Many traders praised the platform for its execution speed, lack of lag, and reliable withdrawals.
In the late summer of 2012, a group of seasoned traders in Sydney, Australia, launched with a vision to bridge the gap between institutional liquidity and everyday retail investors. They built their platform on the principle of "built by traders, for traders," positioning themselves as a Straight Through Processing (STP) broker—meaning they wouldn't profit from their clients' losses. charterprime.com
Others shared harrowing stories of sudden "swap rate" changes right before rollovers, which wiped out profits, and frustrating delays when trying to withdraw large sums. Many traders praised the platform for its execution
However, the "golden era" was not without shadows. As the firm grew, the internet began to fill with starkly different tales from its users: Others shared harrowing stories of sudden "swap rate"
While they held a legitimate license from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) , they were eventually blacklisted by the Securities Commission Malaysia in May 2024 for operating without local authorization.
For a few years, the firm seemed to be on a meteoric rise. They expanded rapidly into Southeast Asia and China, notably striking a high-profile branding deal with and its parent company, Tune Group . By 2017, they were winning industry awards and launching specialized services like CharterMarkets to handle Australian equities.