[mafaltti]

Hey guys,

FXOpen is now accepting Altergold, got this e-mail from FXOpen Staff.

Dear Clients,

We are happy to announce that we have added two new ecurrencies to our deposit options:

1. c-gold - website c-gold... Commerce 100% backed by real gold deposits!
2. altergold - website AlterGold - Home

As of right now, you may use these new ecurrencies for deposit and withdrawal, and all deposits are instantly processed into your trading account!

A discussion thread about this has been opened on the forum at New! C-Gold and Altergold come to FXOpen! - FXOpen forex forum - forex review - trading methods - education - analytics

Please leave your feedback in this thread. We would love to hear from you.

FXOpen team

I'm just checking FXOpen site and Altergold is already pay option there.
http://www.fxopen.com/DepositWithdrawal.aspx

Good to have more funding options to trade on forex.

A. Mafaltti

[FXHOY]

Biggest broker?

Where on earth did you get that statistic?

[ubaidahsan]

Originally Posted by FXHOY

Biggest broker?

Where on earth did you get that statistic?

FxOpen is indeed big, Actually Marketiva comes next after FxOpen. To be honest, You are a new bie New sites shouldn't try to screw "big players". My personal recommendation Just look at there web sites, Its in several countries. FxEgypt, etc... are all subsidiaries of FXOPEN...i personally use Altergold and FXopen too because both are reliable..


UA

[FXHOY]

The biggest broker who accepts e-currencies...perhaps.

Oanda is the biggest retail broker with over 167 million dollars in adjusted capital, FXCM is second with a tad over 76 million. FXOpen is not even registered with the NFA, FSA, or ANY governing body ANYWHERE. All the subsidiaries you speak of are RB's nothing more, most retail brokers have 100's of RB's.

I may be a newbie on this board, and I take that as a compliment, but that does not mean I was born yesterday or have no knowledge of the spot markets and the broker in which this thread was referring to.

[mrGSH]

Who the hell would need to take a risk with AG, when there are much better options there. But the site is strange... 60% to withdraw to e-gold???

[mafaltti]

Originally Posted by FXHOY

The biggest broker who accepts e-currencies...perhaps.

Oanda is the biggest retail broker with over 167 million dollars in adjusted capital, FXCM is second with a tad over 76 million. FXOpen is not even registered with the NFA, FSA, or ANY governing body ANYWHERE. All the subsidiaries you speak of are RB's nothing more, most retail brokers have 100's of RB's.

I may be a newbie on this board, and I take that as a compliment, but that does not mean I was born yesterday or have no knowledge of the spot markets and the broker in which this thread was referring to.

Hey man, point here is e-currencies. Of course I'm talking about the biggest that accept e-currencies.

[vergin82]

Originally Posted by mafaltti

Hey man, point here is e-currencies. Of course I'm talking about the biggest that accept e-currencies.

Agreed, it is operating since 2005 and their trading platform isn't the best out there, but can be handy for newbies.

@ubaid I think that Marketiva had a bad reputation in e-currencies forex industry, do some googling for Marketiva and you will find a lot of complains here and there

[mafaltti]

Originally Posted by vergin82

Agreed, it is operating since 2005 and their trading platform isn't the best out there, but can be handy for newbies.

@ubaid I think that Marketiva had a bad reputation in e-currencies forex industry, do some googling for Marketiva and you will find a lot of complains here and there

True, FXOpen is quite good for newbies to Forex, that's why I'm using it. :P

[jafar00]

*Urgent News from FXOpen!*

FXOpen continues to improve it's services by announcing a change in trading conditions for all Micro accounts! (hint - lower spread!)

See http://forum.fxopen.com/showthread.php?p=245583 for the details

Regards

[ivaho]

What about this warning?
http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=50879