Trade Forex

Why Trade Forex with XB Prime

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  Prime trading conditions - Spreads from 0.2 pips and leverage up to 1:500 with no commission*.

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  Trade over 45 currency pairs - From majors to exotics you can find your currency pairs with tight spreads and no commission.

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  One of the most popular trading platforms worldwide - Choose between MetaTrader4 and MetaTrader 5, and benefit from lightning fast execution.

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  Negative balance protection - All XB Prime clients are covered by negative balance protection.

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  24/5 customer support in your language - You can rely on our multilingual support team 24/5. We are here to help you.

Trade Forex

F.A.Q.

• How are the Forex market prices determined?

  Many factors can potentially impact currency prices. The factors include but are not limited to economic and political events and announcements, inflation, and natural disasters. There’s no sure way to predict price movements, but some handy hints can be gleaned through technical analysis.

• Is Forex Trading expensive?

  It depends on how you are planning to trade, whether you use leverage and how much capital you decide to risk. You could start by investing $10, or $10,000 – the amount of investment is unlimited. However, you should remember that increasing the amount of leverage also increases the level of risk.

• What are the trading hours in the Forex market?

  The Forex market is open 5 days a week, 24 hours a day. and currencies are traded worldwide between the major financial centres. It opens on Sunday at 10:00 pm GMT and closes on Friday at 10:00 pm GMT. Please find the market hours below:
  Sydney: 10:00 pm - 7:00 am GMT
  Tokyo: 12:00 am - 9:00 am GMT
  London: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm GMT
  New York: 1:00 pm -10:00 pm GMT

• How does Forex Trading work?

  The Forex market allows you to invest in a class of assets, such as currency pairs, without actually holding the underlying asset, this is possible by using a contract for difference (CFD). Trading Forex CFDs gives investors the chance to profit from price changes, whether they are up or down. A Forex CFD functions as a two-party contract (the buyer and the seller). During the deal, the seller must pay the buyer the difference between an asset's current worth and its value at the "contract time." If the difference is negative, the buyer pays the seller instead.