FxPro withdrawal in South Africa: how the money returns
For traders in South Africa, FxPro pays withdrawals back through the method that funded the account. Funds move from a trading account to the FxPro Wallet, then out by the original payment route, with FxPro stating $0 in fees on its side.
How FxPro sends withdrawals back
FxPro states that every withdrawal follows the payment route used for the deposit, so the money returns to its source. This is standard payment routing, and it means a card deposit is sent back to the same card while an e-wallet deposit is sent back to the same wallet.
The broker states that its side carries no fee in either direction. A bank or e-wallet may add its own charge; on FxPro's side, the amount shown is $0.
Timings listed for each method
A fee table puts the FxPro fee at $0 for PayPal · Skrill · Neteller, bank card and bank wire (international). That table gives same-day timing for PayPal · Skrill · Neteller, and 3–5 business days for bank wire (international).
- Bank card — FxPro fee $0.
- PayPal · Skrill · Neteller — same day; FxPro fee $0.
- Bank wire (international) — 3–5 business days; FxPro fee $0.
How the FxPro Wallet fits in
FxPro says each deposit first reaches the FxPro Wallet, a central balance kept in FxPro Direct. From that Wallet, funds can be moved to any trading account. The withdrawal path is the reverse: trading account first, then Wallet, then payout.
The portal is available in the browser or through the FxPro app.
- Sign in to FxPro Direct through the browser client portal or the FxPro app.
- Move the balance from the trading account to the Wallet with an internal transfer in the portal; the same tool moves money between trading accounts.
- Ask for the payout from the Wallet; it routes to the method that funded the account, and the timings above apply.
What the method rule means
Since FxPro pays by the funding method, a card-funded account returns money to that card. A card deposit at the $100 minimum therefore goes back to the same card, and an e-wallet deposit goes back to the same e-wallet.
Processing by FxPro marks the start of the count. Weekends and bank holidays do not count as business days, so a 3–5 business day wire estimate can run past them.
Costs to check outside FxPro
FxPro says no charge is applied by it to deposits or withdrawals. If a cost appears, it is imposed by the client's bank or e-wallet rather than by FxPro.
The amount shown from FxPro on the withdrawal remains $0.
Frequently asked questions
Which payment method receives my FxPro withdrawal?
FxPro says the payout follows the method used to fund the account: a card returns to the same card, and an e-wallet returns to the same e-wallet.
Where does the withdrawal request start?
It starts from the FxPro Wallet inside FxPro Direct, after funds are moved back from the trading account by internal transfer. The request then routes to the funding method.
Do weekends count in the 3–5 business day wire time?
No. The estimate is in business days, and weekends and bank holidays do not count once FxPro processes the request.