Capex-Overview Guide of This Broker

General Information & Regulation

CAPEX is an online forex and CFD broker founded in 2016 in Cyprus, the broker has extended its services to other parts of the world, with its head officed in Cyprus. CAPEX Europe (www.capex.com) is operated by 'Key Way Investments Limited', and regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC), with regulatory license number 292/16.

Markets Instruments

Tradable financial instruments offered by Capex include Forex currency pairs, indices, bonds, exchange-traded funds, commodities, blends, and cryptocurrencies, ETFs, Blend. The range of trading assets is pretty wide and rich.

Account Types

Capex offers three types of trading accounts: Essential, Original, and Signature, with the initial minimum deposits much higher than most brokers, $1,000 for Essential, $5,000 for Original, and $25,000 for Signature. The initial deposit requirement is way too high, and many broker could require much less intial deposit.

Demo Accounts Aavilable

Capex does not provide a free demo account. However, a demo account is included in all account type packages. This demo account is beneficial for traders of all levels who want to access the platform without risking their own real capitals.

Leverage

For retail clients, leverage starts at 1:2, with maximum leverage capped at 1:30 based on ESMA regulation. However, professional clients can trade with leverage up to 1:300 after the status is confirmed.

Spreads & Commissions

The spreads on the Capex platform are fixed, $3 for AUDUSD, $1.80 for EURUSD, $1.80 for GBPUSD, $4 for NZDUSD, $0.027 for Silver, $50 for Bitcoin Futures, $11.75 for Bitcoin Spot, $3.50 for Bitcoin Cash. The spread on German 10-year bonds is as low as 0.06 EUR. See the Capex website for more information on spreads.

Trading Platforms

Capex offers traders the trading platforms Capex WebTrader and MT5. Capex WebTrader is available on desktop (Windows, Mac) and mobile (Android, iOS) and provides intuitive web-based access to a wide range of tradable instruments, charting tools, analytical tools, and many other features, available on both desktop and mobile devices. MetaTrader 5 allows investors to access charts and unlock complex trading strategies using built-in tools, advanced charting, and analysis options.

Deposit and withdrawal

Looking at the Capex website, it appears that it only supports wire transfers for deposit and withdrawal, which is extremely limited compared to most traders that offer a variety of popular payment methods.

Customer Support

CAPEX.com provides customer support Monday through Thursday from 7:00 AM to 1:00 AM and Friday from 7:00 AM until midnight. The best way to reach out is via live chat. A phone number and e-mail address are also available, together with the registered address of CAPEX.com in South Africa and Cyprus. An FAQ section provides answers to some basic questions.

Pros & Cons

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Capex Regulated ？

Yes. Capex is licensed and regulated by the CYSEC under license number 292/16.

How much capital do I need to trade with Capex？

All account types have a $100 opening deposit requirement. The broker has various account types for novices and seasoned traders alike.

Does Capex offer a demo account ？

Capex does not offer a free demo account. However, a demo account is provided with all account types once you are a registred Capex number.

What trading platform does Capex offer？

Capex provides MT5 and Capex WebTrader

What spreads can I expect with Capex？

Capex offers a majority of floating spreads, with some fixed spreads also available, the minimum spreads as low as 0.1 pips.

Does Capex charge commission？

No, Capex offers a commission-free trading environment.