TDFX

TDFX is a service offered to commercial, corporate, and small business clients with a TD banking relationship.

There is no charge to use TDFX for qualifying business clients.

You must be a TD Bank Business Customer with large, ongoing foreign exchange requirements.

If you qualify, please speak to your TD small business advisor or TD commercial banking representative to submit a referral on your behalf. If they require any assistance, please have them call us at 1-877-944-5441.

Yes, TDFX provides you with the ability to trade on behalf of multiple companies with a single username and password.

Yes, signing officers of the company have the option to designate whomever they wish to have access to TDFX. Each user will create their own username and password.

TDFX uses One Portal, a Multi-factor authentication (MFA) platform. Upon acceptance of your application, you will be sent a registration email to set up your username and password.

No. When a quote is requested, you have a window of time before making your final decision to accept or reject the rate. However, once accepted, the contract is binding.

No. TDFX is a live trading platform. Trades booked in error would need to be offset, which could result in loss.

Yes. You can use any non-cash settlement instructions, including wire payments.

Yes. TDFX can settle your FX trade by sending a wire transfer for the currency purchased. Standard wires fees apply.

Email us at tdfx@tdsecurities.com.

SSL (secure socket layer) Encryption Technology - this is the basis for all Internet security.

• SSL creates a secure point-to-point connection between your browser and another party’s server, in this case, TDFX.

• Authentication: verifies you are not visiting an imposter’s web site.
• Message Privacy: All information sent between you and TDFX is automatically encrypted.
• Message Integrity: SSL is able to determine if a single character in your request has been changed so that each party knows that what they’re seeing is exactly what was sent.
• There are two different levels of SSL encryption used to secure today’s Internet communications, 40-bit and 128-bit.

We place a great deal of effort ensuring the integrity of the data you transmit online to us and in preserving the confidentiality of your transactions. Our security procedures include:

• 128-bit SSL encryption technology, one of the most secure encryption methods available today.
• Unique user IDs are assigned to each client and will be disabled after multiple failed login attempts.
• Ensuring passwords created by you are encrypted, are of a minimum length, and are non-repetitive.
• The use of TD Bank Group’s trusted Internet and firewall protocols when you bank or trade online. These protocols are continuously monitored and independently verified.

Three quick clues you can use to determine if a website is secure:

1. The website address begins with "https" (Secure Hyper Text Transfer Protocol) rather than the more common "http".
2. The padlock in the lower left-hand corner of the navigator window of Internet Explorer will be closed.
3. Internet Explorer browsers have built-in security mechanisms that notify you with a warning message before you try to send information to an unsecured site.

Internet Explorer users:

• Go to the website you want to check.
• Right click on the website’s page and select properties.
• Click the certificates button.
• In the fields box, select "encryption type". The details box shows you the level of encryption.

We suggest that your system has the following specifications to ensure optimal use of TDFX:

• Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 SP 2, Win 2000, Win XP
• 500 Mhz processor
• Memory: 128 MB Ram
• Disk space: 1 Gb
• Screen settings: 1024x768 resolution
• Internet Explorer 7.0 or lower supporting 128-bit encryption

Internet Explorer:

• Go to the Help menu and select About Internet Explorer.
• At this point there will be a statement indicating the browser version. If the cipher strength is 128-bit, then you are ok.

• Link to Internet Explorer Upgrade.
• Select either the browser version you wish to upgrade to, or the Internet Explorer High Encryption link to upgrade your existing browser to support 128-bit encryption.
• Follow the directions for install.
• Log out of the Internet and then log back in for the upgrade to take effect.