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Tallinex
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Member since: 15/05/2013
Tallinex is one of our partners, a true ECN broker that offers three type of accounts: ECN-Micro, ECN-Pro, and Pro-Managed - all these being able to cater all types of traders (the newbies, the small ones, experienced ones, and the investors).
Tallinex is registered at Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communication in Estonia. They offer 5 igit pricing. Minimum account opening deposit is $100 at a maximum leverage of 1:400. Funding option includes Credit cards,bank transfer, Moneybookers (Skrill), and Neteller; funds are segreagated at the largest bank in Sweden - SwedBank.
All types of Trading and Expert Advisors are allowed. FIFO rule not applicable
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Member since: 21/04/2011
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Member since: 16/08/2011
Also headquartered in Estonia like Admiral Markets and Armada Markets. Also registered under the same government branch.
FSA is good but I don't prefer NFA and CFTC. They are limiting traders with FIFO rule and 1:50 maximum leverage. I've seen a lot of good froex broker who gave up their NFA and CFTC license such as FXDD and IKON.
I am a hosted slave beta.
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Member since: 17/05/2011
Originally posted by megrawabAlso headquartered in Estonia like Admiral Markets and Armada Markets. Also registered under the same government branch.
FSA is good but I don't prefer NFA and CFTC. They are limiting traders with FIFO rule and 1:50 maximum leverage. I've seen a lot of good froex broker who gave up their NFA and CFTC license such as FXDD and IKON.
1:50 leverage is for trader's benefits. But it is not for all traders. It is only for U.S traders.
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Member since: 21/04/2011
Originally posted by Champ
Originally posted by megrawab
Also headquartered in Estonia like Admiral Markets and Armada Markets. Also registered under the same government branch.
FSA is good but I don't prefer NFA and CFTC. They are limiting traders with FIFO rule and 1:50 maximum leverage. I've seen a lot of good froex broker who gave up their NFA and CFTC license such as FXDD and IKON.
1:50 leverage is for trader's benefits. But it is not for all traders. It is only for U.S traders.
Yes that is true. Only brokers providing services in USA are not allowed to offer leverage above 1:50. For example FXCM is registered with FSA, CFTC and NFA but is providing leverage upto 1:400. But this leverage is not for U.S traders.
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Member since: 21/04/2011
Registeration, with good regulatory authorities, ensures u that ur money is safe. You can complain any illegal act by broker to regulatory authority.
Stick to your rules
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Member since: 16/08/2011
As long as it is a registered company to its local headquarters, I think is good. So far there is no negative comments about Tallinex only positive, negative assumptions there is, maybe...
They share the same servers with FinFX but they are not related / partnered.
I agree with you guys but I'd prefer FSA and ASIC regulation instead of CFTC :)
I am a hosted slave beta.
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Member since: 23/07/2013
Originally posted by uniquetraderRegisteration, with good regulatory authorities, ensures u that ur money is safe. You can complain any illegal act by broker to regulatory authority.
This is very untrue.
PFG Best a US Based Regulated FX Broker steals Millions. Sorry, majority of FX traders have no clue
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Member since: 23/07/2013
Originally posted by megrawab
They share the same servers with FinFX but they are not related / partnered.
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Any MT4 broker that shares a Server is Affiliated. Just google Pepperstone Axitrader.
Any broker with the SAME Demo/Live server IP are affiliated.
Wake up
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Member since: 23/07/2013
http://www.whois.com/whois/tallinex.com
Domain since 2005 -
Only FX reviews since 2013 -
Just go with the Source not a White Label ( go signup with FinFX.fi) -
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Member since: 23/07/2013
This Broker aka white label is a Managed Account Business - http://www.myfxbook.com/members/Tallinex - https://www.tallinex.com/mm-details
Becoming whitelabel with finfx then advertise Managed Accounts is standard practice in the FX industry.