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Abstract:Despite its relative youth, the Cyprus-registered online broker Capital.com has garnered respectable attention from a large number of retail and professional investors since its 2016 launch. Capital.com is a frontrunner among low-cost trading products; it allows individual and institutional investors to trade contracts for difference (CFDs) on three thousand markets, including Forex, Stocks, Commodities, Indices, Cryptocurrencies, and more. Impressively, Capital.com is on board with ESG investments as well. You can begin trading CFDs on the Capital.com platform with as little as $20. You can trade CFDs on this platform without paying any commissions; the only fees involved are the spreads. This broker offers a wide range of platforms, including mobile apps, a desktop trading app, an API from Capital.com, Tradingview, and MetaTrader 4. Among Capital.com's many distinguishing features is the wealth of educational content and high-quality research it offers its users. The platform's Marke
Capital.com | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ |
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Regulations | ASIC, CYSEC, FCA, NBRB |
Tradable Assets | Shares, Forex, Commodities, Indices, Cryptocurrencies , ESG |
Minimum Deposit | $20 |
Live Accounts | Retail Account, Professional Accounts, Corporate Accounts, MT4 Account, 1X Account |
Demo Account | Yes |
Account Opening | 1-3 working days (free setup ) |
Max. Leverage | 300:1 |
Trading Platform | Mobile AppsCFD Trading AppDesktop TradingCapital.com APITradingViewMetaTrader 4 |
Inactivity Fee | $10 |
Despite its relative youth, the Cyprus-registered online broker Capital.com has garnered respectable attention from a large number of retail and professional investors since its 2016 launch. Capital.com is a frontrunner among low-cost trading products; it allows individual and institutional investors to trade contracts for difference (CFDs) on three thousand markets, including Forex, Stocks, Commodities, Indices, Cryptocurrencies, and more. Impressively, Capital.com is on board with ESG investments as well. You can begin trading CFDs on the Capital.com platform with as little as $20. You can trade CFDs on this platform without paying any commissions; the only fees involved are the spreads. This broker offers a wide range of platforms, including mobile apps, a desktop trading app, an API from Capital.com, Tradingview, and MetaTrader 4. Among Capital.com's many distinguishing features is the wealth of educational content and high-quality research it offers its users. The platform's Market Guide, Learning Hub, and Trading Strategy Guide are all excellent resources for beginning and experienced traders alike.
✅Where Capital.com Shines
❌Where Capital.com Falls Short
Regulations
Currenctly, Capital.com has 4 entities regulated under corresponding jurisdictions to ensure they operate legally within these areas.
CAPITAL COM AUSTRALIA PTY LTD, its Australian entity, is regulated by the ASIC, holding an Market Maker license under license no. 000513393.
Capital Com SV Investments Ltd, its entity in Cyprus, is regulated by the CYSEC, holding an Market Maker license under license no. 319/17
Capital Com (UK) Limited, its entity in the UK, is regulated by the FCA, holding an STP license under license no. 793714
Capital Com Bel Closed joint stock Company, its entity in Belarus, is regulated by the NBRB, holding an Retail Forex License under license no.16
Regulated Country | Regulated Entity | Regulatory Authority | License Type | License Number | Current Regulatory Status |
![]() | CAPITAL COM AUSTRALIA PTY LTD | ASIC | Market Maker | 000513393 | ![]() |
![]() | Capital Com SV Investments Ltd | CYSEC | Market Maker | 319/17 | ![]() |
![]() | Capital Com (UK) Limited | FCA | Straight Through Processing(STP) | 793714 | ![]() |
![]() | Capital Com Bel Closed joint stock Company | NBRB | Retail Forex License | 16 | ![]() |
![]() | Capital Com Stock and CFD Investing Ltd | FSA | Capital Com Stock and CFD Investing Ltd | SD101 | ![]() |
Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Compliance: They have robust AML procedures in place to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing. At Capital.com, they maintain internal controls and robust risk management processes, including pre-trade and post-trade fraud detection systems.
Segregated Accounts: At Capital.com, client funds are held in segregated accounts, separate from the company's own funds, ensuring the safety of client funds in case of insolvency.
Targeting Retail Account, Professional Account, CFD Corporate Account, MT4 Account, 1X Account, Capital.com provides customised trading accounts tailored for different client groups. Opening and closing an account on the capital.com comes free of cost. Moreover completely free is opening a demo account. For any account used inaction for more than one year, however, there is a 10 USD or comparable inactivity fee.
Retail Account
Professional Account
However, for professional clients, you can acquire a series of exclusive benefits, including monthly cash rebates, low margins, exclusive webinar access, subscription to leading news sources and more.
CFD Corporate Account
MT4 Account
1X Account
Capital.com Demo Account
Though offering demo accounts as well, Capital.com does not stand in this regard. The initial virtual funds are limited to $1,000, less than what most competitors offer. While clients can open multiple demo accounts, each one expires after 30 days, or sooner if the balance runs out. This requires traders to create new demo accounts as needed. Some pros and cons of Capital.com are listed below:
✅Capital.com Demo Account Pros
❌Capital.com Demo Account Cons
How to open a Capitial.com demo account?
Step 1: Visit the Capital.com website. On the homepage, locate the ‘Sign Up’ button in the top-right corner and click on it. Alternatively, you can download the Capital.com app and sign up through the app.
Step 2: Then you are required to fill out some personal details including your nationality, name, date of birth. Once you are on the trading platform, you need to switch to demo mode. You can do this by selecting the ‘Demo Trading’ option from the dropdown menu in the corner of the webpage
Capital.com withdrawal methods available
Available deposit and withdrawal methods supported by the Capital.com platform including the following:
Notably, deposits and withdrawals occur with no fees. The minimum deposit being 10 USD/EUR/GBP for bank cards and apple pay. The minimum withdrawal amount varies by payment method. Apple Pay requires a minimum of €20/USD/GBP, while Google Pay has a €20 minimum, £50 in the UK, and USD50 elsewhere. Skrill withdrawals have a €10/USD/GBP minimum. Spei withdrawals have no minimum.
How to withdrawal Money from the Capital.com Platform?
Withdraw money from the Capital.com, either on the web or mobie app is not difficult. Here is the brief instruction showing the withdrawal from the Capital.com platform:
Step 1: To withdraw funds in Capital.com, first log into my account, then click the 'Withdraw' button.
Step 2: Once you select the amount that you would like to withdraw, you will be presented with a list of payment methods that are available to withdraw your funds to. If you have multiple options, please ensure your preferred method is selected and then click ‘Confirm’.To make a withdrawal on our web platform go to 'Settings' > 'My account', select the account and click on 'Withdraw'.
Or go to 'LIVE' > 'Withdraw Funds'.
Step 3: Then choose the amount you want to withdraw. You will see a list of available payment methods. Please note that you can only withdraw funds into your account, your bank cards only in your own name. After selecting the amount and the methods, then click the “submit a withdrawal request” button. Typically, the Capital.com team will process withdrawal request within 24 hours, and in a 91% case, they will review the request within 30 minutes. Note:If there are no deposit methods available to withdraw funds to, please check the ‘My requests’ section of the platform to ensure there are no outstanding actions required.
Disclaimer:
The views in this article only represent the author's personal views, and do not constitute investment advice on this platform. This platform does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness and timeliness of the information in the article, and will not be liable for any loss caused by the use of or reliance on the information in the article.
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