HK JINXIANG INTERNATIONAL LIMITED

Midas Exchange broker offers four account types: Premium Investor Account, General Investor Account, QRS Cent Account, and QRS Standard Swap-Free Account. I find this variety useful as it caters to both beginners and more experienced traders. The low minimum deposit of $10 for the QRS Freedom Account makes it accessible for new traders like me.

The main pros for me are the fact that Midas Exchange is regulated by CGSE and offers a variety of tradable products, including London Gold, Silver, and Gold Futures. The two account types—Premium Investor Account and General Investor Account—provide flexibility depending on how much I want to invest. Additionally, their MT5 platform is a big plus, especially since I prefer it over MT4.

Yes, Midas Exchange (HK Jinxiang International Limited) is regulated by the Chinese Gold & Silver Exchange Society (CGSE) in Hong Kong. It holds a Type AA License (License No. 129), which provides a certain level of legitimacy. While I feel a bit more secure knowing that they are regulated by CGSE, I would still be cautious given that it’s not one of the major financial regulators like the FCA or ASIC.

Midas Exchange broker offers MetaTrader 5 (MT5), which I’m comfortable with due to its advanced charting features and versatility. Unfortunately, I was hoping they would offer MetaTrader 4 (MT4) as well, since it’s a platform I’ve used for years. Nonetheless, MT5 is still a great choice for me as an experienced trader.