Another Swiss broker has come to my attention, ie Forex.ch part of GFX group.
Their address is FOREX.CH
I just contact forex.ch their live chat operator was unable to answer the question. They are supposed to be emailing me shortly.
Is the ASIC going to be completely impacted or was the comment made by gomarkets exclusive to them?
As much as I would like to remain in one of the major financial sectors, I am going to begin looking at brokers in less traditional markets.
clint, I just asked ONE financial again. They definitively told me that they will face fines from the nfa if they accept us clients to trade.
I was told this by Andy Cottrill: a rep at ONE financial. If you are getting different answers please let me know.
ForexCT seems like a definite addition to the list. It also seems as though the distinction the ASIC is making is with solicitation of US clients. Here is the answer from forex FOREXCT.
Forex Capital Trading Ltd does not approach customers based in the United States of America. Forex Capital Trading Ltd and its subsidiaries do not have offices in the United States of America and are not regulated by any authorities in the United States of America. However, if you decide to engage our services by registering on our website, then you accept the terms and conditions of the website which are binding in their entirety.
I tried to open a demo with this broker but there is no listing for USA on Country 
I’m sorry to hear /read that 
iTrade Capital Markets Ltd
Forex | Indices | Commodities | Futures | CFDs | Automated Trading | ICM
will definitely not be accepting US clients after the 18th
The following brokers have confirmed in their responses to my inquiries that they will continue servicing and accepting US customers after October 18, 2010 without leverage restrictions: FXOpen, Tadawul FX, Marketiva, InstaForex, E-Global, 4XP, Forex4You.
varengold bank, germany just confirmed that they will be accepting US clients.
This is weird. Could you, please, post the complete text of their reponse to you? Below is the response I got from them, saying they will not be accepting US customers:
Dear XXXXX,
no, the new regulations won’t change anything here. We still cannot accept US clients.
Regards,
Antje Wagner
CRM I Key Account Manager
Varengold Wertpapierhandelsbank AG
Grosse Elbstrasse 27
22767 HamburgT +49.40.66 86 49 0
F +49.40.66 86 49 49Hedgefonds und Managed Futures / Varengold Wertpapierhandels Bank AG - Varengold Wertpapierhandelbank AG
Successful Forex Trading with Varengold Bank FX
I spoke to someone via live chat. I will look into it further, and get a definitive answer.
The live chat staff might not be competent enough. Better send them an email inquiry like I did.
Emails are not reliable either. I am going to call them directly. I will get an answer. I dont need any instructions on how to determine if a broker accepts us clients.
Will you post an audio recording of your telephone conversation with their representative for your claim to attain credibility?
Today I have been unable to do the follow-up emails (to European brokers) which I intended to send.
I will try to get that chore done sometime in the next 24 hours.
Here’s another rejection, this one from Latitude FX in New Zealand:
----- Original Message -----
From: Jeremy Jukes
To: Clint
Cc: Sargon Elias
Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 5:15 PM
Subject: RE: New accounts for U.S. residents
Hi Clint,
No sorry we can’t open accounts for US Citizens.
Regards
Jeremy
I think that two things are going on behind the scenes, making it very difficult for us to get definitive answers to our questions.
First, the Dodd-Frank legislation raises almost as many questions as it answers, meaning that it just isn’t clear to anyone — including U.S. forex brokers, and especially including offshore forex brokers — what the rules of the game are going to be after October 18, 2010. Therefore, I suspect that many of those offshore brokers are simply not committing to an official position (on the U.S. client issue) until the dust settles. And I suspect that this explains why so many of them have not yet replied in writing to my email inquiries.
Secondly, for an offshore broker, the business risk involved in saying “yes” (to the U.S. client question) now, and then having to say “no” later, is significant. On the other hand, there is almost no business risk associated with saying “no” now, and then reversing that policy in the future. So, unless an offshore broker is very sure of their legal position, the safest thing to do is simply to say “no” to our U.S. client question. And that may explain why the negative replies are outnumbering the positive replies.
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More later.
Glad I can be of help.
Anyway have found some more brokers for you to look at:
Bforex.com
Registed company in the British Virgin Islands, postal address Switzerland.
Phillip Futures in Singapore
Phillip Futures
UFX Bank (London, with offices/contact in several countries)
UFX Bank
You Trade FX
YouTradeFX - Forex Trading, Forex Platform, Forex Account
Maybe not seen as traditional finance centre, but they certainly are growing as one - re Singapore.
Adding AAAFx to my list of options:
Dear XXXXX,
Yes aaafx will accept US accounts with a 200:1 leverage and hedging. As you say, NFA has no jurisdiction over aaafx and cannot ask us to not accept US accounts.
Let us know if you have anymore questions.
Regards,
AAAFx
Sales Department
Contact Us
AAAFx is an EU Licensed and Regulated Broker. HCMC Licence no. 2/540/17.2.2010
Out of the 2 Forex brokers in Panama, I’m investigating the following:
Forex | Forex Trading | Currency Trading | Forex Broker
I went with live chat & they told me that they accept US citizens, but to apply before October 18th. When asked, they told me they won’t accept US applications after the 18th (does that makes sense?) maybe I can be grandfathered-in! LOL.
I also asked about who regulates them and this was the answer:
“eFOREX is Licensed in the Republic of Panama. eFOREX’s financial’s are Governed by the Superintendency of Banks in Panama.”
They offer 400:1 leverage, micro accounts, $250 minimum deposit. I’m originally from that country and know many bankers. I emailed my friends to run a check to make sure they are legit. If they are, I will open before the 18th. Their MT4 demo is working perfect.
I came to the same conclusion after extensive research. Tadawul seems to offer everything I need and seems to be well-capitalized, subject to EU regulation, and no US ties. (Dukascopy seemed like a good alternative, but I don’t know if Dukas will be available much longer). Look forward to hearing about your experiences with them.
Have you tried their MT4 Demo yet?
I would suggest try their Demo first. I’ve tested no less than 25-30 MT4’s from different brokers on my VPS and Tadawulf’s was one sick puppy, it would freeze, not all pairs were there, poor connections. That was a year ago…maybe they fixed it now. Anyways, it is always a good idea to test any broker’s Demo before dumping your hard-earned monies with them. Good luck!