Can withdrawals be processed in less than a day?

Rogerwood465 posted:
To avoid such disappointment @Shaun, you must check the broker’s features before you trust them. This is the only way you can save yourself from disappointment later.

Breonnataylor posted:
Roger! Yes, you are absolutely right! Most brokers clearly mention what they will be offering. If a broker doesn’t, it will probably turn out to be a scam.

Jude_craig posted:

Rogerwood465 posted:
To avoid such disappointment @Shaun, you must check the broker’s features before you trust them. This is the only way you can save yourself from disappointment later.

Hmm, but can't really trust people's withdrawals much until we have a personal experience, Isn't it guys?
I remember one of my friend suggesting a broker with good withdrawals turned out to be a bad experience when i tried them.

shaunmarsh posted:

Breonnataylor posted:

phillipgriffin posted:
Fast withdrawals are really helpful because you have the real world estimate of how much you are gaining in hand.

I make sure that my brokers offer fast withdrawals so that I don’t have to wait for days to get what I have earned. It gets frustrating with time to wait for your payments. This is the reason after researching for around 6 months, I decided to trade with Fxview and Fidelity. With them, I face no issues with trading and withdrawals.

Well, that’s true. When you can’t take your earned money easily, it gets frustrating. At times, you feel like you have made the wrong choice.

Georgegiffen43 posted:

Breonnataylor posted:
Roger! Yes, you are absolutely right! Most brokers clearly mention what they will be offering. If a broker doesn’t, it will probably turn out to be a scam.

A broker is an important choice that you make while trading. Its features can make a huge difference in the profits that you make. So it’s always wise to think long and hard on the broker you’re going to be using.

shaunmarsh posted:

Georgegiffen43 posted:

Breonnataylor posted:
Roger! Yes, you are absolutely right! Most brokers clearly mention what they will be offering. If a broker doesn’t, it will probably turn out to be a scam.

A broker is an important choice that you make while trading. Its features can make a huge difference in the profits that you make. So it’s always wise to think long and hard on the broker you’re going to be using.

I too spent a lot of time before settling for my brokers. I still have a few doubts about my brokers and so, I am looking for other options too.

lauranutt posted:

shaunmarsh posted:

Breonnataylor posted:

phillipgriffin posted:
Fast withdrawals are really helpful because you have the real world estimate of how much you are gaining in hand.

I make sure that my brokers offer fast withdrawals so that I don’t have to wait for days to get what I have earned. It gets frustrating with time to wait for your payments. This is the reason after researching for around 6 months, I decided to trade with Fxview and Fidelity. With them, I face no issues with trading and withdrawals.

Well, that’s true. When you can’t take your earned money easily, it gets frustrating. At times, you feel like you have made the wrong choice.

As a beginner, I have faced issues with withdrawals. Sometimes, I even felt like leaving to trade forever because I couldn’t find a way to get it sorted. That’s when I decided to only trade with regulated brokers like Fxview and Interactive Brokers so that my money is in safe hands and I don’t have to worry about withdrawals because my brokers won’t scam me.

dennisstanley posted:
Just did some more digging, and Fxview offers something called ‘Negative balance protection’? What is that, is it like even if I bet against the tide, my balance will never be in minus?

BrantleyC posted:
i was baffled too, cysec and FCA are good ones to count as regulations for fxview, or any broker per say.

donelderly posted:

BrantleyC posted:
i was baffled too, cysec and FCA are good ones to count as regulations for fxview, or any broker per say.

That is right and I agree! Don’t know what I would’ve done without regulation. Can’t seem to put my trust just anywhere. Is that common?

Marlonsmith posted:

donelderly posted:

BrantleyC posted:
i was baffled too, cysec and FCA are good ones to count as regulations for fxview, or any broker per say.

That is right and I agree! Don’t know what I would’ve done without regulation. Can’t seem to put my trust just anywhere. Is that common?

Having a preference for a broker or regulation is more of a personal thing and it entirely depends on the trader so why not!

donelderly posted:

BrantleyC posted:
i was baffled too, cysec and FCA are good ones to count as regulations for fxview, or any broker per say.

That is right and I agree! Don’t know what I would’ve done without regulation. Can’t seem to put my trust just anywhere. Is that common?

irkedduff posted:
@Marlon But how good or bad a platform can turn out to be is another thing right. I mean you can’t just judge a broker based on your individual liking. There has to be more to account for, be it regulation, commission or even spreads. What brokers do you use?