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FXFlat: MetaTrader migration to CMC and the Trading 212 route

FXFlat’s former standalone offering needs to be read through its migration history. CMC announced an agreement to take over MetaTrader customers in August 2025; the former FXFlat website and tariff links now lead to Trading 212.

By FXBrokers.ai Editorial DeskOperating status: HistoricalSources checked Published Updated
Profile scope

FXFlat’s former standalone offer is historical; CMC announced a MetaTrader migration in August 2025.

  • FXFlat’s former standalone offer is historical; CMC announced a MetaTrader migration in August 2025.
  • The current web destination is Trading 212; old FXFlat tariff URLs no longer establish live prices.
  • Individual transfers and protection depend on the resulting contracting entity.

Accounts and eligibility

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This is a historical FXFlat profile, not a current standalone account recommendation. CMC’s issuer announcement describes a MetaTrader migration opportunity, while the former FXFlat web entry now serves the Trading 212 route. An individual customer’s transfer still depends on the migration process and accepted agreement.[2][1]

At a glance01

Which relationship is being described?

Which relationship is being described?
RouteDocumented positionAccount implication
Former FXFlat MetaTraderCMC announced customer takeover agreementMigration process determines the resulting CMC accountSource 2
Trading 212 routeFXFlat was to focus on Trading 212’s platformNot proof every former MetaTrader account became a Trading 212 accountSource 2
Other legacy brokerage relationshipsOutside the specific MetaTrader announcementDo not infer an identical transfer of every portfolioSource 2

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Markets and contract specifications

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Historic product architecture

Historic product architecture
Former routeProduct distinction
MetaTrader FX/CFDsLeveraged OTC trading arrangementsSource 6
MetaTrader futuresExchange-contract terms depended on the relevant accountSource 6
Brokerage relationshipSecurities and listed derivatives required separate custody/venue arrangementsSource 6

Spreads, commissions and other costs

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Why the old tariff is not a current quotation

Why the old tariff is not a current quotation
Historical itemDocument vintagePresent treatment
Account/platform and phone dealing chargesFXFlat Bank AG list, 2 December 2021Historical onlySource 5
No inactivity charge / idle-credit return clauseSame 2021 documentNot a 2026 zero-fee promiseSource 5
Funding-method pricesSame 2021 documentNot inherited by a new CMC or Trading 212 accountSource 5

The original tariff URL now redirects rather than supplying that document. No current FXFlat spread, deposit minimum, swap, phone-dealing entitlement or withdrawal timetable is presented as still available.[1][5]

Deposits and withdrawals

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The migration announcement does not establish a universal automatic transfer of cash or open positions. For a migrated relationship, the resulting account confirmation and current recipient instructions determine where funds belong; the old FXFlat bank details are not reproduced here.[2]

Authorisation and client protection

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Current German Trading 212 identity

Current German Trading 212 identity
IdentifierPublished value
Legal nameTrading 212 EU GmbHSource 3
RegisterDüsseldorf HRB 101710Source 3
BaFin identifier10109603Source 3
LEI549300MKYHEPJ75IST45Source 3

Those particulars identify the current German Trading 212 entity. They do not make the UK group company’s FCA permissions, or another group entity’s compensation scheme, applicable to every former FXFlat customer.[3]

Support and complaints

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Resolving a legacy account

Resolving a legacy account
SituationRelevant documentary route
CMC MetaTrader migrationCMC’s transfer invitation and accepted account documentationSource 2Source 4
Trading 212 accountApp menu: scroll to the bottom to see the registered entitySource 2Source 4
Unresolved former FXFlat relationshipOriginal agreement and subsequent transfer notices, not the website redirect aloneSource 2Source 4

Company and operating history

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Transition chronology

Transition chronology
DateIssuer-reported event
August 2024Trading 212 acquired FXFlatSource 2Source 1
4 August 2025CMC announced the MetaTrader customer takeover agreementSource 2Source 1
26 October 2026 reviewFormer FXFlat homepage and old price link redirect to Trading 212Source 2Source 1
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German Trading 212 contact identity

German Trading 212 contact identity
FieldCurrent imprint
AddressBahnstraße 47, 40878 Ratingen, GermanySource 3
Managing directorsRafael Neustadt; Andreas HanaSource 3
Legal informationhttps://www.trading212.com/imprintSource 3
The companies behind the brand

Legal entities & licences

These are source-dated records, not a blanket assessment of the broker. Read each issuer, identifier, status and scope together.

FXFlat Bank GmbH

GermanySource 2

No separate licence entry is recorded in this panel.

Trading 212 EU GmbH

GermanySource 3

No separate licence entry is recorded in this panel.

Material document limitations

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The issuer announcement establishes the change in the MetaTrader business, not completion for every customer. The historical label describes the former standalone FXFlat offering; it is not a claim that the German legal business ceased to exist. No current comparative cost row is appropriate for a retired offer.[2][3]

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Sources & further reading

  1. Former FXFlat homepage redirects to Trading 212 FXFlat / Trading 212 · Accessed 26 Oct 2026
  2. Trading 212 EU GmbH imprint Trading 212 · Accessed 26 Oct 2026

This profile reports dated public information, including broker-published services and terms. It does not independently test or guarantee execution, pricing or withdrawals. Inclusion is not an endorsement. Permissions and protections apply only to the named legal entity, service and client category; check the current official records and your contract.

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