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Time Markets is a brokerage striving to provide users with a well-structured, powerful service. It has numerous assets as a part of its offer, as the total list comes in at over 300. As a CFD broker, it focuses primarily on forex trading, but every other asset class is present, including cryptocurrencies. Our Time Markets review will look into how the broker operates and what it provides to users. That will include a look into its security, accounts, and other important features for traders.
Namely, we’ll cover some basics right away. As we said, it’s a CFD brokerage, meaning traders have no asset ownership. For the vast majority of retail traders, that isn’t a negative, but CFDs bring a ton of positives with them. Namely, they dodge liquidity issues and let traders navigate precisely during high-turbulence trading periods. So if you like to trade during asset opening, closing, or even during large swing periods, you’ll have much more control.
And as we mentioned earlier in our timemarkets.com review, the broker values trading power. To that end, it has 1:500 leverage on certain assets, letting you make much better use of your capital. Naturally, we advise using that only if you’re a confident trader and can afford rapid losses.
The broker also crafted a proprietary platform in an effort to streamline its service and make everything match. As such, the entire service feels organic, starting from the website that guides you and reaching well into when you start trading.
So even the things you see right away leave quite a lasting impression and show that the broker focuses on features important to traders. We were glad to see that, and it made us eager to continue our Time Markets review.
Meeting a security threshold is a must for any broker. Unfortunately, a lot of traders still need to understand how dangerous the online finance industry is. As such, they are willing to settle for less-than-stellar security. Often, that leads to them joining a scam service and losing a good amount of money.
And while the blame is definitely on the abundance of scammers, there are few ways of combating them besides personal responsibility. Since scammers are outpacing regulators, you must be in charge of your security. That means spending a good chunk of time researching the service you’re about to join.
However, we know that’s tedious and that most people don’t even know how to fully explore a broker. After all, it’s a skill that takes time and effort to learn. But as we said earlier in our timemarkets.com review, we’ve looked into the broker’s security ourselves.
Luckily, we haven’t found any holes in the broker’s safety or trust. It has encryption on its website, platform, and payment system, protecting your data. Furthermore, it has verification for accounts, meaning they should be secure as long as you follow basic Internet security measures.
As for trust, there are numerous reassuring factors. For starters, the broker operates from London, England, which we consider a strict legislation area. Since the broker has to adhere to all local laws, that means there’s built-in protection for users. And if it were a scam, it would simply operate from a less-regulated area.
Lastly, the way it structures its website and the clarity of its formal documents earn it our full trust. It simply doesn’t act like a scam broker in any regard. We’re confident in concluding this part of our Time Markets review with a high-security rating.
Brokerage accounts, as you most likely already know, mostly play the role of making the service more open. In other words, since people with different budgets have different expectations, the accounts are there to appease those differences. As such, budget accounts can still get a competitive service, while luxury accounts can get some extra features.
However, most brokers try to goad users into investing more, making the budget accounts barely functional. That way, sunk cost fallacy may drive traders to invest more than they are comfortable with instead of pulling out.
Luckily for us, the broker didn’t take that road. As we said earlier in our Time Markets review, the broker’s accounts are actually quite versatile. The budget options are fully competitive and even include an account manager, a feature usually reserved for the high-end.
However, the broker also created an excellent variety of accounts beyond that. Each one is a meaningful improvement over the last, either in comfort or trading features. The most notable options are the VIP and VIP+ accounts, which maximize the broker’s power. The latter even has a managed account feature, freeing up time for those using it.
Here’s a rundown of the accounts on timemarkets.com:
As we said early in our Time Markets review, the broker’s platform also meaningfully contributes to the overall experience. Namely, it’s an excellent trading resource with fundamentals from the best of its kind. It builds on the foundations of MT4 and MT5 but ditches the dated interface and needless complexity.
The result is that the platform is easy to use while retaining all the power from standard solutions. It’s much more versatile, making the experience much less daunting, especially for newer traders. Again, the broker shows us that it knows what users want and is capable of providing it.
Our conclusion on the broker should be fairly clear already. It’s excellent all around, with both versatile features and a streamlined user experience. Not only that, but the broker manages to remain powerful while staying accessible, which a few online trading service providers can do.
To wrap up our timemarkets.com review, we’d suggest visiting the broker and trying it for yourself. We’re sure you won’t be disappointed.
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