Verified data · Southeast Asia and the Vietnamese diaspora
We test the rails, not the marketing.
Every comparison site copies the fee table off the venue's own page. Nobody checks whether a Vietcombank transfer actually lands, whether a Vietnamese ID passes KYC while you live in the US, or whether the venue is even legal where you are. Those three questions decide whether you can trade at all.
Measured, or not said
The Kaliper Test · seven steps · re-run quarterly
Status board: what works where
Each cell is a verdict backed by a specific rule. Open a country to read the full basis.
Six tools, no signup
Each one answers a question that costs beginners money. Everything computes on your own device.
Real fees on your volume
Venues quote percentages, so the number looks small. Enter your monthly volume to see what it becomes in a year across 8 venues, ranked in money.
Open toolHow much to put on one trade
A more important question than any entry. You choose what you can lose; the stop distance then decides the size, not the other way round.
Open toolLiquidation price
At 10x, price only has to move about 9.5% against you to take the whole margin. Most beginners think that number is 50%.
Open toolOdds of blowing up
2,000 simulated paths on your own win rate and reward-to-risk. On the same edge, risking 2% per trade gives a near-zero chance of a halving drawdown; risking 10% gives over 90%.
Open toolCost of holding
Funding is charged three times a day. Holding a leveraged position for two weeks means 42 charges — usually more than the trading fees.
Open toolWhat you may use where you live
By your country and product. If your jurisdiction is off-limits the tool refuses to recommend anything and says why.
Open toolWhat we measure
- Open a real account on real documents and fund it with our own money — never an account the venue provided.
- Measure every deposit rail available in that country: domestic bank transfer, e-wallet, P2P, card. Time it, record the real fee, screenshot it.
- Submit KYC on Vietnamese documents with a foreign address. Record the rejections and the processing time.
- Place real orders in small size and reconcile the fees actually charged against the published schedule.
- Withdraw, and time it. This is the step many venues fail.
- Ask support a hard question in the local language. Record the wait and the quality of the answer.
- Publish all of it, failures included. Date it. Re-test quarterly, because rails change constantly.