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Abstract:One of the incident reported by trader against the broker Tickmill
Tickmill, as we all know, was one of the first online trading brokers in the trading sector. Tickmill has been regulated by a variety of regulatory agencies, including the FCA, CySEC, FSCA, FSA, and LFSA. Based on WikiFX's investigation, the trader was asked to withdraw some of his earnings. The trader, however, got no answer from the broker, Tickmill. These are only a few instances of poor customer service, but the WikiFX research revealed that the broker's website, Tickmill, is no longer operational. We are unable to determine when the website went offline. Once you visit the url https://www.tickmill.com/ it will prompt that “You are now in line”. But after the given hour to wait it will prompt that the website has an issue or “Error 404” which tells the user that the website is now longer online. However, according to social media reports, the event occurred two weeks ago, and the website is still offline. Because of this occurrence, traders or anybody attempting to contact Tickmill assistance will now be unable to do so. WikiFX is currently keeping a careful eye on the relaunch of its website,. Visit the WikiFX dealer page of a Tickmill on: https://www.wikifx.com/en/dealer/0001623491.html
The trader supplied photos of the amount he earned from his daily trading from the broker as confirmation, and he created an incident report indicating that Tickmill could deny his request to withdraw the money. Proofs are provided below:
So, what exactly is Tickmill?
Tickmill brokerage sets a new bar for brokerage service delivery. The organization is proud of its emphasis on innovation, which is why traders pick it. Because Tickmill offers modest spreads, enthusiasts of scalping and passive trading with robots love the broker's trading conditions. Many accolades have been bestowed on the firm. Thus, it was named “Best Execution Broker” for two years in a row (2018 and 2019), and it was also named “Most Transparent Broker” in 2019.
Country of Region | UK, Cyprus, Seychelles, South Africa, and Malaysia |
Trading fees class | Low |
Inactivity fee charged | No |
Withdrawal fee amount | $0 |
Minimum deposit | $100 |
Time to open an account | 1 day |
Deposit with bank card | Available |
Depositing with electronic wallet | Available |
Number of base currencies supported | 4 |
Demo account provided | Yes |
Products offered | Forex, CFD, Crypto |
Benefits and Drawbacks
Pros | Cons |
Low Forex Fees | Only forex and CFDs |
Fast and easy account opening | Outdated platform design and functions |
Free deposit and withdrawal | Basic news feed |
A Method of Payment
Deposits and withdrawals are quick and free and may be made by bank transfer, credit/debit cards, and e-wallets. However, only a few account base currencies are supported.
Options and deposit costs
Tickmill does not charge any deposit fees. Bank transfers, credit/debit cards, and a variety of electronic wallets are all options:
Neteller
Skrill
dotpay
Paysafecard
Sofort
Skrill's Rapid
China Union Pay
Fasapay
Ngang Luong
Qiwi
Sticpay
Webmoney
According to the other review website, the withdrawal procedure takes just one business day.
Regardless of the website's downtime. The trader is not giving up hope of receiving his whole investment in Tickmill.
Visit the following URL to see the exposure report: https://exposure.wikifx.com/en/detail/202206229932250339.html
And if you have seen unlawful activity by your broker, please visit the WikiFX official webpage (www.wikifx.com/en/) and file an exposure complaint. Exposure.wikifx.com/en/revelation.html is the link.
Feedbacks from Twitter against Tickmill
Comment from reliable review website
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Disclaimer:
The views in this article only represent the author's personal views, and do not constitute investment advice on this platform. This platform does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness and timeliness of the information in the article, and will not be liable for any loss caused by the use of or reliance on the information in the article.
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