Eliprime: FSA licence SD 081

Nothing found in this review supports that. The licence number, the licensed entity and the company registration number all match across the official website and an authoritative corporate record, which is not the pattern of a fabricated operation. The honest concerns are different ones: offshore-only supervision, no published commercial terms, no audited financials, no disclosed ownership and a short operating history. Treat it as a counterparty that requires your own due diligence, not as a regulated home for retail funds.

By email only. Business enquiries go to info@eliprime.com, compliance and complaints to compliance@eliprime.com, and operational or technical support to support@eliprime.com. No telephone number, live chat or social media account is published.

Straight-through processing on an execution-only, no-dealing-desk basis. Client orders are described as routed directly to external liquidity venues with pure STP and no last look, using volume-weighted average price logic on larger tickets.

The site publishes no deposit or withdrawal methods, no fees, no processing times and no limits. Settlement arrangements are described only as flexible and subject to the underlying client agreement, so funding terms are set contractually rather than off a public schedule.

The published asset classes are foreign exchange (more than 80 pairs), crypto contracts for difference, precious metals including spot gold and silver, global indices, energy products such as Brent, WTI and natural gas, and industrial and soft commodities. A downloadable symbol specification file is offered on the homepage.

The website names no trading platform, no download link and no server. It describes bridge and smart-order-routing technology delivering aggregated pricing to a counterparty's own systems, rather than a platform an end client logs into.

No leverage figure is published anywhere on the official website. The company does warn that margined FX and contracts for difference are leveraged products that can produce losses exceeding the initial investment.

None is published. Because the service is a business-to-business liquidity arrangement rather than a retail account, commercial terms including any minimum funding are negotiated directly during onboarding.

No. Eliprime describes itself as an execution-only liquidity provider for institutional brokers and professional counterparties. It does not advertise retail trading accounts, and its own material states that no investment advice, managed accounts or discretionary trading services are provided.

The operating entity is Eliprime Finance Limited, a Seychelles company limited by shares, registration number 8429443-1, incorporated on 10 November 2020 and recorded on the Seychelles Business Registry. Beneficial ownership and directors are not disclosed on the website, and the entity's Legal Entity Identifier record reports no known parent.

Yes, in the offshore sense. Eliprime Finance Limited holds Securities Dealer Licence SD 081 issued by the Financial Services Authority of Seychelles, which the company states on its Legal and Compliance page. That is a genuine authorisation, but the Seychelles FSA is a low-tier offshore supervisor: there is no compensation scheme and no client-money insurance behind it.