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NatWest Markets
https://ci.natwest.com/
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관계 계보
관련 기업
회사 소개
| NatWest 리뷰 요약 | |
| 설립 연도 | 1997 | 
| 등록 국가/지역 | 영국 | 
| 규제 | 규제 없음 | 
| 서비스 | 은행, 대출, 보험, 저축, 투자 | 
| 플랫폼/앱 | NatWest 모바일 뱅킹 앱 | 
| 고객 지원 | 온라인 채팅 | 
NatWest 정보
NatWest은 1997년에 설립되어 영국에 본사를 두고 있으며 FCA나 기타 주요 글로벌 금융 기관에 의해 규제되지 않습니다. 현재 계좌, 대출, 보험, 저축 및 투자 상품과 같은 다양한 개인 금융 서비스를 제공하지만 고급 거래 기능이나 데모 계정 대안은 제공하지 않습니다.

장단점
| 장점 | 단점 | 
| 다양한 소매 뱅킹 서비스 제공 | 규제 없음 | 
| 기본 계좌에 월간 수수료 없음 | |
| 실시간 채팅 지원 | 
NatWest의 신뢰성
영국의 금융행정청(FCA) 및 ASIC(호주), NFA(미국)와 같은 주요 세계 규제 기관은 영국에 등록되어 있음에도 NatWest를 감독하지 않습니다. 리스크에 유의하시기 바랍니다!

WHOIS 데이터에 따르면 natwest.com은 1997년 2월 11일에 등록되었으며 2025년 2월 8일에 마지막으로 업데이트되었으며 현재 활성 상태입니다. 2026년 2월 12일에 만료될 예정이며 다양한 레지스트리 잠금(클라이언트 및 서버 제한)이 있어 안전하게 유지되고 있으며 공식 도메인으로 많은 보호를 받고 있으며 활발히 유지되고 있습니다.

제품 및 서비스
NatWest은 은행, 대출, 보험 및 투자 서비스와 같은 다양한 개인 금융 제품을 제공합니다.
| 제품 및 서비스 | 지원 | 
| 당좌 계좌 | ✔ | 
| 신용 카드 | ✔ | 
| 대출 | ✔ | 
| 오버드래프트 | ✔ | 
| 모기지 | ✔ | 
| 주택 보험 | ✔ | 
| 생명 보험 | ✔ | 
| 저축 | ✔ | 
| 투자 | ✔ | 

계정 유형
NatWest은 현재 계좌에 대해 네 가지 범주를 가지고 있습니다: 개인, 프리미어 (고순자산 고객용), 학생 및 청소년 (3-25세 대상), 그리고 비즈니스 및 기업 (창업부터 대규모 조직까지).

수수료
NatWest은 일반 은행 서비스에 대해 일반적으로 낮거나 전혀 월간 수수료를 부과하며 프리미엄 계정 수준을 통해 추가 혜택을 제공합니다. 많은 계정, 예를 들어 Select 및 학생 계정은 수수료가 면제되어 있으며, 반면에 리워드 및 번들 계정은 현금 환급이나 보험 혜택을 위해 월간 수수료를 부과합니다.
| 계정 유형 | 월간 수수료 | 참고 사항 | 
| 기본 계정 | £0 | 월간 수수료 없음; 예산 도구 및 저축 기능 포함 | 
| 리워드 계정 | £2 | 직접 이체 및 앱 사용으로 현금 환급 | 
| 학생 계정 | £0 | 무이자 초과 인출 포함 (한도 적용) | 
| 적응 계정 (11-17세) | 2.25% 이자 획득; Apple/Google Pay 지원 | |
| Rooster Money (3-17세) | 무료 (NatWest 사용자) | NatWest 고객을 위한 구독 면제; 그렇지 않으면 월간 £1.99 | 
| 리워드 실버 | £10 | 여행/모바일 보험, 수수료 면제 외화 사용 포함 | 
| 리워드 플래티넘 | £22 | 전 세계 보험 및 영국 자동차 고장 보상 추가 | 
| 프리미어 | 다양함 | £0부터 시작, 수수료는 제품 선택에 따라 다름 | 
| 비즈니스 계정 | 비즈니스 유형 및 선택한 서비스에 따라 수수료 및 기능이 결정됨 | 

플랫폼/앱
| 거래 플랫폼 | 지원 | 사용 가능한 장치 | 적합 대상 | 
| NatWest 모바일 뱅킹 앱 | ✔ | iOS, Android | 개인 및 비즈니스 뱅킹, 11세 이상, 일상적 사용 | 

