General Information And Regulations
Extrasum Is An Offshore Forex And CFD Broker Offering Investors A Choice Of 60 Currency Pairs And Four Trading Accounts. Regrettably, Extrasum Is Not Currently Licensed Or Authorized To Provide Financial Services In The European Union, United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Australia And Japan Markets.
Market Instruments
Extrasum Offers Investors Over 60 Currency Pairs, As Well As CFD Products For Energy And Precious Metals. Regrettably, Extrasum Does Not Offer Trading In Popular Cryptocurrencies.
Minimum Deposit
To Meet The Needs And Trading Experience Of Different Investors, Extrasum Offers Five Different Types Of Trading Accounts: Nano (minimum Deposit Of $25), Micro (minimum Deposit Of $100), Standard (minimum Deposit Of $500), Raw Spread (minimum Deposit Of $1,000), Managed (minimum Deposit Of $25,000).
Extrasum Leverage
Trading Leverage Varies Depending On Different Trading Accounts. Nano And Micro Accounts Offer Leverage Up To 1:200, And The Last Three Accounts Offer Leverage Levels Of 1:100.
Spreads And Commissions
Spreads On Extrasum's Nano Account Are 0.8 Pips On Eurusd, 0.6 Pips On Micro Account And 0.5 Pips On Standard Account. Spreads On The Original Spread Account Start From 0 Pips And Trading Commissions Are $12 Per Lot. Spread Information For Managed Accounts Is Not Available.
Trading Platform
Extrasum Currently Offers Investors The Most Advanced Mt5 Trading Platform On The Market, Namely The Latest Generation Of Mt4.
MetaTrader5 Is One Of The Most Reliable Trading Solutions On The Market, With A User-friendly Interface, Excellent Charting Tools, Numerous Market Indicators, And Even Customizable Trading Robots That Help Traders Run Automated Trading Sessions.
Deposit And Withdrawal
Extrasum Supports Traders To Deposit And Withdraw Money In A Variety Of Ways, Mainly Visa, Telegraphic Transfer, Neteller, Skrill, Upaycard, Etc.
Disadvantages Of Extrasum
1. No Regulations
2. Managed Accounts With Potential Conflicts Of Interest
3. Unclear Withdrawal Time
