Alvexo

It depends entirely on which entity held the account, and this is the single most important distinction on this profile. A client of the Cyprus entity falls under an authorisation that carries investor compensation cover of up to EUR 20,000 and access to the Cyprus Financial Ombudsman. A client of the Seychelles entity, which is the one behind the main .com address, has no compensation scheme at all behind their deposit. Same brand, same platform, materially different protection.

We cannot tell you, and we will not guess. The country policy of a broker is established from its own client agreement, its restricted countries page, its signup form's country selector, its anti money laundering policy and its footer disclaimer. Not one of those was reachable during this review because the website is offline, so no restricted or accepted country list is recorded on this profile. The absence of a list here means the question is unanswered, never that everyone is accepted.

Four tiers: Classic, Gold, Prime and Elite, in ascending order. The higher tiers bought tighter spreads and more leverage. Only Prime and Elite have documented leverage figures, at 1:300 and 1:400. Per tier minimum deposits are not published anywhere reachable, so we leave them blank rather than guess.

More than 450 instruments are documented, all as contracts for difference: currency pairs, commodities, indices, bonds, European and US shares including a cannabis sector basket, and cryptocurrencies. Precise per class instrument counts are not published anywhere we could reach, so we do not state them.

Two channels are documented: credit card (Visa and Mastercard) and bank wire transfer. Card withdrawals were quoted at four to seven business days and bank wire withdrawals at up to fourteen business days, both slow by current standards. Deposits required proof of identity, proof of residence dated within the last six months and a copy of the payment card. No fees or minimum and maximum amounts are published anywhere reachable, so we list none rather than assume they were free.

Proprietary software only: a browser based WebTrader requiring no download, and a mobile app for iOS and Android with live quotes and price alerts. No third party terminal such as MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 or cTrader is documented. A proprietary only platform is worth noting because it means a client cannot export their trading history or strategies to another broker, and cannot independently verify pricing against the same terminal elsewhere.

Pricing was by floating spread, with no per lot commission documented. The spread tightened with the account tier, from around 2.9 pips on the entry Classic account down to as little as 0.1 pips on Elite. The minimum trade size on record is 0.25 lots. Note that a 2.9 pip spread on a major currency pair is expensive, so the headline 0.1 pip figure applied only to the highest tier.

Up to 1:400 on the top Elite tier and 1:300 on Prime. Leverage at that level is a European retail client's clearest signal that they are dealing with the offshore arm rather than the Cyprus one, because a Cyprus authorised firm is capped far lower for retail clients. At 1:400 a market move of a quarter of one percent against a fully margined position wipes out the position.

The documented account minimum is EUR 500. That is well above the EUR 100 to EUR 250 that is typical in the retail CFD market, and it means a new client had to commit meaningful capital before being able to test execution or a withdrawal. Per account tier minimums are not published anywhere we could reach.

There is no evidence that the brand was a fabricated operation. The company is real and current on the Cyprus registry, and the licences are genuine. But that is not the same as safe. The trading service is now unreachable, a national regulator in Singapore placed the brand on an investor alert list in March 2019 and has not removed it, and there is a documented pattern of client complaints about frozen accounts and blocked withdrawals that the operator does not appear to have resolved. Our position is high risk and unverifiable, not confirmed fraud.

No. At the time of this review the main address did not resolve, and neither did the .eu, .fr or .it addresses. Both a direct request and a full browser were tried on each. The .de address does resolve, but it has been released by the brand and is publicly listed for sale by a domain marketplace. A control test confirmed the failures were not a fault at our end. There is currently no reachable way to open an account, log in, contact support or request a withdrawal.

Two companies stand behind the brand. VPR Safe Financial Group Limited is a Cyprus private company, number HE 322134, incorporated on 13 May 2013 and registered at Agias Fylaxeos 1, KPMG Center, 5th Floor, 3025 Limassol. Its status on the Cyprus Department of Registrar of Companies is Registered, and it operated the European addresses. HSN Capital Group Ltd, of HIS Building, Office 5, Providence, Mahe, Seychelles, is named as the operator of the main .com address and the holder of the Seychelles licence.

Two licences are on record and both were confirmed against licence documentation showing the number, the jurisdiction, the status and the licensee. The European arm, VPR Safe Financial Group Limited, holds Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission licence 236/14, effective 3 June 2014. The offshore arm, HSN Capital Group Ltd, holds Seychelles Financial Services Authority licence SD030.

An important caveat: neither licence was checked against the issuing regulator's own public register during this review, so the confirmation rests on licence documentation rather than on the regulator itself. Anyone considering this brand should look both numbers up directly with the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission and the Seychelles Financial Services Authority before relying on them.