CAMEL INTERNATIONAL

CAMEL INTERNATIONAL is an offshore retail forex and CFD brand operated by Camel International Limited, a Seychelles company registered under number C8426166 at Suite 3, Global Village, Jivan's Complex, Mont Fleuri, Mahe, Seychelles. The entity is confirmed active on the Seychelles Business Registry record published through its Legal Entity Identifier, which also shows that the company traded under the earlier name QDM International Limited before adopting the CAMEL name. A second office is listed in Limassol, Cyprus.

Regulation. This is the decisive point for anyone considering an account. CAMEL INTERNATIONAL publishes no licence number, no regulator and no supervision claim anywhere on its website, and WIKILIX found no forex authorisation attached to the operating company. The page title markets the firm as a licensed broker, but nothing on the site supports that word. A Seychelles company registration is proof that a company exists, not permission to hold client money, and it carries no compensation scheme, no segregation requirement and no complaints ombudsman.

What they offer. Trading is on MetaTrader 5 only, with a desktop installer, a web terminal and a mobile app. Three accounts are published: ECN at $4 per lot per side, and Standard and Mini at zero commission, all three with a 0.01 lot minimum and maximum leverage quoted as 1:200 on the accounts page. The homepage advertises a $100 minimum deposit, no deposit fee, and 45 instruments across currencies, futures and precious metals, while a separate page on the same site claims 2,000 instruments and zero spreads. Markets covered are currency pairs, precious metals, crude oil and index products.

Funding. Deposits and withdrawals run 24/5 through bank cards. The broker says it charges no deposit or withdrawal fee and absorbs third-party processing costs; withdrawal requests are approved instantly on its side but can take up to 48 hours to appear at the bank. Payments are only accepted from and returned to an account in the client's own name.

Who it suits, and the caveats. The offering is thin and the operator is young in its current form, so this is a brand for traders who accept unregulated offshore counterparty risk in exchange for a low entry barrier. Residents of the United States, Iran and Canada are not accepted. Prospective clients should note that the site's marketing copy is inconsistent with itself on instrument counts and leverage, and that at least one passage of its educational text names a different, unrelated brokerage, which suggests the content was assembled from a template rather than written for this firm. With no regulator behind the operating company, a client who cannot get money out has no supervisory body to appeal to.