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How to Fund and Withdraw From Your LTI Account

Cards, wallets, bank transfer and crypto, all handled in the client area. Most major methods clear instantly, and withdrawals return to the source you funded from.

Every Route In, and the Same Route Out

Cards, wallets, bank and local transfer, and crypto. What is available to you depends on where you onboarded, and the client area shows your own list.

Cards

Debit and credit, processed in the client area.

  • Visa
  • Mastercard
  • American Express

Digital Wallets

Regional and global wallets, including the mobile pay schemes.

  • Skrill
  • Neteller
  • Google Pay
  • Samsung Pay
  • Alipay
  • WeChat Pay
  • GrabPay
  • OVO
  • LinkAja

Bank and Local Transfer

International wire, plus the domestic rails where they are faster.

  • Bank Wire
  • FPX
  • iDEAL
  • SPEI
  • UPI
  • Itaú
  • PagoEfectivo
  • ePay.bg
  • Rocket
  • Airtel
  • Voucher

Crypto

Stablecoins and majors, on the networks the client area lists.

  • USDT
  • USDC
  • Bitcoin
  • Ethereum

*Method availability, processing times, minimum and maximum amounts and any provider fees depend on the payment method, the legal entity you are onboarded to and your jurisdiction. The client area shows what applies to your account; support will confirm anything it does not.

How It Works

Funding and withdrawing both happen in the client area. Neither needs an email to the desk.

Money in

How to Deposit

  1. Sign in to the client areaFunding happens in the LTI client area, not on this site. If you have not opened an account yet, that is the same form.
  2. Choose a method and an amountThe client area shows the methods available to you, which depend on the entity you are onboarded to and the country you registered from.
  3. Confirm, and tradeMost major methods clear instantly, and the balance is live on your trading account as soon as it does.
Money out

How to Withdraw

  1. Request it in the client areaWithdrawals are requested the same place deposits are made. There is no separate form and no need to email the desk.
  2. It returns the way it cameFunds go back to the source you funded from, method by method. That is an anti-money-laundering requirement rather than a house rule, and it is why a card deposit cannot be withdrawn to a wallet.
  3. We process and confirmYou get a confirmation against the request, and the payment provider's own timings apply from the point we release it.

Return-to-source is set by our AML policy, not by us.

How Your Money Is Handled

Funding an account means trusting someone with money in transit and money at rest. This is what stands behind both.

MiCA-Regulated Crypto Processors

Crypto deposits and withdrawals are handled by payment processors authorised under the European Union's Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation, rather than moved through an unregulated desk.

Payments Through Fintrax

Payment processing runs through Fintrax, so a card or transfer is handled by a dedicated processor rather than settled by the trading desk.

Tier 1 Custodian Banks

Money at rest sits with tier 1 custodian banks, which is where a withdrawal is paid from and where a deposit lands rather than into an operating account.

Segregated Client Funds

Client money is held separately from the firm's own funds. What you deposit is not working capital, and it is not lent against.

*Which processors, custodians and safeguarding arrangements apply depends on the legal entity you are onboarded to and on your jurisdiction. Your client agreement is the document that governs them.

Create Your Account

Account opening happens in the client area, and takes a couple of minutes.

*Opening an account finishes in the secure client area, where these details carry across. Already registered? Sign in, or talk to us first.

CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 73% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs. You should consider whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.