Moneta Markets is a subsidiary of Vantage International Group Limited (VIG) that was established in 2009. Moneta Markets has been providing retail clients access to easy and transparent financial markets across the world. Moneta Markets provides diverse trading instruments such as Forex, Commodities, Indices, Cryptocurrencies and Share CFDs for traders to trade on.
Security of Funds
Moneta Markets guarantees that all client funds are kept in a segregated account held with the AA rated National Australia Bank.
Trading Platforms
Moneta Markets offers the Moneta platform and a Mobile App platform.
Moneta Platform
- Trading
- Precision Charting
- Risk Management
- Deposits and Withdrawals
- Account Management
Mobile App
- Trading on the move
- Advanced Mobile Charting
- Risk Management
- Deposits and Withdrawals
- Account Management
Trading Tools
- Economic Calendar
- Deposit Bonus
- Forex Sentiment
- Platform Videos
- WebV
- Moneta TV
- Daily Technical Analysis
- Trading Tools
- Calculators
- Market Masters
- Duplitrade
Accounts
- Live Accounts
- Demo Account
Costs
Moneta Markets offers maximum leverage of 1:500 and minimum deposit to open an account is $200. Deposits and withdrawals can be made through bank transfer, visa/mastercard, fasapay, Bitcoin, JCB and Sticpay.
Client Support
Moneta Markets provides 24/5 multilingual customer support via email, telephone and live chat
Regulation
Moneta Markets is a trademark of Vantage International Group Limited which is authorised and regulated by the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA), Securities Investment Business Law (SIBL).
Conclusion
Moneta Markets is a regulated CFD broker that provides traders access to the global market through top tier FX liquidity providers. Moneta Markets gives retail clients access to over 250 tradable instruments that they can trade on the Moneta Markets WebTrader Platform and the mobile apps, and provides 24/5 multilingual customers. Moneta Markets is a trademark of Vantage International Group Limited which is authorised and regulated by the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA).
