You can choose a dealer's first-class agent to open an account, and you don't charge any fees except the origin difference.
It is easy to tell whether the dealer is formal or not. If it is not regulated by NFA and FSA, it will not be considered.
If it is regulated by NFA and FSA, take the regulatory license number published on the company's website to check it on the regulatory website.
As long as the dealer can find the registration information on the supervision website, and the registration information clearly indicates that the customer's funds can be accepted,
And carry out foreign exchange retail business, then this dealer is formal.
It is also convenient to distinguish agents. Regular dealers do not accept remittances from third parties or RMB deposits.
Agents have no right to interfere with customers' funds at all.
So when you ask about the agent's account opening and deposit process, if the agent says that RMB can be deposited,
Or give you a private or company account number, not the remittance address account number published by the dealer.
Then this agent is also problematic.
Just: the name and address published on the dealer's website = the name and address of the payee = the information published by the government regulatory agency is safe at this time and must be completely consistent.
Now the trader platforms with good reputation are FXCM and FXSOL.
They are all regulated by NFA, FSA and ASIC, and can open accounts in the United States, Britain and Australia.