Bell Potter

Basic Information&Regulatory

Bell Potter Securities is a part of the Bell Financial Group, founded in 2015. It is an Australian stock brokerage, investment, and financial information company that provides financial services to individuals, institutions, and companies. Bell Potter Securities currently holds a full license (license number 243480) authorized by the Australian Securities and Investment Commission.

Products&Services

Bell Potter provides products and services for individual and institutional investors, including stock brokerage, fixed interest, portfolio management, technical and financial advice, retirement benefits, foreign exchange conversion, portfolio loans, super loans, and exchange traded funds.

Cost standard

The minimum deposit for Bell Potter's account is $5. Bell Potter charges a certain brokerage fee for investors' trading activities. Bell Potter does not charge high transaction fees for trading activities, but the non transaction fees it charges are relatively high. Therefore, investors need to pay more fees for non trading activities in their trading accounts, such as deposits and withdrawals.

trading platform

Bell Potter uses the MT4 trading platform for traders, with powerful chart tools, extensive technical analysis indicators, expert advisors, and support for automated trading, which can help traders gain a leading position in the financial market.

Payment method

Bell Potter supports traders to inject funds into their investment accounts through Visa, Diners, MasterCard, Visa Electron credit/debit cards, PayPal, and other methods. Usually, it takes several working days to withdraw funds from Bell Potter Securities, but depending on the withdrawal method chosen, it may take up to 7 working days for the funds to appear in the investor's account. Bell Potter will charge a certain fee for customers' withdrawals.

summary

The main drawbacks of Bell Potter are:

1. Do not provide negative balance protection;

2. Failure to provide guaranteed stop loss;

3. Collect withdrawal fees;

4. Do not support major foreign exchange transactions;

5. Do not provide cryptocurrency transactions;