摘要:OrbitGTM is a broker owned and operated by Aurora Solutions LTD, a company based offshore in Dominica, which, as is usually the case with offshore companies, is not regulated anywhere. And that basically makes OrbitGTM unaccountable for the way they handle their clients’ funds.
General Information
OrbitGTM is a broker owned and operated by Aurora Solutions LTD, a company based offshore in Dominica, which, as is usually the case with offshore companies, is not regulated anywhere. And that basically makes OrbitGTM unaccountable for the way they handle their clients funds.
Market Instruments
OrbitGTM offers investors a range of financial instruments including crypto currencies, forex pairs and other CFDs.
Accounts & Leverage
The minimum deposit requirement at OrbitGTM is said to be 250 USD. As for the rest of the account types apart from the starting Bronze one - the Silver, the Gold, the Platinum, the Diamond and the VIP Orbitgtm Pro - require 10,000 USD, 50,000 USD, 100,000 USD, 250,000 USD and 500,000 USD respectively. OrbitGTM does not disclose what leverage levels might be available on their platform.
Spreads & Commissions
No information about spreads and commissions can be found.
Trading Platform Available
OrbitGTM says to be offering an easy-to-use, innovative, and reliable platform, but we were not able to access it. Clients are advised to trade with brokers supporting MetaTrader4, which is a remarkable platform still preferred by many traders some 16 years after it was introduced back in 2005.
Deposit & Withdrawal
OrbitGTM says to accept payments with major credit cards like VISA and MasteerCard, wire transfer, and BTC wallet.
Accepted Countries
The OrbitGTM website is available in English, German, Danish, French, German, and Swedish.
Customer Support
If clients have any questions or concerns, please email support@orbitgtm.com for consultation.
Risk Warning
CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 84% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.