How to open a TickTrader Demo account
With ForexEE a user can open a TickTrader Demo account of the following types:
To open a TickTrader Demo ECN account:
Select Add Account → Demo in the ForexEE Client Portal.
Select the demo account leverage (from 1:1 to 1:500) and initial balance (from 1,000 to 5,000,000). Click Register.
Your account details, including Login, Trader password, Server address will be displayed on the screen and sent to your email. Use them to make transactions through Terminal or API.
The TickTrader ECN Demo account can also be opened in the TickTrader Platform. Try demo trading, and then open a trading account to make real profit.
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