Which is the official Facebook account of FBS?

A number of online Forex brokers offer “No Deposit Bonus”. It is the ultimate bonus promotion where you can receive some funds for free to start trading Forex. You can invest in Forex without risking your own funds, and there is li...

“Leverage” is one really important trading tool for investment. The “Leverage” will simply increase the available trading volume in your account. Think of it as a trading tool to give you more trading opportunities with small funds...

No, you cannot login to MetaTrader5 if your trading account is opened for MetaTrader4. Unfortunately, there is no trading account which is compatible with both MetaTrader4 and MetaTrader5 at the same time. In case your Forex broker...

No, you can not use MetaTrader4 for trading of MT5 accounts, but you can only use MetaTrader5. FBS intends to make a difference with other Forex brokers and has started offering MT5 for its traders. There are multiple types of MT5 ...

As FBS does not have any restrictions on its MT4/MT5, you can hold open positions as long as you want. FBS does not interfere and close the trades unless the margin level in the trading accounts goes below 30%. This condition is th...

Yes, there is no time limit which you may have an account with balance 0. Also there is no fees for maintaining your MT4 account. With FBS, you can have up to 5 live accounts for each account type and unlimited number of Demo tradi...

FBS is registered and licensed by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) with license number 182/12. As it is an European Forex broker, FBS follows the MiFID directives and the broker itself is a member of ICF(Investor ...

As a financial institution, FBS takes every preventative measure to ensure its client investments are highly secure and safe under all circumstances. This level of security is achieved through the following: 1. Segregation of client ...

"Margin Level" in your MT4 account can be calculated with the following formula. Margin level = (Equity/Used Margin) * 100 Please note that this "Margin level" varies depending on your leverage, profit/loss amount, account balance and ...