ICM.com Press Releases

November 7, 2012 - London, 7th November 2012 ICM Capital UK, a leading provider of online foreign exchange and commodity trading services is pleased to announce it has increased the payment options it offers its clients. Traders have now been provided with the possibility of transferring funds in several ways for their convenience.

Moneybookers which was founded in 2001 in London and is also regulated by the Financial Services Authority of the United Kingdom will ensure client deposits and withdrawals to and from their live trading account will be conducted in a secure manner. The whole procedure of transferring funds completely online is straightforward and can be carried out using either a credit or debit card.

Elizabeth Rayment, Business Development and Marketing Manager at ICM Capital said: “We decided to introduce Moneybookers to ICM Capital as it enables our traders to securely and inexpensively deposit and withdrawal their funds online. Further advantages are that it accepts multiple different currencies; it’s secure and also free to register. Anybody that is not familiar with the system can get in touch with our customer service team who will be happy to offer instructions and full support. ”

ICM Capital sees this new addition to their payment options as a step in the right direction to making their clients trading experience as fulfilling as possible. Moneybookers, also known as Skrill, is one of Europe's largest online payment systems which offer domestic payment options in 40 countries and customer service in 12 languages.

ICM Capital, which is based in the UK and is also strictly regulated by the Financial Service Authority, always aims to exceed client expectations. Clients can be confident in their investments through ICM Capital which offers the opportunity to trade fast, tight prices on Foreign Exchange (FX), and CFD Contracts on Oil (WTI & Brent), Indices, Silver and Gold using MetaTrader 4,  one of the most widely used retail trading platforms in the world.

    CFDs and Spot FX are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 71.31% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs and Spot FX work, and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money. Read more
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