Abstract:Established in 2021, Yellow Peacock is an online forex broker, providing brokerage services on Forex and CFD on Commodities, Indices, and Cryptos. Yellow Peacock is owned and operated by Ares Global LLC, a Saint Vincent and Grenadines registered brokerage firm not subject to any regulation.
General Information
Established in 2021, Yellow Peacock is an online forex broker, providing brokerage services on Forex and CFD on Commodities, Indices, and Cryptos. Yellow Peacock is owned and operated by Ares Global LLC, a Saint Vincent and Grenadines registered brokerage firm not subject to any regulation.

Market Instruments
Yellow Peacock offers its clients access to a series of trading instruments. Different types of trading products including Foreign Exchange, Indices, Cryptos, Commodities are all available with this brokerage platform.
Account Types
Yellow Peacock offers three types of accounts, including Individual, Corporate, Joint.
Besides, Demo account and Partner account are also available. A demo account allows investors to get a feel of this brokerage and enhance their trading skills.
Please note that the account currency is USD. Yellow Peacock allows you to open multiple trading accounts as well as Managed accounts.
How to open an account?
Open an account with Yellow Peacock is not a difficult thing and the whole account-opening process needs you to fill out four segments of information: Account Information, Personal Information, Account Settings, and Trading Experience.
Trading Platform
In terms of trading platform, Yellow Peacock says it offers its clients access to the leading MT4 trading platform, which can be accessed on any device, Windows, IOS, Android, Mac. MT4 Trading platform enables traders to operate trading bots such as EA, study financial markets, and engage in advanced trading operations. Traders can even duplicate the strategies of other investors without difficulty.

Deposit & Withdrawal
Yellow Peacock only supports three payment methods: Credit Cards, Wire Transfer and Crypto Wallet Transfer. This brokerage say it does not charge any deposit fee, and it may happen that your bank or intermediate banks charge some fees.
When you deposit in crypto, block chain fees will occur and must be paid by sender.
Customer Support
Traders with any inquiries or trading related issues can get in touch with this brokerage through the following contact channels:
A contact form (fill in some required details, then waiting to be connected)
Email: support@yellow-peacoak.com

Company Address: Suite 305, Griffith Corporate Centre, P.O. Box 1510, Beachmont, Kingstown, St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

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