Hey Forex Review

Updated: March 23, 2026
Hey Forex
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RatingsGlobal Rank6876702
Country CodeUS
Country Rank1968184
Category Rank12085
Engagement metricsVisits1759
Bounce Rate0.3568
Pageviews per Visit2.36
Avg. Visit Duration52.37
Estimated monthly visitsSeptember 20251972
October 20251646
November 20251759
Top countriesUnited States (US)100%
Traffic sourcesDirect41.93%
Search33.93%
Referrals12.66%
Social9.47%
Paid Referrals1.01%
Mail0.19%
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About Hey Forex

heyforex.com offers CFD trading via the TradeLocker platform, which is integrated with TradingView charting. The broker lists four live account types — Standard (typical spread from 0.8, $5.00 per lot commission), Pro (from 0.4, $7.00 per lot), VAR (from 1.2, $0 commission), and Mini (FX-only, 29 pairs, $1.00 per lot) — each with maximum leverage up to 1:500 and market execution (ECN/STP). The product lineup advertised across accounts includes 55 FX pairs, 11 indices, 9 commodities, 105 stocks, and 31 cryptocurrencies. Recommended minimum deposits shown are $50 (Standard), $500 (Pro), $250 (VAR), and $25 (Mini). Official site, Platform

The site states the contracting entity as HeyForex LLC and specifies that the governing law and jurisdiction are those of St. Vincent and the Grenadines. The Terms and Conditions also note that customer accounts are segregated “in the company’s books and records only,” that client money may be held with a depository which may have a lien or right of set‑off, and that funds are not FDIC‑insured; a closed‑loop policy applies to withdrawals (returning deposits via the same method). The website footer additionally states it is not directed at or intended to prompt citizens and/or residents of the USA. Terms & Conditions, Risk Disclosure

In its public notices, the Financial Services Authority of St. Vincent and the Grenadines states that it does not issue licences for “FOREX/Brokers” and does not regulate or license business companies or LLCs engaged in forex trading or brokerage. This is general guidance about the jurisdiction, independent of any specific firm. SVG FSA, SVG FSA

Who it’s for

  • Traders seeking a TradingView‑integrated web platform (TradeLocker) for CFD trading.
  • Users who want multiple account structures with published spreads/commissions and up to 1:500 leverage.
  • Clients who prefer crypto funding options in addition to traditional methods.
Platform Deposits/Withdrawals

Pros and cons

Pros

  • TradeLocker platform with TradingView integration and one‑click trading.
  • Four account types with stated spreads, commissions and instrument coverage.
  • Advertised range includes FX, indices, commodities, metals, stocks and cryptocurrencies.
  • Multiple payment methods including BTC, ETH, XRP, LTC, DOGE and USDT via third‑party processors.
Official site Platform

Cons

  • Governing law/jurisdiction stated as St. Vincent and the Grenadines; the local authority publicly states it does not issue forex/broker licences.
  • Terms note funds are not FDIC‑insured, are segregated on company books only, and may be held with a depository with a lien/right of set‑off.
  • Closed‑loop withdrawal policy; website states it is not directed at U.S. residents.
Terms & Conditions SVG FSA

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