Please use the instructions below to fund your DeCarley Trading account when using StoneX as the clearing partner:

Method 1: ACH Transfers

When you completed your StoneX account application, you were asked to provide banking details. By doing so, you enabled ACH transfers (electronic fund transfers between your bank and your trading account). Assuming you provided the banking information, you can contact us directly to move money in or out of the account from the bank on file.  If you didn't provide banking information when you opened the account, email us, and we will send you an ACH setup form.  ACH transfers are free, but there are a few drawbacks to be aware of: a $10,000 per day incoming limit (no outgoing limit) and the funds can't be returned for at least seven days. 

Method 2: Bank Wire

If you are in a hurry or want to fund an amount larger than $10,000 to $20,000, we recommend wiring funds because it is the fastest and most secure way to transfer money into a futures brokerage account.  Below you will find the wiring instructions to send funds to your Gain Futures (Stonex) commodity trading account with DeCarley:

If you are using Gain Futures (Stonex) as the FCM:

To wire funds:

Bank: BMO Harris Bank N.A., 111 W. Monroe Street, Chicago, IL 60603
ABA Number: 071-000-288
SWIFT Number: HATRUS44
Account Name: StoneX Financial Inc 1.20 Seg
Account Number: 254-8584
For further credit to: {Account Name}
Futures Account Number: {If assigned, otherwise use "Pending New Account"}
    Note: Incoming wires in US$ must be received by 1500 EST for same-day deposit.
**Please note:  The bank account you wire from must match the exact name on your trading account.  StoneX will only accept business wires if the account is opened in the business name.

 

Please make checks payable to: StoneX Financial, Inc

StoneX Financial, Inc.
230 S. Lasalle St, Suite 10-500
Chicago, IL 60604

IF YOU ARE USING ANOTHER FCM, CONTACT US FOR DETAILS

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