Support Indonesia Pepperstone?

Mr. Arkhe, try indopepperstone.com there is a cs representative of Indonesian peperstone, if you encounter any problems please ask the cs or send it to their email, pepperstone is good sir and it is ASIC regulated

indopepperstone.com is really original from pepperstone? how come it's really scary..using blogspot

@tuti.. it could be his ib. If it's official, it's also okay to help those from Indonesia, because the Pepperstone itself is difficult to access and there isn't any support for the Indonesian language

What I like about Pepperstone is that the trading technology is already advanced, complete with an edge, then a razor account for ECN trading with raw spreads, not spreads that have been marked up.

I have been using this broker for several years without any problems. Yes, if you have a language problem, you can help with Google Translate or something like that. The type of ECN razor account is quite good, withdrawing to Mandiri is quite satisfying, 2 working days have been disbursed.

So far quite satisfied with this broker

Using Google Translate can be quite challenging, my friend. Its translations are not always reliable. When it comes to actual trading, it's crucial to comprehend the explanations provided by the broker fully. Misunderstandings can lead to significant issues down the line.

If Pepperstone genuinely intends to expand into Indonesia, it would be highly beneficial for them to offer support in the Indonesian language. This would significantly enhance their services and cater to the needs of Indonesian traders.

Indeed, it is now confirmed that the website supports the Indonesian language. However, I am uncertain about the availability of language support in the live chat, as no specific language option is provided.

Nonetheless, this development is already commendable, as the Indonesian language content on the website is thoughtfully crafted and offers a pleasant reading experience, far superior to machine translations.

IC Markets and Pepperstone are fiercely competing in terms of spreads. Both brokers have a minimum deposit requirement of $200. The winner in this competition is IC Markets, an Australian broker offering the world's smallest spreads.