IC Markets
IC Markets · Land (Quelle): AU · Registrierungsdatum (Quelle): 2007
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Importierte Lizenzdatensätze (2)
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| Aufsichtsbehörden | Recorded legal entity | Lizenznummer | Imported status | View record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ASIC — Australian Securities and Investments Commission | INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL MARKETS PTY. LTD. | 335692 | regulated | View record → |
| CYSEC — Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission | IC Markets (EU) Ltd | 362/18 | regulated | View record → |
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Risikodatensätze (2)
After depositing I was told I had to trade 700 lots before I could withdraw. Customer service claimed this was “to build trading discipline” and recommended only very high-leverage instruments. With just USD 5,000 in my account I was pushed into trading 20 lots of gold and was liquidated after two swings. My withdrawal request has been pending for ten days and customer service only says it is “in process”. The trade records show huge slippage on those forced trades. I have contacted Bank Negara Malaysia.
My account number is 80041883. After trading EUR/USD on 2 December last year I found all my orders had severe slippage, causing losses and preventing me from closing. The platform does not allow video uploads, but I recorded a slippage test on 3 December and still saw severe slippage, including on closing orders, while the market was not moving at all. I believe this is a technical problem and fault on the platform’s side.