Interbank FX, LLC, a leading provider of online off-exchange retail foreign currency (Forex/FX) trading services, announced this week plans to extend their August promotion into the month of September based on customer response rates.
Interbank FX’s promotion includes a free $50 FX live account for new customers. Even better, Interbank FX is offering a 10% deposit match on all deposits in September. This applies to all customers and is available to the public.
Extending this promotion comes in response to Interbank FX’s commitment to satisfying the needs of their customers.
“This particular promotion is back by popular demand,” said Todd Crosland, chairman and president of Interbank FX. “We’re listening to our customers, and are conscious of the best ways to serve them.”
By funding today, customers will continue to experience the many things that set Interbank FX apart from other online brokers, including:
* Full access to real-time Dow Jones FX Select news
* Award-winning customer service
* Competitive spreads and great execution (Spreads are not fixed and may widen in volatile market conditions)
* Multi-bank liquidity and much more!
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Interbank FX Extends Promotion Into September
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