This page describes the investment process step-by-step. We want to make sure that your investing progresses in a smooth and reliable manner.
Our offer sparked your interest and you want to know more? Fill out the Contact Form and our representative will get in touch with you and guide you through all the possibilities and answer any questions.
If you are already decided about your investment and don’t need an introduction, you can proceed directly to Step 2 and fill out the Application for opening a trading account.
Trading account is the account on the trading platform that holds your funds and where trading takes place. Our strategies work on the MetaTrader4 platform, one of the most popular trading platforms in the world.
To open a trading account, you’ll need to fill out the Application and submit two documents: your ID and a proof of address, such as a utility bill, no older than 3 months.
You can fund your account by sending a wire to our bank. Bank details will be available in the Client Portal, to which you’ll have access upon submission of your application.
Once we receive your funds, we’ll deposit them to your trading account and let you know. Bank wire is the only funding method that we support.
Once we receive you funds (or while they are on the way), we’ll ask you to sign a Limited Power-of-Attorney (LPOA) authorising the trader to trade the account on your behalf. It’s a simple two-page document that you need to sign and send the signed copy back to us.
Upon receiving the signed LPOA from you, we’ll attach your trading account to the strategy selected by you and trading will start.
You can monitor your investment with the help of trading statements that you will receive by email. Monthly statements are sent on the 1st day of each month and daily statements are sent whenever there are closed trades on the particular day.
Whenever you want to withdraw your profits or the whole balance in your account, please send your request by email to support@scandinavianmarkets.com.
Your withdrawal request will be processed and the funds will be sent to your bank account within 2 business days.
We offer trading strategies for any type of investor, from institutional to retail, from conservative to risky.
We proactively seek successful traders. After having thoroughly checked their trading strategy and offering it to our clients, we continue to closely monitor the trading.
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Scandinavian Capital Markets is a STP-ECN forex broker. Our company is built on extensive knowledge of the foreign exchange market, expertise in technology, and a commitment to creating trusted long-term relationships with our clients, institutional money managers and professional traders.
Scandinavian Capital Markets SCM AB is a Registered Financial Institution with the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority, Finansinspektionen, under No. 80438. Company Registration No. 556863-5972.
All transactions on the currency spot market are speculative and all investments should be made using risk capital that is not crucially required. There may be a considerable risk of losses on the currency spot market and all transactions using Scandinavian Capital Markets SCM AB are at risk of capital loss. You should consider carefully whether such investments are appropriate to you, taking into account your financial assets. We advise everyone to seek independent advice regarding issues concerning investments on the currency spot market. No information on this website should be understood to constitute financial advice from Scandinavian Capital Markets SCM AB. It is published for information and marketing purposes. Scandinavian Capital Markets does not accept clients from the U.S., Afghanistan, Belarus, Burma, Burundi, Central African Republic, China, Congo, Cuba, Egypt, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Iraq, Iran, Indonesia, Lebanon, Lesotho, Libya, Malaysia, Maldives, Mali, Moldova, Nicaragua, Nigeria, North Korea, Pakistan, Russia, Somalia, Sudan, South Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey, Venezuela, Yemen, and Zimbabwe. Scandinavian Capital Markets may reject any applicant from any jurisdiction at their sole discretion without the requirement to explain the reason why.