FXTM Unveils Brokerage Statistics and Client Execution Measures
- FXTM has given a snapshot into its business performance with a series of statistics and measures for clients.

Online FX broker FXTM has taken additional steps to bolster its transparency measures, helping inform clients about its aggregated trading statistics, execution speed, and customer service data across its website and platform, per a recent FXTM statement.
The new world of Online Trading Online Trading Online trading represents the trading of fiat currencies, digital currencies, commodities, stocks and indices, where traders and investors intend to make a profit, via the purchase or sale of the aforementioned products. This is done through an electronic network, made accessible by brokers in the form of an online trading platform or hub.Online trading continues to see a rapid growth year on year, due to a number of reasons. Firstly, the number of brokers offering their services, with more money being spent on advertisements and sponsorships to attract potential traders. Secondly, more traders are aware of the ease in applying for online accounts; the low barrier to entry now means a trader only needs to deposit virtually as little as one wants in order to places trades. Thirdly, the improvement of financial technology, better performing hardware and software, leading to quick and consistent execution, which in turn is helped by higher liquidity, and reduced trading costs such spreads and commissions, have fueled the retail trading industry immensely. How to Trade Online?Before the emergence of the Internet, traders would have to place trades over the phone, which could be rather cumbersome, especially if one wanted to place multiple trades in a short space of time. Indeed, online trading has opened a new field of trading in the form of foreign exchange scalping, whether manually, or by way of automated trading robots. An example of online trading is the trading the foreign exchange market with a forex broker, using a platform which the broker will provide. The trader installs the platform on their computer, and they are given the information and tools needed to start trading. The most common online retail platform for forex trading is known as MetaTrader 4 (MT4). Online trading represents the trading of fiat currencies, digital currencies, commodities, stocks and indices, where traders and investors intend to make a profit, via the purchase or sale of the aforementioned products. This is done through an electronic network, made accessible by brokers in the form of an online trading platform or hub.Online trading continues to see a rapid growth year on year, due to a number of reasons. Firstly, the number of brokers offering their services, with more money being spent on advertisements and sponsorships to attract potential traders. Secondly, more traders are aware of the ease in applying for online accounts; the low barrier to entry now means a trader only needs to deposit virtually as little as one wants in order to places trades. Thirdly, the improvement of financial technology, better performing hardware and software, leading to quick and consistent execution, which in turn is helped by higher liquidity, and reduced trading costs such spreads and commissions, have fueled the retail trading industry immensely. How to Trade Online?Before the emergence of the Internet, traders would have to place trades over the phone, which could be rather cumbersome, especially if one wanted to place multiple trades in a short space of time. Indeed, online trading has opened a new field of trading in the form of foreign exchange scalping, whether manually, or by way of automated trading robots. An example of online trading is the trading the foreign exchange market with a forex broker, using a platform which the broker will provide. The trader installs the platform on their computer, and they are given the information and tools needed to start trading. The most common online retail platform for forex trading is known as MetaTrader 4 (MT4). Read this Term, fintech and marketing – register now for the Finance Magnates Tel Aviv Conference, June 29th 2016.
The data used to populate many of these measures was derived from the broker’s customer service statistics – included in this is the speed of the client approval process and fund processing, though the statistics also capture the overall satisfaction percentage based on client feedback.
Data Points
A snapshot look at the recent tranche of data a steadfast processing of FXTM’s client fund processing – indeed this was reconciled on average in under twelve minutes, with over 84% of deposits being processed within five minutes and an overall satisfaction percentage ratio of 90%.
Moreover, FXTM’s average requotes correlated to 3.8%, which was garnered from figures over the past six months. FXTM will continue to publish its slippage figures in an effort to help inform users on its business performance.

