FxPro Wallet: conversion, source returns and outside fees
Separate internal transfers from bank settlement and check the no-trading e-wallet exception.
Track three amounts
The funding guide routes transactions through Wallet even when depositing directly to a trading account. Track original payment, Wallet credit and trading-account credit; different currencies can trigger conversion.
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Diagram explained
Internal transfer differs from bank receipt
- Original payment
- Wallet credit
- Account credit after conversion
A two-currency example
A USD Wallet transferring USD 100 to EUR at an assumed 0.90 EUR/USD yields EUR 90 before costs. A later reverse transfer at another rate need not return USD 100. This is not an FxPro quoted rate.
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Source returns and the fee exception
The guide returns initial capital to source and generally lists no FxPro funding fee, while banks/providers may charge. It also allows an e-wallet withdrawal fee where no trading occurred. Do not label every withdrawal completely free.
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An internal transfer is not settlement
Instant Wallet-to-account transfers do not define bank receipt time. Save request status, reference and source account. With a running cBot, reconcile margin before removing capital so the transfer does not unexpectedly change open-position capacity.
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