ThinkMarkets

Highlights

• 1200+ Trading Tools
• Low-cost online trading
• World-class support

Pros

• Advanced Platforms
• Wide range of products
• Fast and reliable order execution

Cons

• No USA clients
• No fixed spread accounts

Main Features

Country of Regulation: 

Trading Fees: Low

Inactivity Fees charged: No

Minimum Deposit: $250

Products: Forex, Indices, Metals, Cryptocurrencies, Shares CFD, CFD, Commodities

Review

Fees

easyMarkets charges no CFD commission fees and withdrawal fees also there is no charge for the inactivity of account. There is a charge for some deposit methods.

A/C opening

The account opening process at ThinkMarkets is fully digitalized and seamless. The minimum deposit is $250. ThinkMarkets offers two main account types i.e. Standard account and Think zero account. It also offers Islamic accounts.

The ThinkMarkets live trading can be opened online, Just visit the easyMarkets portal and click on the ‘Create Account’ option.

Deposit & withdrawal

ThinkMarkets provides various options for deposits and withdrawals which include bank wire transfer, debit/credit cards, Union pay, Skrill, and Neteller. Withdrawals are free of charge but deposits through skrill and Neteller may have small charges.

For Withdrawals, visit the ThinkMarkets client portal.

Trading Platform

ThinkMarkets offers four advanced trading Platforms i.e. commonly use MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and Trade Interceptor, and newly launched Think Trader. The platform is available for windows, android, and IOS.

Research

ThinkMarkets research provides weekly webinars and daily market commentary. It provides quality news feed and an economic calendar. 

Customer service

You can connect with the ThinkMarkets customer service through email, phone, and live chat

Education 

ThinkMarkets has a ’Learn center’ which provides Trading guides and trading tutorials for intermediate and advanced traders. 

Safety

The broker is Considered safe as it is regulated by the top-tier financial authorities like the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC).