DMA trading account
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Typically only available to institutional traders, our DMA trading account gives you access to multiple levels of liquidity displayed in real time.
You’re able to trade on prices sourced from global banks and top tier liquidity providers with no additional mark up.
There’s no FOREX.com spread to pay – just a standard commission – and you’re able to earn discounted commissions based on your trading volume.
Trade confidently with a leader in currency trading
A Fortune 100 company with nearly 100 years in the financial industry, StoneX Group Inc. (formerly INTL FCStone Inc.), is a publicly traded company (NASDAQ: SNEX) that connects clients to the global markets across asset classes through institutional-grade platforms, end-to-end clearing and execution, and high-touch expertise.
When you trade with DMA, you'll pay no FOREX.com spread. In addition, you'll benefit from volume discounts the more you trade.
If you trade $350M volume in Month 1, your commission for trades in Month 2 will be $35 per million traded.
If you trade $550M volume in Month 2, your commission for trades in Month 3 will still be $35 per million traded, since it is based on your 3-month rolling average of volume traded.
If you trade $600M volume in Month 3, your commission for trades in Month 4 will be $30 per million traded (based on 3-month rolling average of volume traded).
The more you trade, the more you save
When you trade with DMA, you'll pay no FOREX.com spread. In addition, you'll benefit from volume discounts the more you trade.
DMA Commission Reduction Example
If you trade $350M volume in Month 1, your commission for trades in Month 2 will be $35 per million traded.
If you trade $550M volume in Month 2, your commission for trades in Month 3 will still be $35 per million traded, since it is based on your 3-month rolling average of volume traded.
If you trade $600M volume in Month 3, your commission for trades in Month 4 will be $30 per million traded (based on 3-month rolling average of volume traded).
DMA deal ticket
Our DMA dealing ticket gives you access to multiple levels of liquidity displayed in real time. You can view pricing available on either side of our order book, along with the ability to place orders within the top of book spreads.
Keep in mind, this doesn't necessarily mean that the top-of-book prices will always be better than our standard pricing as factors such as size of trade and time of day can impact the tightness of the bid/ask spread.
Lifecycle of your trade
Contact us to learn more about FOREX.com's DMA account and discuss your specific needs.
Call us: 1.908.315.0653
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DMA account FAQs
How do I access DMA trading?
After you've opened a DMA account, simply log into the web trading platform and place a trade.
What are the advantages of trading under a DMA model compared to a market maker?
The DMA account is ideal for serious traders looking for maximum transparency and control. Full market depth exposes traders to multiple levels of liquidity that allows them greater insights into the market and control to trade on the best bids and offers sourced directly from FOREX.com’s liquidity providers.
How do orders get filled in a DMA account?
Limit orders placed via the DMA trade ticket will be immediately passed to the execution venue where they effectively become bids/offers for other participants in the liquidity pool to interact with. Please note that customers must have sufficient margin for a limit order at the time of entry and when stop or limit price is triggered.
FOREX.com may cancel a limit order if the customer's available margin falls below the required margin for the limit order. Stop Loss orders placed via the DMA trade ticket are held at the execution venue and are contingent upon a price trigger before being exposed to the liquidity pool. Orders placed via the standard trade ticket on the Advanced Trading Platform, web trading as well as the mobile platforms will be triggered off top-of-book prices and will only be sent to the liquidity pool as a market/limit order after the order is triggered.