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CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. <b>66.36% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider.</b> You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.

Getting Started

Trading Accounts

Markets

Margin and Leverage

Trading Platform: Axi Trading Platform (Mobile App)

Partnerships 

Trading Tools

Find essential details about Axi, including customer support hours, complaint procedures, and more.

About Axi

Find FAQs covering everything related to your account, including document requests, account maintenance, and how to close your account.

My Axi Account

Whether you're using a live or demo Axi account, our FAQs guide you through the features of each account type, helping you maximize its potential.

Everything you should know about Deposits and Withdrawals for MetaTrader accounts.

Deposits and Withdrawals

Find all the essential information and resources you need to navigate and trade across our wide range of markets with confidence.

MT4 is available on multiple devices – learn how to fully utilize its features on your preferred platform.

Trading Platform: MetaTrader 4

Learn about our partnership options and how they work.

Partnerships

Discover how our range of powerful trading tools can elevate your trading experience.

Trading Platform Troubleshooting

Trading Platform: MetaTrader 5

General Information

Payments

Everything you need to begin your trading journey – from opening an account to submitting required documents, we’ve got you covered every step of the way.

How long will it take for funds to reach my account?

What each withdrawal status in the Client Portal means and when to contact support.

What does my withdrawal status mean?

What to do if the bank account linked to your Axi withdrawals is no longer active.

What if my bank account is closed and I need to withdraw?

This explains the Return to Source (RTS) requirement and what to do if your original payment method is no longer available.