Cryptocurrencies

According to the established practice, cryptocurrency exchanges charge fees both on turnover and for the withdrawal of funds. Turnover fee ranges from 0.3% to 1%, while withdrawal fee ranges from 3% to 10% of withdrawal amount. Currently, this is common practice since crypto-instruments are not yet established participants in financial markets and many banks are very cautious about the movements of funds on their accounts. When trading on cryptocurrency exchanges, there is a high risk that banks may refuse or delay payment, and also require many additional documents. While operating through a licensed broker, the funds are transferred on the basis of the Brokerage Agreement, which cause no doubts of the banks. At the same time, there are no charges for deposit/withdrawal of monetary funds (except for bank charges).

Cryptocurrency storage requires enhanced information security systems, which guarantees full protection of client's funds against illegal actions. You can withdraw cryptocurrency from your brokerage account with the company to your own e-wallet. In this case the owner of the e-wallet bears responsibility for the safety of funds.

Send BTC, ETH, LTC, XRP or USDT to your account and apply to withdraw funds without closing the position.