Cryptocurrency Trading Account

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Join Finarix to access the top cryptocurrency movements with people from over 150 countries who trade Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and more. A wide range of Cryptocurrencies at your service start trading today on the most user-friendly platform.

What is Cryptocurrency?

Trading cryptocurrency involves speculating on whether a cryptocurrency’s price will go up or down – without taking ownership of any underlying coins.

How do cryptocurrency markets work?

Cryptocurrencies are decentralised, they are not controlled by any central authority such as a government, in lieu they run across a network of computers. A cryptocurrency pertains a ledger, where all transactions are made public so that total visibility is provided and which forces everyone to “play fair”

Why trade cryptocurrency with Finarix?

Trade rising and falling prices on leverage to make the most of volatility
Improved liquidity means there’s more chance of executing your trade at your chosen price
Secure your capital with guaranteed stops
Speculate on 10 major cryptocurrencies

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Learn more about the world’s leading cryptocurrencies

Bitcoin ( BTC)

The first and largest cryptocurrency by market cap
Created in 2009 by an unknown inventor using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto
Bitcoin is considered to be the first wide-scale implementation of blockchain technology
From just a few cents in 2009, BTC’s value skyrocketed to close to $20,000 in 2017

XRP by Ripple Labs ( XRP)

Released in 2012 by Ripple Labs, a company founded by American programmer, Jed McCaleb
XRP enables real-time payments and settlements with greater transaction speeds and lower costs
Aiming to provide solutions for financial institutions, XRP is already in use by many well-known brands, such as the Bank of America and UBS

Ethereum ( ETHEREUM)

Created by Russian programmer, Vitalik Buterin, and launched in 2015
Ethereum has received international recognition and support from technology giants such as Microsoft and Intel
In addition to payments, Ethereum also supports “smart contracts”

Bitcoin Cash ( BCH)

Created in August 2017, when Bitcoin underwent a ‘hard fork’
Designed to be a solution to the backlog of transactions Bitcoin was experiencing
Bitcoin Cash’s larger block size (eight times that of Bitcoin) and improved hash rate enable faster transaction speeds at a lower cost

Ethereum Classic ( ETC)

Created in 2016, when Ethereum underwent a ‘hard fork’
After Ethereum’s founders switched to a new blockchain, the original Ethereum platform became Ethereum Classic
Ethereum Classic has a significantly lower market cap than its namesake, but is still a popular cryptocurrency

Litecoin ( LTC)

Released in 2011 by former Google engineer, Charles Lee
Litecoin is based on Bitcoin’s technology, but offers quicker processing times and a larger number of tokens
The first cryptocurrency to implement SegWit, a method of speeding up transaction times without compromising the underlying blockchain technology

Dash ( DASH)

Developed by software programmer, Evan Duffield
Originally launched in 2014 as XCoin, rebranded as Dash in 2015
Based on Bitcoin’s technology, Dash’s additional infrastructure enables faster transactions and higher liquidity
Unlike other cryptocurrencies, Dash is a decentralised autonomous organization (DAO)

Stellar Lumens ( XLM)

Launched in 2014 and cofounded by Jed McCaleb, the creator of Ripple
Operates on a unique consensus algorithm rather than mining
Average confirmation time for a Stellar transaction is extremely fast — a mere few seconds to complete — at an extremely low cost
Stellar can facilitate transactions between multiple currencies, whether fiat or digital

NEO ( NEO)

Created in 2014 by Da Hongfei
NEO was modeled after ETH, and is also known as the ‘Chinese Ethereum’
Designed to be easily modified and to have no forking ability, NEO faces fewer challenges in the Chinese market than other cryptocurrencies
Overall supply of NEO is hard-capped at 100 million tokens, to be released gradually into circulation

EOS ( EOS)

Released in early 2018, EOS quickly became one of the top ten cryptos
Similar to Ethereum in function, EOS was designed for faster transactions and extreme scalability
EOS’s powerful open-source infrastructure could potentially support thousands of commercial scale decentralised applications (DApps)
EOS uses a Delegated Proof of Stake (DPOS), rather than a mining-based blockchain

Steps to open a Cryptocurrency trading account

Fill in our simple online form
Submit your compliance documents
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