TDFX

Honestly, I’d say trading here comes with higher risks. They do have a wide range of tradable assets, six account types, and even copy trading, which I like, but the lack of regulation is a big red flag for me. Personally, I’d start with the smallest deposit, see how the withdrawals go, and only then decide whether it’s worth committing more.

They accept Tether, Bitcoin, VISA, Mastercard, Skrill, PayPal, bank transfer, and wire transfer. I like having both crypto and traditional banking options.

Six in total: Standard, Classic, Professional, Islamic, VIP ECN, and Elite. Each has its own minimum deposit, spread, leverage, and commission setup.

No, TDFX is not regulated by any financial authority. I checked their registration details, and while they’re based in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, there’s no license from a recognized regulator. For me, that means if any dispute or problem happens, I don’t have a formal body to turn to for protection. This is why I’d treat them with extra caution.