yves11 posted:
Bakir posted:
Hello, I have been trading in Forex for 11 years, and have dealt with so many brokers, more than forty, including AAFX. This is the worst broker I've ever met. AAFX has not been responding to me for 4 months and is not fulfilling my withdrawal requests. Can you imagine, they have blocked my account and do not even respond!!! What arrogance, can you imagine that ?! Traders, I appeal to you, do not be fooled, sooner or later this will happen to you too. AAFX is not regulated by anyone and therefore behaves so brazenly and freely. Collaborate with regulated brokers, they are in the majority.

Bakir,

I've been with AAFX for about 6 months now. I've also withdrawn $1,000 from my trading account in October with no problem. It took 24 hrs for me. Their online customer service was excellent as well.

 I first started with $100 deposit and turned my acct to over $2,000. I then took out $1000 in October 2019 of this year and had no problem. Because of the customer service, ease of withdrawal, and also the wide range and diverse offering of instruments, I wanted to continue using AAFX with an acct up to $25,000 this coming year. But now after reading your post, I am alarmed.

I have used Tradersway, Hugosway, LMFX, and JAFX. Tradersway is very corrupted and I believe it trades against its clients. JAFX was the best among those 4, but it lost its license for US clients, so I no longer can use it.

It was only recently, about 7 months ago, I found out about AAFX, and started with them a small account of a $100 deposit. I like its diverse range of instruments besides just currency pairs. It has a larger spread than other brokers, but it doesn't charge swap fees or commission fees, so that is the disadvantage for those who wanted a smaller spread broker. I, however, was happy with the spread since most of my trades were swing trades.

I had wanted to personally visit their broker office this coming year if I were to deposit $25K into my account.
AAFX is good for daytrading but you have to watch out not to break the rules of the company. There are very of them and they are not too difficult to follow. You can't use multiple accounts for arbitrage and you can't close your trades in less than 60 seconds. In fact you can, but the profits gained from such trade will not count. Sometimes people don't read the rules carefully and then complain the broker is not withdrawing profits. Looks like this was exactly the case in the comment above.

I came to AAFX following my mate, that was trading this broker since 2013. After a year of trading, I may say that I'm not so fascinated as my friend was. AAFX is good comparing to others, but I cannot say it's outstanding. What's good that's tight spreads, if yo're trading intraday, you save money with spreads that offer AAFX, as they're lower than with the vast majority of AAFX's competitors. Order execution is also good and fast, so there is no trouble in this regard. Some lags happens, but that's okey and lags never affects trading results, as there is 2-3 seconds delays, nevermore. What I don't like is Metatrader, it's multi-functional, but that's not platform that I can name the best. It's the most common solution on the market but, frankly, I would better prefer some kind of self-developed platform, even with less functionality. Regarding payments I can say nothing bad, usually payments are proceeded within 24 hours when you're withdrawing, but sometimes you should wait even for 3 days (I'm not sure about is such an AAFX fault, or payment system).

it's not easy to deal with brokerage companies now because on the one hand there are a lot of them on the other hand, there is little good to say about their quality. But the aafx somehow stood out against their background, it is clear that there are also technical issues, but the terminal with a large number of assets and withdrawal of funds is without problems...