FXT review: FXTRADING.com entities and CFD account scope
FXT means FXTRADING.com here: legal residence, account documents and product availability determine the entity, not a shared brand or website language.
Identify the legal counterparty
The entity guide names Gleneagle Securities (Aust) Pty Limited for Australian residents and Gleneagle Securities Pty Limited for eligible non-Australian residents. The accepted agreement is authoritative for an existing account.
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Diagram explained
Use the agreement rather than a logo to identify protection
- Declare true legal residence
- Read the account’s legal entity
- CFD ≠ underlying ownership
CFDs do not convey the underlying asset
The introduction describes CFDs across available forex, commodity, index, share and crypto markets. A share CFD does not grant ownership of the company’s shares; available instruments vary by the actual account.
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Residence and KYC are separate checks
The primary starting point is genuine legal residence, followed by KYC, restrictions and compliance review. Passport country, interface language or deposit bank alone do not assign an entity.
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Official programme, eligibility or contract source Official programme, eligibility or contract source
One account does not unlock every service
Australian citizens or residents can apply for trading accounts subject to review, but are excluded from Social Trading, Funds Management and Partner services. Vietnam is not listed among stated exclusions; that is not approval.
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Official programme, eligibility or contract source Official programme, eligibility or contract source
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Rebate details
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Sources and scope
Sources are provider publications. Conditions may vary by entity, country, account and program. Recheck before signing up.