Is FxPro regulated for traders in India?
FxPro is licensed by the FCA (UK), CySEC and FSCA — not by SEBI. That means the entity serving India, FxPro Markets Ltd., operates under offshore licences rather than Indian registration. Readers in India should treat this as a disclosure point, not an endorsement, and check which entity their account is opened with before funding.
Which platforms does FxPro offer for gold trading?
FxPro publishes support for MT4, MT5, cTrader and FxPro Edge. All four can trade XAU/USD, but they differ in order handling and charting, so the choice is about your workflow rather than the instrument. Test the one you intend to use on a demo first, since switching platforms after a live position is open adds unnecessary risk.
What leverage can I get on gold with FxPro from India?
Leverage is up to 1:200, with up to 1:500 for eligible traders after an experience and financial assessment. It is a cap, not a setting to aim at. Higher leverage shrinks margin but not risk: at 1:200 a 0.10-lot gold position needs about $85.50 margin, while the loss from a moving stop is unchanged. Use our margin calculator to see the difference.
How can I deposit to an FxPro account from India?
Local INR bank transfers are reported, alongside cards and e-wallets. The methods available to you depend on your account entity and verification status, so confirm inside the client area rather than assuming. We cannot confirm processing times or fees for any method, and you should check those directly with FxPro before sending funds.
What can this desk confirm about FxPro's costs?
We can confirm only what FxPro publishes: the platforms and the regulator sentence. We cannot confirm spreads, commissions, swaps or minimum deposits as numbers, because those vary by account type, entity and market conditions. What a cost consists of is the spread plus any commission and overnight financing, and what it depends on is your instrument and holding period. Verify live figures on the platform.
