Withdrawals return by the funding method
That is standard payment routing — money goes back to its source — and it is how FxPro states it pays every withdrawal. The practical upside: no surprises about where the money lands, and no fees from FxPro in either direction. Your own bank or e‑wallet may still apply a charge of its own; the broker’s side of the receipt stays at $0.
| Method | Minimum | Usually credited |
|---|---|---|
| Bank card | $100 | ~10 minutes |
| PayPal · Skrill · Neteller | varies → | same day |
| Bank wire (international) | $100 | 3–5 business days |
| Method | FxPro fee | Usually takes |
|---|---|---|
| PayPal · Skrill · Neteller | $0 | same day |
| Bank card | $0 | ~1 business day |
| Bank wire (international) | $0 | 3–5 business days |
The FxPro Wallet sits in the middle
Money never jumps straight from a card into a live trade. According to FxPro, every deposit lands first in the FxPro Wallet — a central balance inside FxPro Direct — and from there you move funds to any trading account you hold. A withdrawal simply runs the same route in reverse:
- Sign in to FxPro Direct. The client portal in the browser, or the FxPro app. Password trouble? The /login-help sheet covers resets and the portal-vs-platform mix-up.
- Move funds from the trading account back to the Wallet. An internal transfer inside the portal — the same mechanism you use to shift money between trading accounts.
- Request the withdrawal from the Wallet. The payout routes to the method you funded with; timings follow the receipt above.
Payout questions, answered
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How long does an FxPro withdrawal take?
It depends on the method. Per FxPro’s published figures: PayPal, Skrill and Neteller pay out the same day; bank cards take about one business day; international bank wires 3–5 business days. The clock starts once FxPro has processed the request — weekends and bank holidays sit outside “business days”.
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Why did the money go back to my card?
Because that card funded the account. Payment routing returns money to its source, and FxPro states withdrawals are paid back by the funding method — a card deposit returns to the same card, an e‑wallet deposit to the same wallet. If you funded from the $100 minimum by card, expect the payout on that card.
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Does FxPro charge withdrawal fees?
FxPro states it charges nothing on deposits or withdrawals. Any charge that does appear comes from your own bank or e‑wallet, not the broker. What trading itself costs — spreads, commission, swaps — is a separate sheet: /fees.
In by card, out to the same card.
Deposits from $100 land in the FxPro Wallet; withdrawals return by the funding method with no FxPro fee, per its published terms — requested, tracked and paid out through FxPro Direct.
payout sheet