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Founded in 1999, Capital Market Services LLC, operating as CMS Forex, was a prominent online retail forex broker. The company was known for its proprietary trading platform, VT Trader, which offered advanced charting tools and automated trading capabilities. Headquartered in New York, CMS Forex provided services to a global client base. In October 2010, the US retail forex accounts of CMS Forex were acquired by Gain Capital Holdings, Inc. (the parent company of FOREX.com), and CMS Forex subsequently ceased its US operations and withdrew its registrations with the NFA and CFTC.

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