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
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. Many traders praised the platform for its execution
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. While they held a legitimate license from the
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.