Forex EE
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The history of Forex.ee starts in Estonia back in 1998. Drawing on experience gainedin these early years, the company started offering brokerage services to the local Estonian public. By 2001, in search of modern technology solutions, Forex.ee introduced MetaTrader 4 platform. Forex.ee has approved itself as one of the most reputable Forex brokers of Northern Europe by 2005, when our partnership program was introduced to the audience. Since 2013, the company adopted the use of authentic ECN/STP technology, which contributed to the transparency of all internal processes at the company and served the status of high-end international ECN brokerage. After a successful redesign in 2014, the company presented its new contemporary website. In 2015, Forex.ee launched Crypto accounts based on ECN technology and Exchange-like execution. Shortly after, we added the Analytics section to our website in order to help our less-experienced customers.

General information

Company name Forex EE

Year of foundation 2004

Legal address NTS Systems Ltd First Floor, First St. Vincent Bank Ltd Building, James Street, Kingstown, St. Vincent and the Grenadines

Website https://forexee.com/

DEPOSIT AND WITHDRAWAL METHODS

Deposit FasaPay, Bitcoin, BitcoinCash, Ethereum, Litecoin

Withdrawal FasaPay, Bitcoin, BitcoinCash, Ethereum, Litecoin

ADDITIONAL SERVICES

Analytics

Bonuses

Features

RegulationsFSA

Account currenciesBTC, EUR, AUD, JPY, USD, RUB

Minimum deposit<100, <200, <500, <1000

Leverage1:500

Trading platformMetaTrader 4

CUSTOMER SUPPORT

Available site languages English, Chinese, German, Spanish, Malay, Polish, Russian

Available technical support languages English, Chinese, German, Spanish, Malay, Polish, Russian

Personal Manager Yes

STP: up to 30% of the markup

Basic ECN: up to 20% of the ECN comission

Advanced ECN: up to 30% of the ECN comission

Premium ECN: up to 30% of the ECN comission

Crypto: up to 30% of the markup

The average value is indicated. The amount of accruals largely depends on the type and size of the trading account, as well as on the number of trading operations carried out per calendar month.

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