General Information & Regulation
TTS Markets (Tamil Trading Services) is a Belize registered Forex and CFD broker. TTS Markets was founded in 2016, and it is the trading name of TTS Business Solutions private Limited, a company registered in England and Wales with the license number 11777611 and regulated in the British Virgin Islands. TTS Markets have its headquarters in London while it runs branch offices in Dubai and Hong Kong.
Market Instruments
Investors can trade 60 financial instruments on the MT4 & MT5 platforms offered by TTS Markets, including Forex currency pairs, commodities, and indices.
Minimum Deposit
TTS Markets offers seven different types of trading accounts: Mini, Classic, Pro, VIP, Fixed, Islamic, Cent. The minimum initial deposit requirements by each account vary from $1 to $1,000.
TTS Markets Leverage
Trading leverage varies depending on various trading leverage. The maximum trading leverage offered by TTS Markets is up to 1:1000. Since leverage, can amplify both profits as well as losses, choosing the proper amount is a key risk determination for traders.
Spreads & Commissions
TTS Markets come with high spreads, starting from 2.0 pips for Standard accounts, 2.0 pips for Pro accounts, and 1.0 pips for Prime accounts, with commissions not detailed.
Trading Platform
TTS Markets offers traders the most popular MT4 & MT5 trading platforms on the market. MT4 is currently the most popular trading platform for Forex, Precious Metals, and CFDs, with powerful charting tools, custom indicators, and support for EA automated trading. MT5 is the latest version of MT4, featuring more technical indicators and timeframes. However, MT5 is not that stable-running as MT4.
Deposit & Withdrawal
TTS Markets supports traders to deposit and withdraw funds to and from their investment accounts via credit cards, bank wire transfers, Skrill, and NETELLER e-wallets.
TTS Markets Pros & Cons
TTS Markets advantages Include:
1. MT4 & MT5 trading platforms
2. Seven account options
3. VPS Available
TTS Markets Disadvantages Include:
1. Not subject to any regulation
2. High spreads
3. High minimum deposit amount for premium accounts
4. Excessive leverage on standard and professional accounts
5. Limited withdrawal and deposit options
