Money Partners

Money Partners forex broker offers FX trading on web and mobile platforms with broad access to currency pairs and standard order types. It maintains a compliance-focused approach with published disclosures and streamlined account management.

Key facts

8/10
Our rating
#85
Trust rank
2005
Founded
3
Licences
1
Countries accepted
HeadquartersJapan
Broker typeMarket Maker
RegulationJFSA; Kanto Local Finance Bureau; FFAJ
PlatformsProprietary
InstrumentsForex
Fee levelMedium

Updated

Pros

  • • Japan FSA regulation
  • • Segregated client funds
  • • Nano account with 100-unit trade size
  • • Advanced order types (IFD, OCO, IFO)
  • • Publicly listed parent (TSE)
  • Cons

  • • Japan-only accounts
  • • No MT4/MT5 support
  • • Leverage capped at 1:25
  • • Limited instruments (mainly FX)
  • • Japanese-only interface and support
  • Key Features

  • • Japan FSA regulation and segregated client funds in trust accounts
  • • OTC forex with standard and nano lot sizes 100 and 10000 units
  • • Maximum retail leverage 25 to 1 under Japanese rules
  • • Proprietary trading platforms for desktop web and mobile
  • • Public trading API for automated strategies and advanced order types OCO and IFD
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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Money Partners should publish its legal entity, licence status, and operating address on its website. You can verify authorisation by matching the entity name and reference on the public register of the stated regulator. Review the client agreement, order execution policy, and client money handling disclosures for details on segregation, disclosures, and complaint handling. Check where disputes are handled and how support responds. If anything does not match, contact the regulator or the broker for clarification. This is general information on BrokerCatalogue and not financial, legal, or investment advice.

    Costs at Money Partners can include trading costs and account charges. Trading costs may come from spreads or a commission model, plus overnight financing for positions held past market close. Non-trading costs can include currency conversion, deposit or withdrawal processing, and inactivity. Review the fee schedule, product specifications, and corporate actions pages for the instruments you plan to trade. Compare platform-reported costs with account statements to confirm actual charges. Ask support to point you to the latest tariff page. This is general information on BrokerCatalogue and not financial, legal, or investment advice.

    Money Partners typically offers web, desktop, and mobile access. Confirm available order types, charting tools, alerts, depth-of-market, and whether custom indicators or automation are supported. If you code, ask about an API and any usage limits. Test a demo to check stability, latency, and how quotes, margining, and reporting work before you trade live. Verify that the platform version you use matches the features shown in the broker's documentation. This is general information on BrokerCatalogue and not financial, legal, or investment advice.

    Funding at Money Partners usually supports bank transfers, cards, and selected payment services. Your account name must match your payment method name. You may need to complete identity and address checks before withdrawals. Processing times and provider availability can vary by region. Some methods may incur provider fees or currency conversion charges. Review the withdrawal policy, cut-off times, and any return-to-source rules. Keep records of transaction IDs and confirmations. Use strong account security for your client portal. This is general information on BrokerCatalogue and not financial, legal, or investment advice.

    Order execution at Money Partners depends on its stated model and policies. Prices can change quickly, so orders may fill at a different level than requested, known as slippage. This can be positive or negative. During volatile or illiquid periods you may see wider pricing, partial fills, or rejections. Review the order execution policy for how the broker handles routing, aggregation, and prioritisation, and how stop and limit orders behave. Monitor fills on your statements to understand your typical outcomes. This is general information on BrokerCatalogue and not financial, legal, or investment advice.

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