MYFX Markets' English FAQ gives the minimum deposit as $200 or the equivalent, although its account page lists $0 for Standard and Pro and $30 for Micro. Bank wires can be sent in USD, AUD, JPY, EUR or GBP. The full list of funding methods appears only in the Client Office (Account Transaction → Deposit); MYFX's public English pages don't list methods, fees or timings. Withdrawals must go to an account in your own name, and crypto can only be withdrawn if you funded with crypto.
Before you fund
MYFX Markets is run by MYFX GROUP LIMITED (Seychelles FSA, SD202) and MYFX Group (Union of Comoros) (L15835/MYFX). It doesn’t serve residents or citizens of the US, Australia, Canada, the EU, Iran, North Korea, Belize or Russia, and says its site isn’t intended for residents of Japan. If you’re in one of the further-restricted countries (Albania, Barbados, Cambodia, Malta, Mauritius, Panama and others), ask support before depositing.
Minimum deposit: two different answers
MYFX publishes two figures, both read on 2 November 2026:
| Source | Minimum |
|---|---|
| English funding FAQ | $200 or the equivalent in your chosen currency |
| Account types page | $0 on Standard and Pro, $30 on Micro |
We can’t tell which applies to a given method; the FAQ may reflect a method-level minimum such as bank wire. Plan on $200 unless the deposit screen in your Client Office shows less. Having no minimum doesn’t remove the need for margin: at 1000:1, one standard lot of EUR/USD at 1.10 needs about $110: MYFX Markets leverage.
How to deposit
From the FAQ:
- Log in to the Client Office.
- Open the Account Transaction tab and select Deposit.
- Choose the trading account to fund.
- Pick from the funding options shown and follow the instructions.
MYFX describes its funding options as “versatile” but doesn’t list them on its public English pages, so we can’t confirm which cards, e-wallets or local methods are available in your country, or their fees and processing times. MYFX’s Japanese FAQ lists domestic and international bank transfer, credit card, bitwallet and crypto for Japanese-language clients; the international list may differ.
Currencies
Bank wire deposits can be made in USD, AUD, JPY, EUR and GBP. Standard and Pro accounts can be held in any of those; Micro is USD only. Funding in a currency other than your account’s base currency means a conversion, so match them where you can. Card issuers may add foreign-transaction fees: funding by credit card.
Rules that affect how you deposit
- Same name in and out. MYFX transfers withdrawals only to an account in the same name as the trading account; a company account can’t withdraw to a personal account.
- Crypto. Crypto trading at MYFX is by CFD, so you can’t withdraw coins unless your account was funded with crypto: crypto deposits explained.
- Welcome bonus. Agree to the bonus terms in the Client Office before your first deposit to get 50% up to $400 on Standard or Pro: MYFX Markets bonus.
- Withdrawals. MYFX’s public pages don’t give withdrawal fees or times: MYFX Markets withdrawals.
Where client money goes
MYFX’s FAQ says deposits are held in a segregated trust account with reputable financial institutions, separate from its operating accounts. It doesn’t name the institution: is MYFX Markets safe?.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the MYFX Markets minimum deposit?
The English funding FAQ says $200 or its equivalent in your chosen currency. The account types page lists $0 for Standard and Pro and $30 for Micro, so check the amount shown in the Client Office.
Which currencies can I deposit in?
USD, AUD, JPY, EUR and GBP for bank wire transactions, according to MYFX's FAQ. Standard and Pro accounts can be held in those currencies; Micro is USD only.
How do I deposit at MYFX Markets?
Log in to the Client Office, open the Account Transaction tab, select Deposit, choose the account to fund and pick one of the methods shown.
Does MYFX Markets charge deposit fees?
The English pages don't say. Check the method details in the Client Office before you send money.
