LQDFX
LQDFX Review
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Stéphane has worked in financial services since 2005, within capital markets and investment banking. He graduated from the London School of Economics and HEC Paris.
Updated on: 14 December, 2020
Pros- Leverage up to 1:500.
- No fees on deposits.
- Negative balance protection.
- Funds held in segregated accounts in EU banks.
Cons- You cannot buy shares or cryptocurrency (only CFDs).
- No CFDs on cryptocurrencies, stocks or ETFs.
- LQDFX only supports MetaTrader 4.
- LQDFX is not regulated.
Awards- Best ECN Broker, 2017 - The Forex Awards
- Most Reliable Broker, 2017 - The Forex Awards
LQDFX Accounts (5)
Micro Account
- Trade up to 71 currency pairs as well as CFDs on metals, commodities and indices through MT4 from a low $20 deposit. STP trading with no requotes.
- $ 20 Minimum deposit
- 1:500 Leverage (EUR/USD) ?
- 1.2 Pips (EUR/USD)
- $ 0 Commission / lot
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Gold Account
- Trade up to 71 currency pairs as well as CFDs on metals, commodities and indices through MT4. STP trading with no requotes.
- $ 500 Minimum deposit
- 1:300 Leverage (EUR/USD) ?
- 1.1 Pips (EUR/USD)
- $ 0 Commission / lot
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Gold Account [Islamic]
- Trade up to 71 currency pairs as well as CFDs on metals, commodities and indices through MT4. STP trading with no requotes. Swap-free account only available to clients of Muslim faith.
- $ 20 Minimum deposit
- 1:300 Leverage (EUR/USD) ?
- 1.1 Pips (EUR/USD)
- $ 0 Commission / lot
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ECN Account
- Trade up to 71 currency pairs as well as CFDs on metals, commodities and indices through MT4. Get depth-of-market information with this ECN account.
- $ 500 Minimum deposit
- 1:300 Leverage (EUR/USD) ?
- 0.1 Pips (EUR/USD)
- $ 3.5 Commission / lot
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VIP Account
- Trade up to 71 currency pairs as well as CFDs on metals, commodities and indices on even tighter spreads. This account has no restrictions on the maximum trade size.
- $ 25000 Minimum deposit
- 1:100 Leverage (EUR/USD) ?
- 0.1 Pips (EUR/USD)
- $ 2.5 Commission / lot
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LQDFX Offers (1)
Important: please visit the broker's website for their terms and conditions.
Open an account and deposit at least US$ 250 to instantly receive a 100% bonus up to $20,000. This offer is available across all accounts, excluding PAMM. The bonus can be withdrawn upon completion of volume requirements.
LQDFX Markets
- Asset classes
- Forex (CFD)
- Indices (CFD)
- Metals (CFD)
- Commodities (CFD)
- Asset classes (#)
- Forex (CFD)71
- Indices (CFD)12
- Metals (CFD)2
- Commodities (CFD)5
LQDFX Trading platforms
- Trading platforms
- MetaTrader 4
- MetaTrader 5
- cTrader
- Currenex
- Copy trading
- Mirror trading
- Other platformsxStation
- Operating systems
- Web trader
- Android
- iOS
LQDFX Account funding
Note: payment methods depend on the entity with which you open an account, as well as your country of residence. Please visit the company's website for all payment methods.
- Deposits and withdrawals
- Bank transfer
- Credit card
- Debit card
- Bitcoin
- Bitcoin Cash
- China UnionPay
- Ethereum
- FasaPay
- Litecoin
- NETELLER
- Ripple
- Skrill
- Account base currencies
- EUR - Euro
- USD - U.S. Dollar
LQDFX Regulators
- Company information
- Company nameLQD Limited
- Head officeMarshall Islands
- Incorporation date2015
- Regulators
- Marshall IslandsMH96960
LQDFX Alternatives
Are you looking for an alternative to LQDFX? Compare LQDFX against each of the following brokers and make an informed decision.
Risk warning: CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. Between 66-89% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
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