Types of FX Margin Transaction Order Processing
- 9월 25, 2017
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Types of FX Margin Transaction
Order Processing
MM (Market Maker)
The role of providing market and liquidity for market orders so that the contract is made so that the market works well
Most of the market dominant forces have considerable financial strength.
DD (Dealing Desk)
As a dealer leads a game by playing cards in a card game or game, placing a desk between the trader and the market and engaging in ordering and concluding
In other words, when a trader places an order, the broker himself or herself provides a call or liquidity in response to a trader's order and concludes the transaction
The Dealing Desk sees its own real market quotations and benefits its customers by offering quotes, spreads and liquidity to their profits.
The quotes and spreads shown to the trader are not the actual market quotes and spreads, but the quotes and spreads offered at the dealing desk. Traders are not trading in the actual market but trading with the dealing desk.
This has traditionally been a form of retail FOREX and has become a problem, for example, by interrupting transactions and distorting deals and taking unjust profits.
NDD (Non-Dealing Desk)
In order to get rid of the problem and stigma of the dealing desk, we remove the dealing desk and provide the actual market quotation to the trader so that the broker only gains the profit according to the actual market spread
Even in non-dealing-desk mode, there are two reasons why broker has different quotations and spreads.
One is because the broker and the actual market are different, and the other is the non-dealing-desk, but the broker is actually involved in the spread.
Fixed spreads are about spreadsheets, and brokers are spreading as much as possible to increase their profits.
Brokers in the dealing desk method and the non-dealing desk method earn money from the spread, so they do not receive a commission separately.
We use SURRED to earn money and advertise that there is no commission.
Therefore, please carefully consider spreads and fees to choose a good broker.
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