About dbFX Deutsche Bank
dbFX is an online Foreign Exchange Trading Service provided by Deutsche Bank AG. You can trade with Deutsche Bank, the pre-eminent provider of liquidity in the world's foreign exchange markets. dbFX offers online margin foreign exchange trading with real-time, streaming pricing.
Contact information
Address: Deutsche Bank AG
Taunusanlage 12
60325 Frankfurt am Main (for letters and postcards: 60262)
Deutsche Bank has Offices in 73 Different Countries
Country: Germany
Toll-Free US Sales: 1-888-363-DBFX (3239)
International Toll-Free:
UK 0-808-234-8020
Australia 1-800-172-623
New Zealand 0-800-45-0525
Sweden 0-20-79-68-47
Hong Kong Phone 852-3420-9500
Chinese Language
Fax (NY Local and Int.):1-212-710-9001
Company URL: www.dbfx.com
Email: info@dbfx.com
Company Additional Information
On-line since:2006
Country of origin:Germany
Regulation:Authorised under German Banking Law
Payment options: Bank wire
Services: dbFX provides online margin foreign exchange trading services to private clients around the world.
Currency pairs are available for trading: 24 Currency Pairs
Commisions on Forex: no
Bid/Ask spread on Major currencies: 3-5 pips
Minimum account size
for Regular Account: $50,000
Minimum trade: 100,000 USD
Free Demo Account: yes
Trading platform: dbFX Trading Station
A world-class online foreign exchange trading station designed to provide clients with comprehensive market information and a high level of execution.
Regulated: Deutsche Bank AG is regulated by the FSA for the conduct of designated investment business in the UK, a member of The London Stock Exchange and is a stock corporation incorporated in the Federal Republic of Germany HRB No. 30 000 District Court of Frankfurt am Main.
Review on dbFX Deutsche Bank
Joao, Sacramento, California USA
Date: 2008-10-14
Review: I tried their demo for about 4 months, then went live. I noticed something strange, but i don't know if it's real or me. I know we are supposed to place stop losses, but unfortunately, it seemed that as soon as i placed a stop loss no matter how high, less than 100-150 pips, it will inevitably hit it before it hits my limit orders. The only way i have been able to profit is to avoid stop losses and then just ride it out until either my time frame is expired or my limit is hit. I don't know if this helps, i would be interested in other people's experience with dbfx. Overall their service has been excellent.
Site information
Created: 1998-02-05
Expires: 2016-05-29
Updated: 2007-09-24
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