Admiral Markets Review

Fast opening of orders, pending orders are triggered clearly, fast processing of requests for withdrawal of funds, small spreads, convenient services for monitoring your account.
But there are also unpleasant moments - small slippages during news releases, high swaps when postponing a deal overnight. I try to trade within the day, in principle it is normal. There is nothing to complain about, I think the conditions are better than most brokers I have come across.
Personally, I do not believe that Admiral Markets is deliberately leaking trading accounts, I have never noticed this, although I do not always trade profitably.

This is what I think about Admiral Markets, there is something to compare with. The company is so-so. At first, the leverage was changed, although it was notified about it (with a drawdown of 1-2%, notifications of a lack of funds on the account began to come). The most important thing is the withdrawal of funds. The first time to check how the withdrawal works, I sent a small amount by regular bank transfer. The amount came without any commissions. I waited for the next month and sent the bulk of the money and had to pay a commission of almost 7%. What nonsense? They refer to the fact that they are not responsible for intermediaries through which bank transfers are made. But I know that it is the accountant who makes the payments that chooses the bank, the method and everything else, how the money will go. They do it on purpose. Small amounts are withdrawn in one way, and large payments are withdrawn with commissions from which they receive their percentage of profit, referring to the work of intermediaries. About the broker: delays in opening and closing orders are average, quotes are better than those of other brokers, there are increased spreads on some pairs.