About SG FX Desk

SG FX Desk is an independent FxPro Partner information site for Singapore readers on fxprosingapore.com. We publish entity-honest guides, not official broker pages.

We may earn commission from sponsored account links. We do not provide portfolio management, MAS-licensed advice, or return guarantees.

Contact for corrections: use reasonable public channels if numbers drift from live Direct. Editorial date stamp: August 2026.

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• FAQ

What SG FX Desk is

SG FX Desk publishes independent FxPro Partner guides for Singapore readers on fxprosingapore.com. We are not FxPro staff, not a MAS CMS licensee, and not a portfolio manager. Editorial facts are stamped August 2026 and yield to live Direct screens when numbers move.

The site exists because search results mix official broker pages, scraped blogs, and telegram "managers." Someone needs to say the boring truths in order: entity name, funding floors, platform choice, loss rates. That is the job.

What we will claim

• FxPro is a multi-entity group with public licences often cited as FCA, CySEC, DFSA, FSCA, and SCB.
• Singapore clients are typically onboarded on an SCB-facing path. Confirm on your agreement.
• Platforms include MT4, MT5, and cTrader.
• Raw+ and Standard-style pricing both appear in product menus. All-in cost matters more than marketing labels.
• Scalping is generally allowed under published terms.
• Common Wallet method floors often sit near about USD 100. Verify live.

What we will not claim

• MAS CMS licensing for FxPro. Not claimed on this desk.
• Guaranteed PayNow, FAST, or SGD base currency unless your portal shows it.
• Profit guarantee, "safe CFD," or star-rating schemas.
• That offshore entity protections equal Singapore domestic retail frameworks.

Affiliate economics (plain)

When you open an account through our sponsored link (Partner CTA), we may earn a commission. That is how the desk stays online. The incentive creates a bias toward FxPro over unnamed competitors. Counter that bias by reading legal Singapore, measuring spreads yourself, and walking away if CMS cover is mandatory for you.

We do not take custody of your funds. We do not set your leverage. We do not approve your KYC. Direct and the contracting entity do.

Editorial standards

Prefer dated, extractable facts over adjectives. Prefer "verify in portal" over invented local rails. Prefer internal links to sibling guides over orphan money URLs. When a reader emails a correction that matches a live screen, we update. When a screenshot contradicts the cashier, the cashier wins.

Voice target: blunt technical-blog tone. No em dash theatre. No filler words that pretend complexity equals insight.

Who the desk is for

Singapore-based or Singapore-hub traders who already understand CFD risk and want entity-honest notes before funding. Not for people seeking MAS-licensed advice. Not for people hunting return guarantees. Not for minors.

How pages connect

Start at the hub or review. Legal questions go to legal Singapore. Money pages cover minimum deposit, deposits, and withdrawal. Skill and product pages cover platforms, spreads, scalping, and stock CFDs. Comparisons: vs IC Markets, vs Pepperstone. Process pages: demo, open account, FAQ.

Corrections and stale data

Broker menus change. If you catch a stale floor or a renamed account type, treat our page as a hypothesis and confirm Direct. Mention the page URL and the date stamp when you flag an issue through public channels. We would rather shrink a claim than invent a rail.

Risk reminder

CFDs are complex instruments. A majority of retail investor accounts lose money. Capital at risk. Nothing here is personalised financial advice under Singapore law or any other law.

How we research pages

Each money page starts with the question a Singapore searcher typed, not with a slogan. We map that question to entity, funding, platform, or cost. Then we write answer-first paragraphs that a citation engine can lift without inventing local rails.

Primary sources beat secondary blogs. Client agreements, Wallet screens, and platform builds outrank screenshots on social media. When we cannot verify a Singapore-specific rail, we say so. That sentence is a feature.

Internal links exist so you can move from hub to legal to funding without Google again. Orphan money URLs help nobody. If a new page ships, the hub and review should point to it within the same edit cycle.

Boundaries with readers

We will not manage your trades. We will not whisper "VIP rooms." We will not pretend offshore CFD books are Singapore CMS stockbroking. If that disappoints you, good: you found the honesty early.

When you use our registration link, expect the same Direct onboarding as any other tracked Partner. No secret leverage. No backdoor MAS stamp.

Maintenance cadence

August 2026 is the current stamp. After material product changes, pages should move. Between changes, treat numbers as hypotheses. The desk prefers fewer claims over constant guesswork.

Related reading stays practical: review, legal Singapore, FAQ, hub.

Accountability without theatre

If a page on this desk is wrong against a live Direct screen, the live screen is right. Send the URL, the date stamp, and what you saw. We would rather correct a floor figure than defend a stale paragraph.

We will not perform fake urgency. No countdown clocks for deposits. No claim that August 2026 facts last forever. When product menus move, copy should move.

Readers who want the product can continue through the sponsored registration link. Readers who want CMS-licensed advice should leave the CFD aisle entirely.

Further reading stays on-site: review, legal Singapore, deposits, FAQ.