Dukascopy Bank is a regulated Swiss Bank and it provides Forex trading fiscal statement to private individuals and institutional clients.
The minimal order size is 1000 units of the primary currency.

Company: Dukascopy Bank SA
Official Site: http://www.dukascopy.com
Country: Switzerland
Online in view of the fact that: 2004
Minimum Deposit: $1,000
Minimum Lot Size: 1000 units of the primary currency(1 micro lot)
Leverage: 1:100
Trading Platform: JForex Platform, Java Platform, Web Platform, iPhone Platform, MT4 Platform(beta test)
Low Spreads: EUR/USD: usually 0.5-1 pip, GBP/USD: usually 1-2 pips
Funding Options: Bank wire, Bank Guarantees, Swiss Custodian Banking Services (Segregated Swiss Bank Account)
Regulation: ARIF(a self regulatory fiscal organization), FINMA(Federal Finance Administration)

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