Key to Markets accounts, trading costs and Mauritius entity terms

Key to Markets presents three self-directed CFD accounts plus separate copy-trading, PAMM and corporate services. The current account pages are used in preference to older minimum-deposit references. The public retail offer is attached to the Mauritius business; access remains subject to the customer’s residence, identity checks and the contract supplied at registration.[1]

A Cent account is a smaller contract format rather than a promise that the underlying market is less volatile. The minimum cash needed to place a particular order still depends on the symbol, its price and required margin. Its USD 500 deposit ceiling also matters for funding plans and transfers into the account.[4]

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XWTI is the identified US crude-oil CFD. It is not the separately listed XBRENT contract. The commodity page describes rolling spot CFDs without expiry. For a one-lot XWTI position, a USD 1 change per barrel gives USD 100 of gross price movement; minimum volume represents ten barrels. Financing and any applicable charges remain separate.[6]

MT4 and MT5 accounts are separate: the broker’s MT5 FAQ says an MT5 login cannot be used for MT4. MT5’s netting and hedging features are platform capabilities; confirm the selected server’s accounting mode before adopting a strategy that depends on simultaneous opposing positions. Downloading the platform itself is free, while trading costs still apply.[11]

The help centre confirms MT5 Standard only and ordinarily one swap-free account per client. Its FAQ contains both seven-day and five-day wording. Use the linked agreement’s precise rollover clock and obtain the active account’s written fee confirmation, particularly for positions near the grace-period boundary.[20]

These documents describe different aspects of the service and do not establish that every customer order is sent unchanged to an exchange or independent liquidity provider. The order-execution policy sets a process, not an independently observed execution-speed guarantee. No live order, slippage sample or liquidity-provider fill record was tested.[29]

The withdrawal page says funds return to the original source. The payment tables describe routes and indicative transit times; they do not establish that every request is approved instantly. Cards appear in the deposit table but not as a corresponding withdrawal row, so the return route for card-funded accounts needs account-specific confirmation.[16]

The distinction between segregated money and guaranteed repayment matters here. The security page describes the broker’s safeguards; it does not identify an insured amount, independently verify balances, or prove that funds would be returned without delay after an insolvency. No such guarantee is inferred from the broker’s licence claim.[17]

The contact material separately advertises 24/5 chat and narrower business hours. Neither statement establishes a guaranteed response time or continuous telephone execution service. No contact channel was tested. Keep an account number, symbol, order ticket and incident timestamp ready when reporting a time-sensitive problem.[19]

VPS hosting is supplied by New York City Servers. The policy limits the free service to one VPS per client, permits deactivation after three months without qualifying activity and says stored data is permanently deleted on termination. Maintain strategy and configuration backups independently. The broker does not warrant the third-party service’s uptime.[35]

This is a broker-provided account feature. The public description does not establish a bank deposit, statutory deposit guarantee or an independently verified yield reserve. The advertised 3% is a current published rate rather than a fixed promise for future periods. Transferring money away from a trading account can also change that account’s available margin.[21]