Generally speaking, a formal and safe foreign exchange trading platform has at least the following three basic characteristics.

First: the legality of supervision. Supervision is a sharp sword to test the safety factor and formality of foreign exchange trading platforms. Formal trading platforms have the strictest supervision in the world. Internationally recognized regulatory agencies are the British Financial Services Authority (FSA), the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), the National Futures Industry Association (NFA), the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA), and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) .

Second: word of mouth. In the Internet age, it is not difficult to search for the pros and cons of a platform. If you find any comments about big data, large slippage, frequent difficulties in closing positions, or inability to withdraw money normally, then you must be careful. There is a high probability that you will encounter a problem. Arrived at the black platform. On the contrary, if you search for a foreign exchange platform and do not find too much outrageous negative information for a long time, then this platform is relatively reliable. (After all, it is normal for some platforms to be hacked if they are big. The main thing is whether the hackers are justified)

Third: the security of funds. Customers' deposits and withdrawals in foreign exchange. At present, foreign exchange margin trading has not been liberalized in the mainland, so when you deposit money, you usually remit it to Hong Kong or abroad. The RMB must be converted into U.S. dollars. Foreign exchange brokers need to use segregated accounts to store your funds. The broker himself cannot use this part of the funds at will. If investors find that the other party's account is a private account when depositing funds, they should pay special attention. Depositing money is one thing, smooth withdrawal is the key. Formal foreign exchange trading platforms can successfully withdraw money within one week from the date of customer application. After all, it involves exchange rate conversion, docking with domestic and foreign banks, and time differences. If investors cannot distinguish between genuine and fake platforms, they can identify them through authoritative foreign exchange qualification websites, such as the National Foreign Exchange Qualification Platform website: http://u19c. m2. xinclo. xyz can be queried.