When you trade online, you know that the market dishes up daily opportunities – as well as daily risks—so it’s important to stay up to date and informed. The same is true regarding brokers and trading sites since, as you probably know, there are lots of choices and maybe the next one you hear about is the ideal solution for you. Well, today, we’re going to look into Vestle - a popular broker that offers online trading services. Ready to hear what it offers? Let’s get started – we promise to keep it short.
Regulation and security
While many of the brokers that operate in Europe today are regulated, it’s still worthwhile to check your broker’s references, just to be on the safe side. Vestle (formerly known as 'iFOREX') is the trading name of iCFD Limited, licensed and regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) under license # 143/11.
Vestle only uses secure payment providers and employs diligent risk management.
Good to know, right? Let’s continue.
Proprietary trading platforms
Unlike many of its competitors, Vestle operates its own, in-house developed proprietary trading platform. The downside is that if you know and love MT4 or some other standardly used trading platform, you won’t find it here. The upside is that the Vestle trading platform is in a league of its own. It was developed using years of experience with real traders and it’s constantly updated, upgraded and improved to fit changing demands.
From what we could tell, it’s easy to use and very intuitive. What happens if – like most modern traders – you want to open deals from your mobile device? The Vestle mobile app is available for free on the App Store and Google Play and it has many good reviews and a high average rating from traders.
Tradable instruments
Over 800 CFDs are waiting for you on the Vestle trading platform, but it’s not just the number – it’s also the variety. Traders can choose from a long list of commodities, indices, currency pairs, cryptos, shares and ETFs, and diversify their portfolio by trading instruments from multiple markets worldwide.
Available trading tools and features
The Vestle trading platform offers Live Rates, an Economic Calendar and a selection of chart displays and indicators. Traders can set advanced market orders and access a variety of information resources and video tutorials to hone their strategy.
Free training
If you need some assistance getting to know the Vestle trading platform, the tradable instruments or the tools, you will appreciate the free 1-on-1 training that Vestle offers to every new client. A trading coach will call you and you can ask questions at your own pace while you look through the platform.
Customer support
We can almost hear you think: The free 1-on-1 training is great, but what happens when you’re no longer new? How is the service then? Well, Vestle prides itself of offering superb customer service via email or phone and clients can also request remote technical assistance. Attentive representatives will be happy to assist you with any issue or question and you can get answers in 8 languages.
The bottom line
With its selection of trading tools, tradable instruments and resources, Vestle is an excellent choice for online traders. It’s evident that this regulated, reputable and innovative broker understands what modern traders are looking for and is out to deliver it.
The materials contained on this document have been created in cooperation with Vestle and should not in any way be construed, either explicitly or implicitly, directly or indirectly, as investment advice, recommendation or suggestion of an investment strategy with respect to a financial instrument, in any manner whatsoever. CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 76.1% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money. Full disclaimer: https://www.vestle.com/legal/analysis-disclaimer.html
This article does not necessarily reflect the opinions of the editors or management of EconoTimes.


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