• /int
  • /eu
  • /uk
  • /au
  • http://www.axi.group/ar-ae
  • http://www.axi.group/en-ae
  • http://www.global-edge.info/cn
  • /es-mx
  • /fr-ma
  • http://www.edge-cn.co/id
  • /it-ch
  • /kr
  • /pt
  • /th
  • /tw
  • http://www.global-edge.info/vn
  • /zh-au
  • /jp
  • /za
  • http://www.solarisih.com/vu
  • http://www.axi-global.com/chn

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What is meant by ‘Base Currency’?

The base currency, which is also known as the transaction currency, is the first currency appearing in a currency pair quotation. For example, if you were looking at the EUR/USD currency pair, the euro would be the base currency and the U.S. dollar would be the quote currency. The available base currencies are AUD, PLN, CAD, CHF, EUR, GBP, HKD, JPY, NZD, SGD, and USD.

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My country isn’t on the list to open an account. Why? Why was I required to provide additional documents? How much money do I need to open a trading account?