FXVC Review
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About FXVC
FXVC is an online trading brand operated in the European Union through the website fxvc.com. The broker is authorized and regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) under license number 238/14, held by Finteractive Limited. The company’s registered office is in Nicosia, Cyprus. It offers Contracts for Difference (CFDs) on several asset classes including forex, commodities, indices, cryptocurrencies, and equities through the proprietary FXVC web platform and mobile application. FXVC provides account tiers with variable spreads, and client funds are maintained in segregated accounts according to CySEC requirements. It also implements negative balance protection and supports both standard and Islamic swap-free accounts. CySEC Official site
Who it’s for
- Traders seeking a CySEC-regulated CFD provider within the European Economic Area
- Clients who prefer a proprietary platform and access to a diverse range of asset classes
- Individuals requiring negative balance protection and segregation of client funds under EU regulation
- Islamic traders looking for swap-free account options
Pros and cons
Pros
- Licensed and supervised by CySEC under Finteractive Limited (license 238/14)
- Segregated client funds and negative balance protection in line with EU directives
- Multiple asset classes including crypto and equities through CFDs
- Swap-free accounts available
Cons
- Trading available only via the proprietary platform, not MT4/MT5
- Service restricted to EEA jurisdictions in accordance with CySEC authorization scope
