Account Application Process

WorldSpreads gives you the possibility to apply for an account online, over the phone, or by post.

We strongly advise that you use due diligence in all your financial dealings and invite you to read and acknowledge our terms and conditions before trading.

Should you decide to apply for an account online, you will have to confirm that you are over 18 years old and that you have read and understood WorldSpreads terms and conditions.

If you apply over the phone, an application form and a copy of our terms and conditions will be posted to you. Those will have to be signed and returned to us before you can start trading.

If you download our account application form, please make sure you review and sign all sections.

Either way, trading with Worldspreads Limited is only a few clicks away.

Our client service department is available on

+44 20 7398 5220
or
020 7398 5220

to answer any queries.

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23/12Festive Dealing Hours 29/07Reduction of Margin Rates to take effect from 3rd August 2009 30/06WorldSpreads Group plc Preliminary Results for the Year ended 31 March 2009 24/06UK Bank margins now reduced to 10% 01/06General Motors margin has moved to 100% 18/05Margin Changes from 18th May 2009 01/04We have decreased our margins on RBS from 100% to 50% with immediate effect 15/01The FSA's ban on short selling in UK financial services companies expired on Friday 16 January 2009 01/12New Margin rules updated on the Market Information Sheet for December 2008 28/10Japan temporary Ban of Short Selling 22/09SEC Short Selling Update 01/09Short Selling FAQ’s 31/03WorldSpreads Group plc Trading Statement 18/03WorldSpreads Sets Up Operations in Malaysia 28/11WorldSpreads Group plc Interim Results Press Release 28/0224 Hour FX Stop Loss Orders 27/02£250 Cash Back Offer and Terms & Conditions 26/02Online Trading Guide
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With immediate effect our maximum stake on any of our 1 Point Spreads is £100 - larger sizes will be 3 Point Spreads 21/02New Margin requirements for FX and Silver 19/02Please note Changes to 1 point spread markets

enquiries@worldspreads.com, Phone: 020 7398 5220, Freephone: 0800 987 5800, International: +44 20 7398 5220

Risk Warning - A spread bet is a margined product; it is possible to lose more than your initial margin deposit or credit allocation as well as any variation margin that you may be required to deposit from time to time. Therefore you should only speculate with money that you can afford to lose. Spread betting may not be suitable for all customers; therefore please ensure that you fully understand the risk involved and seek independent advice if necessary and prior to entering into such transactions. When spread betting with WorldSpreads you are merely betting on the outcome of a finance instrument, sporting or political event etc. and therefore do not take delivery of any underlying instrument, nor are you entitled to any dividends payable or any other benefits related to the same.Risk disclosure notice.

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