not only can we provide a variety of top-grade trading platforms, like cTrader, Metatrader 5 & proprietary solutions, but we also offer different trading conditions, allowing a more personalised experience, tailored to your specific preferences.
With quite 260 CFD assets in 6 different classes, quality execution, advanced online trading tools, and trading systems, we've got something which will meet everyone’s demands!
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| Initial Deposit (USD) | $200 |
| Spreads from (pips) | Floating Spreads from 4 pip |
| Instruments | 40+ FX pairs, metals |
| Maximum Leverage | $1;400 |
| Execution | From 0.3sec , STP |
| Commission Per Lot | $0 |
| Micro Lot Trading(0.01) | Yes |
| Maximum Open Position & Pending Order | 100 |
| Trading Platform | Meta Trader |
| Mobile App | Yes |
| Swap Charges | No |
| Trading Style Allowed | All |
| Crypto Currencies ( Bitcoins , Ethereum , Ripple) | Yes |
| Initial Deposit (USD) | $5000 |
| Spreads from (pips) | Floating Spreads from 2 pip |
| Instruments | 60+ FX pairs, metals, indices, commodities |
| Maximum Leverage | $1;500 |
| Execution | From 0.3sec , STP |
| Commission Per Lot | $3 per 1,00,000 |
| Minimum Trade Size | Yes |
| Maximum Open Position & Pending Order | 150 |
| Trading Platform | Meta Trader |
| Mobile App | Yes |
| Swap Charges | No |
| Hedging Allowed | All |
| Crypto Currencies ( Bitcoins , Ethereum , Ripple) | Yes |
| Initial Deposit (USD) | $10,000 |
| Spreads from (pips) | Floating Spreads from 1 pip |
| Instruments | 60+ FX pairs, metals, indices, commodities |
| Maximum Leverage | $1;500 |
| Execution | From 0.3sec , STP |
| Commission Per Lot | $2 per 1,00,000 |
| Minimum Trade Size | Yes |
| Maximum Open Position & Pending Order | 200 |
| Trading Platform | Meta Trader |
| Mobile App | Yes |
| Swap Charges | No |
| Hedging Allowed | All |
| Crypto Currencies ( Bitcoins , Ethereum , Ripple) | Yes |
| Initial Deposit (USD) | $25,000 |
| Spreads from (pips) | Floating Spreads from 0 pip |
| Instruments | 60+ FX pairs, metals, indices, commodities |
| Maximum Leverage | $1;1000 |
| Execution | From 0.3sec , STP |
| Commission Per Lot | $0 |
| Minimum Trade Size | Yes |
| Maximum Open Position & Pending Order | 200 |
| Trading Platform | Meta Trader |
| Mobile App | Yes |
| Swap Charges | No |
| Hedging Allowed | All |
| Crypto Currencies ( Bitcoins , Ethereum , Ripple) | Yes |
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