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Fund Your Futures Trading Account

Written by DeCarley Trading LLC

Monday, 18 August 2008 07:42

Fund Your Account

FUTURES ACCOUNTS - WIRING INSTRUCTIONS

U.S. Dollar - USD

TO:	BANK NAME:	J.P. MORGAN CHASE, N.A.
	BANK SWIFT:	CHASUS33
	BANK LOCATION:	New York, NY
	BANK ABA #:	021000021

FC:	ACCOUNT NAME:	PFG, Inc. Customer Segregated Funds Account
	ACCOUNT NUMBER:	5330355265

FBO:	CUSTOMER NAME:	(Your PFG Account Name)
	CUSTOMER ACCOUNT #:	(Your PFG Account Number)

WIRING INSTRUCTIONS FOR CURRENCIES OTHER THAN U.S. DOLLARS

Australian Dollar - AUD

TO:	BANK NAME:	ANZ BANKING GROUP
	BANK SWIFT #:	ANZBAU3M
	BANK LOCATION:	MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA
	ACCOUNT NAME:	JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. LONDON
	ACCOUNT #:	218032AUD00001

FC:	BANK NAME:	JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. LONDON
	BANK SWIFT #:	CHASGB2L
	BANK LOCATION:	LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM

	ACCOUNT NAME:	PFG, INC., Customer Segregated Funds
	ACCOUNT #:	77074706

FBO:	CUSTOMER NAME:	Your PFG Account Name and Account Number (if available)

Canadian Dollars - CAD

TO:	BANK NAME:	ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
	BANK SWIFT #:	ROYCCAT2
	BANK LOCATION:	TORONTO, CANADA
	ACCOUNT NAME:	JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. LONDON
	ACCOUNT #:	095912194132

FC:	BANK NAME:	JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. LONDON
	BANK SWIFT #:	CHASGB2L
	BANK LOCATION:	LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM

	ACCOUNT NAME:	PFG, INC., Customer Segregated Funds
	ACCOUNT #:	77074707

FBO:	CUSTOMER NAME:	Your PFG Account Name and Account Number (if available)

Euros - EUR

TO:	BANK NAME:	J.P. MORGAN AG
	BANK SWIFT #:	CHASDEFX
	BANK LOCATION:	FRANKFURT, GERMANY
	IBAN:	GB97CHAS60924277074701
	ACCOUNT NAME:	JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. LONDON
	ACCOUNT #:	6231400604

FC:	BANK NAME:	JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A.
	BANK SWIFT#:	CHASGB2L
	BANK LOCATION:	LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM

	ACCOUNT NAME:	PFG, INC., Customer Segregated Funds
	ACCOUNT #:	77074701

FBO:	CUSTOMER NAME:	Your PFG Account Name and Account Number (if available)

Japanese Yen - JPY

TO:	BANK NAME:	JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA.
	BANK SWIFT #:	CHASJPJT
	BANK LOCATION:	TOKYO, JAPAN
	ACCOUNT NAME:	JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. LONDON
	ACCOUNT #:	0195006713

FC:	BANK NAME:	JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. LONDON
	BANK SWIFT #:	CHASGB2L
	BANK LOCATION:	LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM

	ACCOUNT NAME:	PFG, INC., Customer Segregated Funds
	ACCOUNT #:	77074704

	CUSTOMER NAME:	Your PFG Account Name
FBO:	CUSTOMER ACCOUNT #:	Your PFG Account Number

Polish Zloty - PLN

TO:	BANK NAME:	BRE Bank SA
	BANK SWIFT #:	BREXPLPW
	BANK LOCATION:	WARSAW, POLAND
	ACCOUNT NAME:	JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. LONDON
	ACCOUNT #:	64114000000000103777004030

FC:	BANK NAME:	JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. LONDON
	BANK SWIFT #:	CHASGB2L
	BANK LOCATION:	LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM
	ACCOUNT NAME:	PFG, INC., Customer Segregated Funds
	ACCOUNT #:	77074716

FBO:	CUSTOMER NAME:	Your PFG Account Name
	CUSTOMER ACCOUNT #:	Your PFG Account Number

Pound Sterling - GBP

TO:	BANK NAME:	JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A.
	BANK SORT CODE:	609242
	BANK SWIFT #:	CHASGB2L
	BANK LOCATION:	LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM

FC:	ACCOUNT NAME:	PFG, INC., Customer Segregated Funds
	ACCOUNT #:	77074702

FBO:	CUSTOMER NAME:	Your PFG Account Name
	CUSTOMER ACCOUNT #:	Your PFG Account Number

Swiss Franc - CHF

TO:	BANK NAME:	UBS A.G
	BANK SWIFT #:	UBSWCHZH80A
	BANK LOCATION:	ZURICH, SWITZERLAND
	ACCOUNT NAME:	JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. LONDON
	ACCOUNT #:	02300000044129050000B

FC:	BANK NAME:	JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. LONDON
	BANK SWIFT #:	CHASGB2L
	BANK LOCATION:	LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM

	ACCOUNT NAME:	PFG, INC., Customer Segregated Funds
	ACCOUNT #:	77074705

FBO:	CUSTOMER NAME:	Your PFG Account Name
	CUSTOMER ACCOUNT #:	Your PFG Account Number

Hong Kong Dollar - HKD

TO:	BANK NAME:	JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A.
	BANK SWIFT #:	CHASHKHH
	BANK LOCATION:	HONG KONG
	ACCOUNT NAME:	JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. LONDON
	ACCOUNT #:	6743197680

FC:	BANK NAME:	JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. LONDON
	BANK SWIFT #:	CHASGB2L
	BANK LOCATION:	LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM

	ACCOUNT NAME:	PFG, INC., Customer Segregated Funds
	ACCOUNT #:	77074710

FBO:	CUSTOMER NAME:	Your PFG Account Name
	CUSTOMER ACCOUNT #:	Your PFG Account Number

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