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Frequently Asked Questions

We invite you to take a look at our FAQ, where you can find answers to our clients' most commonly asked questions.

A: Forex and ‘FX’ are shortened terms used for ‘foreign exchange’. Foreign exchange or ‘currency trading’ is the exchange of money from different countries. The value of one country’s currency is constantly changing against the value of another country’s currency. Forex traders can make profit or losses through buying and selling currencies on the foreign exchange market.

A: A market conducted directly between dealers and principals via a computer network rather than a regulated exchange trading floor. OTC trading with QuantixFS means that you trade currencies but don’t actually take delivery of these currencies.

A: To register a live trading account, visit the account opening page and complete all relevant details accurately and submit the required documents. Once your account is created, you will receive an email confirmation. This email includes your log in credentials, account funding options, and instructions for accessing your account.

A: You are required to provide a valid proof or identification (passport, ID card or Drivers License) and a proof of address (Bank Statement, Utility Bill or Tax Bill) dated within the last three months.

A: You can fund your trading accounts via the “Fund Account” option from within the client area.

A: You can withdraw from your trading accounts via the “Withdraw Funds” option from within the client area.

A: To protect all parties against fraud and to minimise money laundering attempts and/or terrorist financing, all withdrawals will be sent back to the same method used for depositing, and according to the below procedure:

For credit/debit card deposits, refunds will be processed back to the card used, up to the total amount deposited regardless of the method chosen when submitting the withdrawal.

For e-wallet& crypto deposits, withdrawals will be processed to the same account/addressused for funding.

All other methods such as bank wire withdrawals shall be used once deposits made with the funding method have been completely refunded.

A: Since we will return the deposited sum back to the method used for funding, profits can be transferred to your Bank account Swift wire transfer.If you made deposits via E-wallet, you may be able to receive profits to that same E-wallet, to be decided on a case-by-case basis.

A: A limit order is where you choose a predetermined price at which you want to open an order. When and if this price is hit in the market, your pending order is automatically opened.

A: As the Forex market is highly volatile it is difficult to predict. Due to market volatility, there is no system that can guarantee that a transaction on the foreign currency market should result in profit.

A: Yes, QuantixFS is owned and operated by Quantx FS Ltd, a company regulated by the Financial Services Authority of Seychelles ("FSA") with license number SD021.

A: Yes, we advise all our clients that foreign exchange trading does involve substantial amount of risk. With QuantixFS you cannot lose more than your account’s margin. Forex commodities and CFDs (OTC Trading) are leveraged products that carry a substantial risk and may not be suitable for everyone. Please ensure that you understand fully the risks involved and do not invest money you cannot afford to lose

A: QuantixFS offers five account types with different conditions and spreads involved. For high volume traders, QuantixFS can arrange a tailor-made account. Feel free to chat with our support team for more information about the account options.

 
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