About CFX Broker
Company Overview
CFX Broker is a German forex and CFD brokerage operating under the legal entity DonauCapital Wertpapier GmbH. According to the company's imprint, it is headquartered at Passauer Strasse 59, 94161 Ruderting, Germany. The business was founded on 30 May 2019, and its managing directors are Kurt Ziegler and Roland Wagner. The broker's official website is cfx-broker.de.
The broker targets retail and professional traders, offering access to forex, CFDs, and futures through partnerships with established providers like FXFlat and Saxo Bank. It does not hold a licence from BaFin or any other financial regulator, placing it outside the German regulatory framework for investment services.
Regulatory Status
Our records show that CFX Broker has no valid regulation from any financial authority. The German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) has not granted it a licence to conduct banking or securities business. This is a critical factor for traders, as it means there is no official oversight of the broker's operations, client fund segregation, or dispute resolution mechanisms.
The broker itself has posted a warning on its website about other entities misusing the 'CFX' name, including 'Handel CFX' (flagged by BaFin) and 'cfx-fund-management' (flagged by the Austrian FMA). This caution, while prudent, does not alter the fact that CFX Broker itself is unregulated.
Trading Platforms and Instruments
CFX Broker provides access to MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 (MT5) through its partnership with FXFlat. MT5 is highlighted as the primary platform, supporting forex spot, CFDs, and futures trading. Features include unlimited charts, multiple timeframes, and advanced order types. The broker also references the Saxo Bank platform for additional instruments and market access.
The product range includes forex spot trading, which is offered directly (as opposed to forex CFDs), along with CFD products on indices, commodities, and stocks. Futures trading is also available, catering to traders looking for exchange-traded derivatives.
Account Types and Conditions
The broker's website does not list specific account types or minimum deposit requirements. However, it emphasises competitive spreads and low costs, particularly for forex spot trading through FXFlat. The broker positions itself as a cost-efficient option for active traders. Trading conditions may vary depending on the underlying partner platform (FXFlat or Saxo Bank).
There is no mention of demo accounts, Islamic accounts, or bonus promotions. Clients are encouraged to contact the broker directly for detailed information on account opening and trading terms.
Customer Support and Contact
CFX Broker offers telephone support from 10:00 to 18:00 weekdays (German time) at 08509 / 910 932. The website also provides email contacts for the managing directors: ziegler(at)donaucapital.de and wagner(at)donaucapital.de. The support is primarily in German, reflecting the broker's focus on the German-speaking market.
Physical correspondence can be sent to the Ruderting address. The broker's website contains an imprint with full legal details, as required by German law.
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