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How to determine if a Forex broker offers real money accounts?

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It is usually easy to tell if a Forex broker lets you trade with a real money account or a demo account. Check their terms of service, which will usually clearly state the account type, and many companies will mark it as "demo account". Most Forex brokers claim that traders are using real or demo accounts, which is often how they make money. If the company charges a registration fee or challenge fee, then these accounts are likely fake.
Check the MT4 trading platform for a live sign, although it is possible that the sign can be manipulated, most companies will clearly mark whether your MT4 account is a real account or a demo account. If a Forex investment trader finds that their funded account is a demo account, they do not have to stop trading immediately, but they should be aware that the Forex broker's goal is to make the trader fail. Don't be surprised if there is a deliberate widening of the spread, or if the trader is hit with a stop loss. These strategies are often used to keep traders losing money.
If a trader wants to take his or her trading career seriously and continue trading for years to come, then he or she needs to choose a Forex broker that uses real money accounts. It is possible to achieve great success in the Forex market through a Forex broker's funded trading account, but it also comes with a lot of additional risks. Given the number of Forex brokers that have opened and closed, it is imperative that traders choose Forex brokers that use real money and not trust those Forex brokers with flashy logos that use virtual accounts.
If a Forex broker makes money from profitable traders, then it wants traders to win, and such a company will stand the test of time. Conversely, if the company makes money from losing traders, then it wants traders to lose. These Forex brokers are similar to Ponzi schemes, using the losses of losers to pay the winners, and they will eventually fail, it's just a matter of time.

Most of the Forex brokers that have closed down used virtual, simulated, paper accounts to trade. If the Forex Proprietary Company is using non-virtual, real money accounts to trade, the risk of failure is minimal.

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When Forex traders look at which Forex Proprietary Companies have been able to stand the test of time, they will find that all the failed Forex Proprietary Companies have one thing in common, that is, they all use demo accounts, not real money accounts.
The bottom line is, these "demo" Forex Proprietary Companies are not making money from profitable Forex traders. Forex Proprietary Companies need to find a balance: on the one hand, there must be enough news of profitable Forex traders to attract new Forex traders, and on the other hand, to ensure that enough Forex traders fail in the challenge to pay out the profitable Forex traders. Due to the operating model and nature of such a business, it almost becomes a Ponzi scheme. Forex traders should be aware of how these end, and once the balance is broken, or too many Forex traders make profits, the entire Forex Proprietary Company will collapse.
Real money Forex proprietary trading companies make money from profit sharing of profitable Forex traders. In addition, the profit percentage of Forex traders in the challenge must be the highest, because the real money Forex proprietary trading company needs Forex traders to make money in order to get paid. Real money Forex proprietary trading companies do not make money from Forex proprietary company challenges, their profits come from sharing profits with profitable Forex traders it sponsors. Forex proprietary trading companies that operate in this way will not operate like a Ponzi scheme, it wants profitable traders, not losing traders.

The profit sharing percentage can be used as a basis for judging whether a Forex proprietary trading company uses a real money account.

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If the profit sharing percentage is high, this is usually a sign of a non-real money account. For non-real money proprietary companies, they do not have any actual risk, and the profit share is just allocated from the registration challenge fee, so they will not cherish this part of the funds.
On the contrary, if the profit sharing ratio is low, it is likely to be a real money proprietary company. Because real money proprietary companies themselves face actual financial pressure and risks. From the perspective of cherishing costs, they will not easily reward risky behavior.

Non-real money foreign exchange proprietary companies differ from real money foreign exchange proprietary companies in terms of position holding period limits.

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Real money foreign exchange proprietary companies provide foreign exchange investment traders with unlimited time to complete trading challenges. This is to accommodate different types of foreign exchange investment traders, because differences in market conditions and trading strategies will lead to different position holding times. Statistics from real money proprietary companies working with many profitable foreign exchange investment traders show that although it may be difficult for foreign exchange investment traders to reach profit targets within 20 days, the profit space will increase significantly over a period of more than 6 months.
In contrast, non-real money foreign exchange proprietary companies set strict time limits. The first phase of the evaluation is a maximum of 30 days, and the second phase is a maximum of 60 days, which is equivalent to approximately 20 and 40 trading days respectively. This tight time limit can put the forex investment trader at a psychological disadvantage, as if he has already lost the game.

There is a significant difference between non-real money forex proprietary companies and real money forex proprietary companies.

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Forex investment traders with tight funds may be familiar with non-real money proprietary companies and may even have traded with such companies once or twice in the past. Non-real money forex proprietary companies undoubtedly have the widest marketing reach in the industry. However, there are still a series of differences between real money forex proprietary companies and non-real money proprietary companies, ranging from major to insignificant.
The main difference is that non-real money forex proprietary companies provide clients with simulated trading accounts. This means that the forex investment trader's trades will never be replicated in real trading funds. Real money proprietary firms offer real trading capital, which means that the forex trader actually holds real assets under management and has real liquidity at the keyboard and under the fingertips.
While this may seem unimportant, forex traders should understand what this means for forex proprietary firms. Non-real money forex proprietary firms can only profit from forex traders who fail to meet funding challenges. Successful forex traders simply spend the company's money and have to make real withdrawals from fake profits from contest or challenge success. In contrast, real money forex proprietary firms only profit from forex traders who are consistently profitable in the global forex market, not from forex traders who are losing money. Therefore, real money forex proprietary firms have very different motivations in their development strategies than non-real money forex proprietary firms.

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