Segregated Client Funds
Client balances sit in accounts kept apart from the company's operating money and are not used to fund the business.
Where the money sits, who can move it, and what has to happen before it leaves the account.
Client money is not a marketing line, it is an accounting arrangement. Balances are recorded and reconciled separately from the company's own funds, withdrawals go back only to a source you have already verified, and no member of staff can move money to a destination you have not registered.
Client balances sit in accounts kept apart from the company's operating money and are not used to fund the business.
Money returns only to a source already verified in your name. New destinations require fresh verification before use.
Client ledgers are reconciled against bank records every business day, and discrepancies stop payments until cleared.
No single member of staff can authorise a payment out. Every release needs a second approval.
These are the internal operational controls presented for AVEXA Markets accounts.
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Every account is opened against verified identity and address documents, and re-checked when the pattern of activity changes.
If a gap takes an account below zero, the shortfall is written off. You cannot end a trade owing us money.
Documents and personal data are encrypted in transit and at rest, and access is logged against named staff.
The client portal supports two-factor authentication, and withdrawal requests trigger a separate confirmation.
Login locations, funding patterns and unusual trade activity are monitored, and anything odd pauses the account rather than the payment.