Company Profile
BAXTER Is A Currency Broker Registered In Australia In 1998. It Has Three Trading Platforms, Each Of Which Is Interconnected. However, It Is Not Regulated And Does Not Disclose Much Information About Accounts And Trading Details.
Advantages And Disadvantages
Advantages
Demo Account
Managed Trading Services
Clear Fee Structure
Multiple Trading Platforms To Choose From
Customer Support From Multiple Channels
Disadvantages
Lack Of Regulation
Limited Information On Accounts
No Islamic Account
Execution Fee Charges
No MT4 Or MT5
Regulatory Information
BAXTER Is Not Regulated. In Addition, The Current Status Shows That Activities Such As Client Transfers And Updates Are Prohibited. Please Be Aware Of The Risks!
What Can Be Traded In Baxter?
Baxter Envoy Clients Are Able To Trade Currencies. However, It Is Not Clear If Other Types Of Products Are Also Offered.
Escrow Account
Baxter Does Not Mention Its Account Type. To Be Clear, Demo Accounts Are Provided, And Baxter Provides The Services Of Escrow Accounts, Which Means That Clients Can Ask Traders To Execute Trades On Their Behalf.
Baxter Fees
Baxter, Charges Execution Fees And Clearing Fees.
All Platforms: $5 Per $1 Million Traded
FXAll: $3.90 Per $1 Million Traded
Trading Platform
Baxter, Using 3 Types Of Platforms Including Currenex, Hotspot, And FxAll.
