Raze Markets

Raze Markets offers leverage up to 1:1000, which is very high. While this can amplify profits, I know it also comes with a higher risk of losses. As a responsible trader, I’d be cautious with such high leverage. In Raze Markets reviews, I’ve seen that many traders prefer lower leverage to avoid excessive risk, especially with such high potential for loss.

Raze Markets supports various payment methods, including local banks and trusted exchanges, along with T Pay for withdrawals. Personally, I like the flexibility of having different methods available for both deposits and withdrawals, and the fact that their deposit processing is very fast—within an hour—makes it convenient for me.

Raze Markets offers competitive pricing, with no commissions on the STP Standard and Pro accounts. The spreads start from 1.2 pips for the Standard account, but if I choose the ECN Raw account, I’ll benefit from tighter spreads starting from 0.0 pips. However, I’ll be charged a commission of $3.5 per side on the ECN Raw account. Based on Raze Markets reviews, I think their fee structure is fairly transparent, but the wider spreads on certain accounts might add up over time.

One advantage of Raze Markets being unregulated, as I see it, is the flexibility it offers in terms of account types and market instruments. They allow trading in forex, metals, energy, indices, and cryptocurrencies, which can be attractive if I’m looking for a broad selection. However, this flexibility doesn’t outweigh the lack of protection that comes with proper regulation.