One friend of mine has the similar experience with RoboForex and has decided to change a broker. I was suprised actually, coz I guess if a broker wants to work on this really hight competitive market, it should offers the best.
Withdraw speed? Any experiences?
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One friend of mine has the similar experience with RoboForex and has decided to change a broker. I was suprised actually, coz I guess if a broker wants to work on this really hight competitive market, it should offers the best.
The best options is the one that is more convenient to you. Both Skrill and WebMoney can be instant withdrawal options and thus are optimal for this purpose.
if choosing between webmoney and skrill i guess its webmoney for most, but both are alright, its just that skrill is known for being too strict.
I never use WebMoney since my broker vinson financials only supports Skrill. But Skrill is enough, rapid and instant process for 3.9% fee. WebMoney is complicated with variety of Wallets.
I use OctaFX and as for me their advantage is a good withdrawal process and speed of their services on the whole, better then I expected. Firstly, I was in doubts about them based on the feedback, but then I decided to try, cause it is not a surprize that all brokers anyhow have bad reviews and, actually, I haven't found some scam things.
Skrill is really a good payment processor because of its simplicity and process speed. My withdraw request is processed within 24 hours (to Skrill account) and Skrill transfer money to my local bank account within 24 hours too. I am totally satisfied with this.
my experience with tickmill : Withdrawal request sent to my e-payment account only several hours after i requested (as long as Finance departement online). sometimes only need 1-3 hours after request
with orbex i got my wd after 1x24 hours
with hotforex : almost 48hours, and i dont know why, but still good, because they stated clearly in their TOS
with orbex i got my wd after 1x24 hours
with hotforex : almost 48hours, and i dont know why, but still good, because they stated clearly in their TOS
Is 3.9% fee withdrawal fee? I am new to Forex and don't know how much does bank wire and e-payment (as Skrill) cost? Do you have experience?
Skrill, Neteller, and Credit Card
its acceptable in most of forex brokers
sometimes they use less popular methode like webmoney,
or local payment methode, Fasapay,
most of broker that serve indonesian clients like tickmill, orbex, XM, nord, hot, primus, etc accept this fasapay.
I will prefer to withdraw my funds using the Web Money option as the fees are low and i am also concerned about the security of my funds.
But it will actually depend on the trader what type of payment method he wants to use
When broker supports more payment options it just means that it can work with more different customers. For a particular customer, it is not an advantage or disadvantage. E.g. if you use wire transfer, you do not care if a broker offers WebMoney. It only matters to those customers who prefer using WebMoney.
yes, i am agree. some of country more familiar with one payment options than other
like in my country, we are familiar with our local e-payment and international payment neteller., but we are less familiar with skrill or webmoney.
and every traders have their own reason why they use e-payment than wire transfer or CC deposit
3,9% fee is really high, did you consider other available payment options at your broker?
I don't think so,it could be a big advantage for new trader want to find a broker support a certain payment option. And with existing traders, if you know another better options that a broker is supporting as you mentioned above 0.8% fee for WebMoney, if a trader is using Skrill and his broker also have WebMoney, is that a thing that could keep his loyalty with that broker, he could switch to another broker if they offer same trading conditions + WebMoney.
I don't get it. If a trader prefers wire transfer, why would he care for Skrill or WebMoney?
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