Golden Line

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Clear answers about risk, fees, deposits, withdrawals and the GOLDEN LINE EA.

No. Trading Forex and leveraged products involves a high level of risk. You can lose some or all of the money you invest, and no profit is guaranteed. Only invest money you can afford to lose.
Not yet. The managed (pooled) investment service is operating in TRIAL MODE while the required legal, financial and investment-management authorisations are obtained. No real customer funds are accepted or allocated in trial mode, and every figure is clearly labelled as trial.
GOLDEN LINE receives 30% of eligible net realized profit and you keep 70%. Fees are only charged above your high-water mark: no fee on deposits, on floating (unrealized) profit, on recovering earlier losses, or twice on the same profit.
Every new managed-investment account starts with a low initial limit so you can evaluate the service with a small amount. Higher limits are reviewed individually on request — a limit is never raised automatically because of profits.
A software subscription that lets you run the GOLDEN LINE Expert Advisor on your own MetaTrader 5 account. Your money stays with your broker, in your name, under your control. The subscription fee pays for software access only.
Never. GOLDEN LINE never asks for, stores or uses your MT5 trading password. Your terminal connects through a permissioned bridge using a revocable token that can only report data and receive an on/off signal.
Yes. Every automated strategy has losing trades and periods of drawdown. Spreads, slippage, news events and connectivity problems can all affect results.
After identity verification, you can request a withdrawal of your available realized balance. Requests are reviewed, approved and paid to an account in your own name. Each step is recorded and visible in your dashboard.
Five individually-accountable trading experts monitor the master account, drawdown and technical health. Each expert has a personal login; none of them can change customer balances or approve money movements.

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