The FXOpen Team
Following the successful introduction of EUR and USD card deposits, we are excited to announce an expansion of our payment options. Traders can now fund their accounts instantly in SEK, DKK, NOK, PLN, HUF, and RON—offering greater flexibility and cost efficiency.
Key Benefits:
Commission free – Deposit in your local currency without extra costs*. Please note that trading accounts are available in EUR and USD.
Instant and secure funding – Your money arrives immediately, so you never miss a trade.
Seamless deposits – Fund your account with ease and stay focused on the markets.
This update is part of our commitment to providing our traders with fast, secure, and convenient funding solutions.
How to Deposit via Card:
- Log in to the Client Portal and select ‘Fund.’
- Choose ‘Bank Card’ and enter the desired deposit amount.
- Provide your card details and confirm the transaction.
Ready to Deposit?
Click below to fund your account instantly and take advantage of commission-free deposits.
*FXOpen shall not be held liable for any fees imposed by your bank that are out of the control of FXOpen. A fee may be applied when moving funds to a trading account.
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