Forex Execution Change Form

Dealing Desk to No Dealing Desk

This form is for FXCM account holders who would like to change their forex execution type from dealing desk execution to No Dealing Desk execution.

REQUIREMENTS

Please note your account must be flat (no live trades, stop orders, limit orders, or entry orders). If your account is not flat, we will be unable to process your request. Your request will be processed within two business days. A confirmation e-mail will be sent notifying you when your account has been transferred to No Dealing Desk.

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FOREX EXECUTION CHANGE FORM

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Account Holder's First Name

Account Holder's Last Name

Trading Account # / Temporary ID

E-mail Address on File

Please be advised that changing your execution type to No Dealing Desk forex execution will result in changes regarding how your forex trades are handled. Before submitting your request, please thoroughly review our No Dealing Desk execution risks. Additionally, the change of execution type to No Dealing Desk forex execution will not limit your ability to trade forex products that only trade through a dealing desk execution. The following provides a list of forex products that will continue to execute through a dealing desk execution model.

Dow Jones FXCM US Dollar Index

By checking this box, I acknowledge that I have read and understand the No Dealing Desk execution risks.

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Dealing Desk Disclaimer
On the Dealing Desk execution model FXCM can act as the dealer on some currency pairs. There are also back up liquidity providers that fill in whenever FXCM does not act as the dealer. Please note that FXCM’s Dealing Desk employs fewer liquidity providers than the No Dealing Desk (NDD) execution option. FXCM does not guarantee that quotes, prices, or spreads will always be better on one form of execution as compared to the other. Customers should consider many factors when deciding which execution type best suits their needs (e.g., conflict of interest, trading style or strategy, etc.). For more information, see our Execution Risks.