Fund your FxPro account securely using cards, bank transfer or supported e-wallets, then follow the steps below to complete your deposit.

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How To Deposit Funds Into Your FxPro Account

Depositing via the FxPro Direct client area is fast and secure. This guide shows you how to fund your account using cards, bank transfer and supported e-wallets.

Always make deposits from accounts in your own name, matching your verified profile details.

Step 1 – Access the Funding Section

  1. Log in to FxPro Direct using your registered email and password.
  2. From the main menu, navigate to the Deposit or Funding section.
  3. Select the trading account or wallet you want to fund.

Step 2 – Choose Your Payment Method

Available methods may include:

  1. Bank cards (Visa / Mastercard).
  2. Online banking / local transfer options, depending on your region.
  3. E-wallets or other alternative methods supported by FxPro.

Select the method that is most convenient and cost-effective for you. Make sure the name on the payment method matches the name on your FxPro account.

Step 3 – Enter Deposit Amount & Details

  1. Type the amount you wish to deposit, in your account currency.
  2. Enter any additional required details (such as card number, expiry date or reference information).
  3. Review any fees or limits shown on screen before confirming.

Step 4 – Confirm the Transaction

  1. Click Deposit or the equivalent confirmation button.
  2. You may be redirected to a 3D Secure or banking page to authorise the payment.
  3. Once approved, you will be returned to FxPro Direct with a confirmation status.

Step 5 – Check Your Account Balance

  1. Open your chosen trading account or wallet inside FxPro Direct.
  2. Confirm that the new funds have been added to your available balance.
  3. If a bank transfer was used, allow additional time for processing as indicated in the funding instructions.
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Only deposit what you can afford to lose and always keep your risk management plan in mind.
Risk Warning: CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money. Funding methods, processing times and fees can vary based on your location and the payment provider used.