We offer Bitcoin futures and stocks/ETFs with cryptocurrencies, but they are settled in government-issued currencies like USD. We don't trade physical cryptocurrencies or accept them for settlement/payment. More details can be found in the MEXEM Knowledge Base.
Read MoreYou can monitor your margin values in real time via the TWS Account Window under Margin Requirements and Available for Trading sections. For order impact on margin, use the Check Margin Impact feature in the Mosaic Order Entry panel or Classic TWS. This lets you see how an order would affect your margin requirements.
Read MoreIf you are in Client Portal/Account Management, click the Portfolio menu option. Your account number will be to the right of the word Portfolio.Please Note: In case you set up an account alias, it will be shown in the place of the account number in the Portfolio page...
Read MoreCertain conditions can change a product's status from freely tradable to restricted, such as changes in a stock's listing or clearing status. In such cases, MEXEM allows clients to close existing positions but won't accept orders to open or increase positions.
Read MoreMEXEM offers direct market access to various financial instruments through a single Universal Account. Clients from most countries can trade ETFs with low or no commissions. To request ETF trading permissions, log in to Client Portal/Account Management and select permissions for Stocks. Some ETFs may require additional permissions for Complex or Leveraged Exchange Traded Products. Compliance with regulations, including PRIIPs Regulation, is necessary. For more details, refer to our Users' Guide on trading permissions and reasons for order rejection.
Read MoreTo convert an individual account to a joint account, or vice versa, at MEXEM, create a new account, request a transfer of assets, and then close the old account. More guidance can be found in the MEXEM Knowledge Base.
Read MoreYou can't directly trade indices, but you can trade related products like ETFs, futures, or options. To do so, enter the symbol and select the type of contract you want to trade (e.g., Stock, Futures, Options) from the contract box. For finding MEXEM trading symbols, refer to the related guide.
Read MoreLog into Client Portal to submit a withdrawal request. Go to Transfer & Pay, Transfer Funds, then Withdraw Funds. Select Currency, Method, and Amount. To wire funds to another broker, select Financial Institution and enter account details. Correspondent bank details needed for foreign currency withdrawal.
Read MoreWe provide direct market access to stocks, options, futures, forex, bonds, ETFs and CFDs from a single MEXEM Universal Account. Our clients can trade stocks and benefit from our low commissions...
Read MoreMEXEM offers online daily activity statements for the last 4 years, monthly statements for the last 60 months, and annual statements for the last 5 years. Additional 2 years of statements are available via email for a fee. Statements for closed accounts up to 5 years old can be accessed via the Client Portal. MEXEM doesn't typically provide daily statements instead of monthly or annual ones. Payment for archived statements can be made by check for closed accounts, or deducted from the cash balance for active accounts.
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