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Company Name
GateBits
Company Abbreviation
GateBits
Platform registered country and region
Australia
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Note: GateBits's official website: https://gatebits.com/ is currently inaccessible normally.
GateBits Review Summary | |
Founded | 2022 |
Registered Country/Region | Australia |
Regulation | Unregulated |
Market Instruments | Forex, etc. |
Demo Account | / |
Leverage | 1:100 - 1:400 |
EUR/USD Spread | Around 3 pips |
Trading Platform | Web-based |
Min Deposit | $250 |
Customer Support | Phone: +61 870713966 |
Email: support@gatebits.com |
GateBits is an Australian-based forex broker that was established in 2024. GateBits offers the spreads around 3 pips and flexible leverage ratios ranging from 1:100 to 1:400. However, GateBits operates without regulatory oversight from any reputable financial body.
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Flexible leverage ratios | Not regulated |
Inaccessible website | |
High minimum deposit |
GateBits is not regulated and their website is not available.
GateBits offers the leverage of 1:100 and spreads of around 3 pips on EUR/USD for the cheapest accounts. The more expensive accounts seem to offer leverage as high as 1:400 and supposedly tighter spreads.
GateBits claims it offers a web-based platform for their traders. The platform offers a decent charting and analysis package and is generally quite easy to use which would probably be a plus for beginner traders.
GateBits offers the high minimum deposit of $250 and states that any request to deposit has to pass through the customer service of the broker.
Traders would be able to deposit with a credit or debit card, wire transfer, or with Bitcoin.
GateBits offersquite outrageous withdrawal fees – “1% with a minimum withdrawal fee of $30 and the maximum withdrawal fee of $300”.
The inactivity fee is also huge – $99, after just 30 days of no trading activity.
The FCA has warned the public about this new player in online trading GATE BITS, advising them to avoid investing and to be cautious when selecting a broker, as the ratio of scammers is much higher than that of legitimate brokers.
Jan 16, 2023 - FCA releases a batch list on Friday about unauthorized firms, to protect the public from investing in the said firms and avoid being get scammed.
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