BronzeFX

Note: BronzeFX's official website: https://bronze-fx.com is currently inaccessible normally.

BronzeFX is registered in Canada and is not regulated. It offers trading in currency pairs, commodities, indices, and cryptocurrencies. Demo accounts are not available but there are three types of live accounts. The leverage is up to 1:500, and it supports the mainstream trading platform MT5, with a minimum deposit of 250 USD.

Pros and Cons

Is BronzeFX Legit?

No, BronzeFX is not regulated. Traders should carefully consider the risks it brings when choosing to trade with it.

What Can I Trade on BronzeFX?

Account Type

Leverage

BronzeFX offers leverage up to 1:500, which can potentially bring high returns, but it also comes with high risks.

BronzeFX Fees

BronzeFX does not have fixed additional fees and charges.

BronzeFX says they may charge a commission for depositing and withdrawal of funds, may introduce additional fees and charges, and may change the existing fees and charges at any time.

Also, if BronzeFX decides that you have not traded enough or that your deposit is not sufficient, they will charge you a 25% administrative fee.

If you accept a trading bonus by BronzeFX you should be aware that you will not be allowed to request a withdraw unless you trade over 2 million USD for every 100 USD you have received as a bonus. That condition however is not final as BronzeFX reserves the right to change their bonus policy whenever they feel like to.

Trading Platform

Bronze FX offers investors at least the most advanced MT5 trading platform on the market today, a highly reliable, multi-functional trading platform that includes 50 integrated market indicators and even trading robots to help run algorithmic trading sessions. Unfortunately, this trading platform does not offer a demo account for testing purposes.

Deposit and Withdrawal

While Bronze FX supports traders funding their accounts via wire transfer, VISA, MasterCard, and some cryptocurrency payment methods such as Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ripple, etc., some popular e-wallet payment methods such as Skrill, Neteller are not supported.