키워드
- 5-10년
- 의문 있는 규제 라이선스
- 글로벌 업무
- 잠재적 위험성이 높음
위키 Q&A
Does NatWest Markets apply any charges when you deposit or withdraw funds?
In my experience as a trader, assessing deposit and withdrawal charges is always fundamental before choosing a broker, as these fees can directly impact my trading costs. With NatWest Markets, however, I found there is no clear, publicly available information about specific deposit or withdrawal charges either on their main site or in reports analyzing their services. Unlike many well-established forex brokers who provide transparent tables for these fees, NatWest primarily focuses on personal and business banking products rather than advanced trading accounts, which already brings some uncertainty for me as a trader looking for clear cost structures. Additionally, NatWest Markets operates without regulation from the FCA or other tier-1 authorities, and this lack of regulatory oversight makes me particularly cautious. Regulatory bodies typically require brokers to be upfront about all potential fees. Since NatWest’s service offering is ambiguous regarding trading functions and since no advanced sample accounts or detailed cost breakdowns are shown, I cannot verify whether “hidden” charges exist for deposits and withdrawals. For me, this lack of clarity is a significant risk factor, and I would strongly hesitate before committing any funds without direct confirmation from official customer support. In short, for my peace of mind and capital safety, I require total transparency on all costs—something I don't see currently with NatWest Markets.
What documents do I need to provide in order to process my initial withdrawal from NatWest Markets?
Based on my experience as a trader and after reviewing the relevant details for NatWest Markets, I exercise significant caution due to the broker's current regulatory situation. According to the information available, NatWest Markets does not hold valid regulation from the UK's Financial Conduct Authority or other key oversight bodies. In my own due diligence, I’ve learned that with firms lacking robust licensing, processes such as withdrawals can sometimes involve higher documentation scrutiny. While there is no explicit listing of withdrawal documentation for NatWest Markets, based on industry standards and given the broker's unregulated status, I would expect to be asked for proof of identity (such as a government-issued passport or driver’s license), proof of residential address (utility bill or bank statement), and potentially documents verifying the source of funds. These requirements are in place across reputable firms to meet anti-money laundering standards, but with NatWest Markets, the lack of clear regulatory guidelines may leave requirements ambiguous and subject to discretionary change. For me, this creates concern, as clear and consistent withdrawal procedures are a mark of trustworthy brokers. Without solid regulatory oversight, it is essential to proceed conservatively, maintain meticulous records, and be prepared for additional verification steps. I personally would be cautious and consider the risks involved before initiating any withdrawals or submitting sensitive documents to a broker facing high-risk markers and a lack of regulatory protection.
How do NatWest Markets’ overnight financing charges (swap fees) stack up against those of other brokers?
As someone who has traded forex and closely examined various brokers, I approach any broker's fee structure with careful scrutiny—especially when that broker does not hold a recognized regulatory license. With NatWest Markets, my immediate concern is the absence of concrete information regarding overnight financing charges or swap fees, which is notable considering most trustworthy brokers present this data transparently on their platforms. The data I reviewed did not provide specifics about their swap rates or the methodology for their calculation. In practice, established, well-regulated forex brokers typically disclose their overnight rates openly and allow traders to check real-time or historical swap values, helping us evaluate the true ongoing costs of holding leveraged positions. With NatWest Markets, the lack of regulatory oversight and transparency around these charges is, for me, a major red flag. Given this, I personally cannot make a confident, detailed comparison between their overnight financing charges and those offered by other brokers who demonstrate clear, competitive swap rates in a regulated environment. In my experience, trading with a broker where swap fees—or any significant trading cost—are opaque introduces considerable financial risk. For that reason, until NatWest Markets commits to full clarity and obtains recognized regulation, I would be extremely cautious and would advise fellow traders to prioritize safer, more transparent alternatives.
Can you tell me the typical spread for EUR/USD on a standard account with NatWest Markets?
From my experience as a trader, transparency around trading conditions—specifically spreads—is critically important. When evaluating NatWest Markets, I found that the broker’s WikiFX profile does not disclose explicit details about typical spreads for EUR/USD or other major currency pairs on standard accounts. This absence greatly concerns me, as it’s difficult to gauge overall trading costs or compare NatWest Markets to established, regulated forex brokers that publish detailed spread information. It’s worth emphasizing that NatWest Markets lacks regulation by the UK’s FCA or any major global financial authority, according to the profile. For me, this raises further questions regarding client protection and the reliability of pricing, as regulated entities are generally required to disclose their trading conditions and adhere to strict transparency standards. The ambiguity about spreads and absence of regulatory oversight is a combination I approach with caution, especially since trading costs can impact performance over time. Given this lack of published spread data and the firm’s regulatory status, I would advise anyone—including myself—to proceed very carefully. Personally, I would not commit real funds without complete and trustworthy disclosure of spreads and other trading conditions. For my own trading, I regard clearly disclosed, competitive spreads and robust regulation as non-negotiable factors in selecting a forex broker.
 
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