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FXOpen is pleased to announce the launch of a spring incentive – No‐Commission Deposits – for the company’s clients. Starting February 14, you will be charged 0% commission for funding your accounts. We hope you will find trading with us more profitable and convenient. When you join the spring campaign you can forget about extra payments. How is it possible? The broker will cover your expenses for crediting your accounts! With FXOpen you can invest your money wise and save from 0.5 to 6% commission that is usually charged by payment processors for deposit/withdrawal transactions. Feel free to use any electronic payment system listed at our website, including Skrill, Payza, WebMoney, Yandex.Money, QiWI Wallet, Elecsnet as well as credit or debit cards.
Isn’t it a great chance to open a profitable season of trading? We think it is!
Hurry up to benefit from the incentive! And let spring bring you both high spirits and high profits!
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