Max Online

Max Online Information

Max Online, founded 1-2 years ago and registered in Hong Kong, offers trading in gold and silver with leverage up to 1:400. While it provides no deposit fees and multiple customer support options, the platform is unregulated and lacks support for MetaTrader 5 (MT5).

Pros and Cons

Is Max Online Legit?

Max Online is unregulated, and its domain, maxonline.com, was registered on March 1, 1995, with an expiration date set for March 2, 2026.

What Can I Trade on Max Online?

Max Online offers two trading products:

Gold Trading:

• Standard Gold (GOLD_STD): Trading volume ranges from 0.1 to 20 lots.
• Gold Unit: 1 lot = 100 oz.

Silver Trading:

• Silver (SILV_): Trading volume ranges from 0.01 to 10 lots.
• Silver Unit: 1 lot = 5,000 oz.

Account Type

Max Online offers a Standard Account, suitable for all investors. Additionally, Max Online provides a demo account for practice.

Leverage

Max Online offers leverage of up to 400 times for its trading products.

Max Online Fees

Max Online offers the following fee structure:

• Account Opening Fee: Free
• Auto-Closeout Fee: None

There are no commissions on trades, and traders can enjoy low or fixed spreads depending on the product.

Trading Platform

Max Online offers MT4, but does not support MT5.

Deposit and Withdrawal

Max Online does not charge deposit fees, but clients are responsible for any bank charges. Max Online does not accept cash or credit card deposits. Deposits via UnionPay take 1-2 business days, while international wire transfers and local bank transfers may take up to 5 business days.

Withdrawals require a request form and are processed via bank remittance. Local payments incur bank fees, and China UnionPay charges a $20 fee for withdrawals under $150 (waived for withdrawals over $150). Overseas withdrawals incur a $10 fee, with potential additional bank charges. Withdrawals are processed in USD, and other currencies are converted at the bank's exchange rate. There is no maximum withdrawal limit.