According to Jameel Ahmad, Vice President (VP) of Corporate Development and Chief Market Analyst, in a recent statement on the publication of the measures: “At FXTM we pride ourselves on constantly pushing the expected industry standards, by always keeping our core mission in mind: maximize the value our clients get for their most precious commodity - time.”
“The FXTM Performance Statistics page is a reflection of our dedication to providing excellent service and ensuring satisfaction in all areas, from our client approval time to the speed of order execution. Releasing these honours our pledge to our clients to provide a fair service and credible performance,” he added.
Online FX broker FXTM has taken additional steps to bolster its transparency measures, helping inform clients about its aggregated trading statistics, execution speed, and customer service data across its website and platform, per a recent FXTM statement.
The new world of Online Trading Online Trading Online trading represents the trading of fiat currencies, digital currencies, commodities, stocks and indices, where traders and investors intend to make a profit, via the purchase or sale of the aforementioned products. This is done through an electronic network, made accessible by brokers in the form of an online trading platform or hub.Online trading continues to see a rapid growth year on year, due to a number of reasons. Firstly, the number of brokers offering their services, with more money being spent on advertisements and sponsorships to attract potential traders. Secondly, more traders are aware of the ease in applying for online accounts; the low barrier to entry now means a trader only needs to deposit virtually as little as one wants in order to places trades. Thirdly, the improvement of financial technology, better performing hardware and software, leading to quick and consistent execution, which in turn is helped by higher liquidity, and reduced trading costs such spreads and commissions, have fueled the retail trading industry immensely. How to Trade Online?Before the emergence of the Internet, traders would have to place trades over the phone, which could be rather cumbersome, especially if one wanted to place multiple trades in a short space of time. Indeed, online trading has opened a new field of trading in the form of foreign exchange scalping, whether manually, or by way of automated trading robots. An example of online trading is the trading the foreign exchange market with a forex broker, using a platform which the broker will provide. The trader installs the platform on their computer, and they are given the information and tools needed to start trading. The most common online retail platform for forex trading is known as MetaTrader 4 (MT4). Online trading represents the trading of fiat currencies, digital currencies, commodities, stocks and indices, where traders and investors intend to make a profit, via the purchase or sale of the aforementioned products. This is done through an electronic network, made accessible by brokers in the form of an online trading platform or hub.Online trading continues to see a rapid growth year on year, due to a number of reasons. Firstly, the number of brokers offering their services, with more money being spent on advertisements and sponsorships to attract potential traders. Secondly, more traders are aware of the ease in applying for online accounts; the low barrier to entry now means a trader only needs to deposit virtually as little as one wants in order to places trades. Thirdly, the improvement of financial technology, better performing hardware and software, leading to quick and consistent execution, which in turn is helped by higher liquidity, and reduced trading costs such spreads and commissions, have fueled the retail trading industry immensely. How to Trade Online?Before the emergence of the Internet, traders would have to place trades over the phone, which could be rather cumbersome, especially if one wanted to place multiple trades in a short space of time. Indeed, online trading has opened a new field of trading in the form of foreign exchange scalping, whether manually, or by way of automated trading robots. An example of online trading is the trading the foreign exchange market with a forex broker, using a platform which the broker will provide. The trader installs the platform on their computer, and they are given the information and tools needed to start trading. The most common online retail platform for forex trading is known as MetaTrader 4 (MT4). Read this Term, fintech and marketing – register now for the Finance Magnates Tel Aviv Conference, June 29th 2016.
The data used to populate many of these measures was derived from the broker’s customer service statistics – included in this is the speed of the client approval process and fund processing, though the statistics also capture the overall satisfaction percentage based on client feedback.
Data Points
A snapshot look at the recent tranche of data a steadfast processing of FXTM’s client fund processing – indeed this was reconciled on average in under twelve minutes, with over 84% of deposits being processed within five minutes and an overall satisfaction percentage ratio of 90%.
Moreover, FXTM’s average requotes correlated to 3.8%, which was garnered from figures over the past six months. FXTM will continue to publish its slippage figures in an effort to help inform users on its business performance.

According to Jameel Ahmad, Vice President (VP) of Corporate Development and Chief Market Analyst, in a recent statement on the publication of the measures: “At FXTM we pride ourselves on constantly pushing the expected industry standards, by always keeping our core mission in mind: maximize the value our clients get for their most precious commodity - time.”
“The FXTM Performance Statistics page is a reflection of our dedication to providing excellent service and ensuring satisfaction in all areas, from our client approval time to the speed of order execution. Releasing these honours our pledge to our clients to provide a fair service and credible performance,” he added.