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HFM has announced the launch of its InfinityX trading account, which offers unlimited leverage, no overnight charges, and no margin constraints, along with support for multiple trading platforms and a minimum deposit requirement.
HFM has introduced the InfinityX trading account, which is designed to offer unlimited leverage, no overnight charges, and no margin constraints. According to the broker, InfinityX also features swap-free trading, market execution, competitive spreads starting from 0.3 pips, and is accessible on platforms including MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, HFM WebTrader, and HFM’s mobile app, with a minimum deposit of $500 required to open an account. The account supports a range of instruments such as Forex, metals, indices, cryptocurrencies, and energies, and incorporates defined trading conditions and position limits as outlined in HFM’s terms and conditions.
To join the HFM InfinityX account offering, ensure you meet eligibility criteria and have reached the age of majority in your jurisdiction. Fund your account with a minimum initial deposit of USD 500 or currency equivalent. Once your account is set up, you can access the InfinityX account through supported platforms such as MT4, MT5, HFM WebTrader, or the HFM App. Interested users can register via the official sign-up link.
HFM, owned by the HF Markets Group and regulated by several authorities, offers various account types and a wide selection of trading assets through MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 platforms. The broker provides instant order execution, a variety of tools and services, and favorable trading conditions with low spreads, though it has limitations such as a modest choice of electronic payment systems and limited customer support on weekends. For detailed information, see the broker profile on Traders Union.
For additional background, see our earlier news about HFM, which highlighted the broker’s introduction of user-friendly trading features and improved market accessibility; more details can be found in the previous HFM update on Traders Union.