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Nash Markets Profile
Website
Year
 2020
Country
 SVG
Branches
 1
Regulation
 not regulated
Registration
FSA SVG
Investor protection
Fund protection
 no
Publicly traded
 no
Restricted in
Not serving
 х Afghanistan, Botswana, Congo, Crimea, Cuba, Ethiopia, Iran, Iraq, Japan, Kenya, Lebanon, Libya, Malta, Myanmar, North Korea, Pakistan, Russia, Somalia, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Syria, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, US, Vietnam, Yemen, Zimbabwe 
Broker type
 STP, DMA, ECN marketing
Dealing book
 A-book 
Tier
 3
Execution speed
 10 ms
LPs total
  ...  
LPs quality
 not disclosed
LPs names
  not disclosed
Nash Markets Accounts
 STP
 DMA
 Minimum Deposit
 200 $
 200 $
 Leverage
 500 : 1
 500 : 1
 Minimum Lot
 0.01 lots
 0.01 lots
 EURUSD spread
 0.5 pips
 0 pips
 Commission
 5 $/lotRT
 10 $/lotRT
 Volume
 Unlimited
 Unlimited
 Margin Call
 100 %
 100 %
 Stop Out
 70 %
 70 %
 Execution
 Market
 Market
 Spread
  floating
  floating
 Scalping
  Unlimited
  Unlimited
  Deposit & Fees
Deposit methods
 Bank Wire, Credit Card, Debit Card, Ethereum, Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ripple, Dogecoin, Tether, VLoad
Base currency
 USD
Segregated accounts
 yes
Interest on margin
 no
Inactivity fee
none
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Is Nash Markets safe?
- Investor protection: no
- Regulation: not regulated
- Registration: FSA SVG
- Publicly traded: no
- Segregated account: yes
- Guaranteed Stop Loss: no
- Negative Balance Protection: no
Is Nash Markets trusted?
- Information transparency: sufficient ★★★ 
- Customer service: prompt, helpful ★★★★★ 
- Nash Markets website: semi-detailed, updated ★★★ 
- Nash Markets popularity (by visitor count): average ★★★ 
How Nash Markets works
As a STP (straight-through processing) brokerage, our goal is simple; provide traders with efficient data regarding their results.
Our STP (or Straight Through Processing) requires no dealing desk.
True ECN
ECN (Electronic Communication Network)
Top-tier liquidity allows us to provide you with low spreads and minimal slippage.
https://nashmarkets.com/why-nash-markets/
4.7 CROSS TRADE CONSENT.
Customer hereby acknowledges and agrees that Nash Markets may act as the counterparty to Customer for any trade entered for the undersigned’s Account.
The Customer also understands that liquidity risk can be Nash Markets specific due to changes in liquidity available to Nash Markets from a Nash Markets Custodian of funds interbank liquidity providers due to a perception that the risks of the market segment have increased. When liquidity decreases, Customers can expect, at the minimum, to have wider bid to ask spreads as the supply of available bid/ask prices, outstrips the demand.
Decreases in liquidity can also result in “Fast Market” conditions where the price of a trading product moves sharply higher or lower or in a volatile up/down pattern without trading in an ordinary step-like fashion. In some instances, there may exist the possibility that a trading bid and/or ask price for a trading product or products are not available (a situation where there is no liquidity).
Although there may be instances when the aggregate OTC market enters a “Fast Market” situation or periods where liquidity is in short or no supply, it is important to note that prices, bid/ask spreads and liquidity will reflect the prevailing interbank market liquidity for Nash Markets.
Customer hereby acknowledges and agrees that Nash Markets may act as the counterparty to Customer for any trade entered for the undersigned’s Account.
The Customer also understands that liquidity risk can be Nash Markets specific due to changes in liquidity available to Nash Markets from a Nash Markets Custodian of funds interbank liquidity providers due to a perception that the risks of the market segment have increased. When liquidity decreases, Customers can expect, at the minimum, to have wider bid to ask spreads as the supply of available bid/ask prices, outstrips the demand.
Decreases in liquidity can also result in “Fast Market” conditions where the price of a trading product moves sharply higher or lower or in a volatile up/down pattern without trading in an ordinary step-like fashion. In some instances, there may exist the possibility that a trading bid and/or ask price for a trading product or products are not available (a situation where there is no liquidity).
Although there may be instances when the aggregate OTC market enters a “Fast Market” situation or periods where liquidity is in short or no supply, it is important to note that prices, bid/ask spreads and liquidity will reflect the prevailing interbank market liquidity for Nash Markets.
https://nashmarkets.com/terms-conditions/
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