Pacific Financial Derivatives Limited (PFD-NZ) may be based in New Zealand, but its Forex services have a decidedly global reach. The company is authorized by the Financial Markets Authority in New Zealand and is a member of Dubai Gold Commodities Exchange. It is also a member of the Financial Dispute Resolution scheme in New Zealand, a third party service that helps settle resolutions between companies and their clients. And yet, while this is comforting, we would expect that you should have no reason to launch a claim against PFD-NZ, as throughout our dealings with the company during our Pacific Financial Derivatives review, they seemed entirely approachable and willing to help.

The Kiwi Trader platform is available for both standard accounts and Kiwi Trader Gold accounts. The differences are as follows:
Kiwi Trader Gold Zero
Minimum deposit: $200
Minimum deal size: 0.01 lot (micro lot)
Maximum leverage: 1:500
Spread: 0 pips on EUR/USD, USD/JPY
Commission: 1 pip on profitable trades, no commission for losing trades
Kiwi Trader Gold
Minimum deposit: $200
Minimum deal size: 0.01 lot (micro lot)
Maximum leverage: 1:500
Spread: 0.8 pips on EUR/USD, USD/JPY
There’s no question that PFD-NZ offers excellent trading conditions in both accounts, though we could not find information about spreads for other currency pairs on the site. Customer service can be reached via email, phone (with a local New Zealand number only), or via Skype. We missed the option of a live chat, though traders who have Skype accounts may find it useful to have Pacific Financial Derivatives always accessible on Skype. It should be noted, however, that the company must first approve your Skype invite, which may mean that you won’t have immediate assistance when you first attempt to contact the company.
During the course of our Pacific Financial review we were satisfied to see that most information about the service was listed clearly on their website. The website is clear, intuitive and suited to new users who want to learn about the company without being distracted by irrelevant or unnecessary features. One thing we did notice missing during our PFD review was whether the company offers regular market analysis as so many other brokerages do.
With PFD-NZ, Traders can register online or can fill out printable paperwork and send it in to the company. Funds can be deposited and withdrawn via credit card, MoneyBookers or bank transfer.
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