Capex-Overview Guide of This Broker

Capex Information

Capex was registered in 1995 in Cyprus, offering trading on forex, bonds, commodities, ETFs, shares and indices with leverage up to 1:300 and minimum deposit of $100 on the MT4 platform. It is regulated by authorities in Crypus, but it also holds two suspicious licenses at the same time, which means potential risks cannot be ignored.

Pros and Cons

Is Capex Legit?

Capex is licensed by CYSEC to offer services under license No. 292/16. And Capex provides segregated accounts and negative balance protection. However, it also holds two suspicious clone licenses, which means potential risks still exist.

What Can I Trade on Capex?

Capex offers trading on forex, indices, bonds, ETFs, commodities, shares, and cryptocurrencies.

Account Type

Here are three live account types Capex offers, and it also offers demo accounts.

Leverage

Capex offers maximum leverage at 1:300. Since leverage can amplify both profits as well as losses, choosing the right amount is a key risk determination for traders.

Capex Fees

Spreads

Across instruments, spread will vary in value and type, i.e., can be fixed or variable. For ‘Variable’ spread, the spreads are applied on a mark-up basis i.e. on the difference of the price. When a position is opened, spread will be automatically charged.

Swap Rates

Trading Platform

Deposit and Withdrawal

Capex accepts paymentsvia MasterCrad, Maestro, Visa, Neteller, and Skrill.