Security
From an Information technology perspective
The
Bellfield
network
is
protected
by a
series
of
Firewalls
designed
to stop
intrusion
and
interruptions
of
service.
All
sensitive
and
confidential
details
pass
through
a
security
channel
between
your
navigator
and our
server.
Bellfield
obtained
authorization
from the
US
Department
of
Commerce
to use
their
encoder
of
128bits
to
encrypt
information.
Traditional
encoders
that can
be used
in
Europe
are
limited
to
40bits.
That
means
that 3 X
10
raised
to the
26th
power
more
time is
needed
to
de-code
information
encoded
at
128bits
than
information
encoded
at
40bits.
This
encoder
can only
operate
if your
navigator
is able
to
accept
transactions
at
128bits.
From an financial perspective
A commodity broking company must respond to a series of strict criteria pursuant to their financial situation, their shareholders, their directors as well as their organization.
"Client funds must be placed in a global client account opened with an established authorized to this end ... The global client account aforementioned must be separate from the accounts opened by the broking firm for its own actions with third parties ... Furthermore the funds separated with the credit establishment can not be made an object of an attachment by creditors of the broking firm." This means that clients deposits are held on accounts created for this purpose, with organizations authorized by the Banking and Finance Commission, and that they are separate from the accounts opened in the name of the broking company. The eventual creditors, other then clients, do not have the possibility of calling upon clients accounts in order to reimburse their credit. This is the principle of separation of accounts.
In case of bankruptcy of a broking firm, the official organizations are charged with assuring, in part or in total, the professional engagements of the firm.
