Been running a few managed accounts and switched my main trading account over to the Valetax Booster Account a while back. The thing that got me was the rebate setup. You get $23 back per round turn lot ($22 + $1), and it doesn't matter if the trade wins or loses, it just pays out on volume.
Spreads are a bit wider than their Standard account, starting from 2.0 pips, but once you factor in the rebate it more than makes up for it if you're trading any real volume. No commission either.
Minimum deposit is only $8, which honestly surprised me for an account this loaded with features. Leverage goes up to 1:2000 depending on your equity tier, and you get access to 49 instruments across forex, metals, energies, indices, and crypto.
Works on both MT4 and MT5, you can run up to 5 accounts on MT4 and 10 on MT5, so plenty of room if you're managing multiple strategies.
If you're a Money Manager or run an IB network, this account type is basically built for you. Curious if anyone else here is using it and how the rebates have added up over time.
Spreads are a bit wider than their Standard account, starting from 2.0 pips, but once you factor in the rebate it more than makes up for it if you're trading any real volume. No commission either.
Minimum deposit is only $8, which honestly surprised me for an account this loaded with features. Leverage goes up to 1:2000 depending on your equity tier, and you get access to 49 instruments across forex, metals, energies, indices, and crypto.
Works on both MT4 and MT5, you can run up to 5 accounts on MT4 and 10 on MT5, so plenty of room if you're managing multiple strategies.
If you're a Money Manager or run an IB network, this account type is basically built for you. Curious if anyone else here is using it and how the rebates have added up over time.