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About Forex Corp

Forex Corporate specializes in trading currency. The business known as foreign exchange trading, forex or FX is a speculative business and comes with financial risks for people who take part. Forex Corp. shares the following motto with its client base: "Knowledge is power and we strongly believe in the importance of educating our traders so that they can execute trades with confidence understanding the risks involved as well as potential gain."

Basics
Forex Corp. mostly works with private clients who have $1 million or more to invest. The company works with people all over the world and allows clients to fund accounts through a variety of sources, including credit cards, which can make online transactions easier. The company also offers a course of 10 lessons to acclimate new traders to foreign exchange trading.

Accounts
As of April 2011, Forex Corp. customers can open one of two account types -- premium or V.I.P. The premium, or standard, account comes with the company's MetaTrader software, informational courses on trading and some special promotions. The V.I.P. account offers the same advantages as the premium account and bonuses such as no wire transfer fees, a daily market analysis, live market updates and better special promotions.

Online Trading
Forex Corp. works solely using an Internet trading system, based on MetaTrader 4 software. The software allows for international business because its platform uses a multilingual interface, including English, German, French, Arabic, Spanish and Japanese. Forex customers can download the software to a personal computer for free.

Company Partners
Forex Corp. partners with other businesses that have trading needs. Forex partners fall into three categories, according to the company. Introducing broker partners help companies expand their client base, white label partners enter a zero-risk partnership with a "profitable revenue sharing scheme," and asset managers work with Forex and outside customers to install and use proprietary trading software.



Source - eHow