MEXEM does not provide access to the OMX Copenhagen Stock Exchange
Read MoreMEXEM does not make margin calls
Read MoreYou may need to finalize the Non-Professional Questionnaire in Client Portal/Account Management for each user.It is also possible your account does not meet the market data subscription minimum and...
Read MoreYou can confirm your base currency from: Client Portal/Account Management: Go to menu Settings followed by Account Settings.Under Configuration it is stated the Base Currency
Read MoreWe provide direct market access to stocks, options, futures, forex, bonds, and ETFs from a single MEXEM Universal Account
Read MoreIf your bank can only receive EURO (€) you will have to convert before requesting the withdraw.
Read MoreUse the above button to log in to Client Portal and submit a request to withdraw funds
Read MoreThe NYSE regulations state that if an account with less than USD 25,000 is flagged as a day trading account, the account must be frozen to prevent more trades for a period of 90 calendar days from ...
Read MoreTo update your financial profile, follow these instructions: 1) Log in to the MEXEM website using your real account credentials 2) Go to settings 3) Click on the 'financial profile' option 4) Sele...
Read MoreAs a retail client you cannot, however, if you qualify as a professional client, you would be able to trade with the ETFs
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