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35 out of 100 · 88% checked
Our investigation found it is likely a scam, and its client terms carry high risk, with 6 critical clauses.
Capped at 35 · Likely scam
We checked ePlanet on 2026-10-30 across its company record, client terms, trading offer and service, and could verify 88% of its record. The score was held at 35 because our investigation found it is likely a scam. What would move the score: withdrawal rails, all-in eurusd cost, wikilix community. Our published investigation found it is likely a scam, with 4.6 years of track record. Its client terms carry high risk, with 6 critical clauses.
Score last calculated 2026/10/30
Wikilix independent safety report
Likely scam, 70% risk: ePlanet Brokers is on a Bank of Russia warning list and clients report frozen accounts, though a group firm holds a Vanuatu licence. The Bank of Russia added eplanetbrokers.com…
Risk scorecard · each area scored 0 (clean) to 10 (worst)
What Wikilix has recorded about ePlanet: its history, the licences it holds, its trading conditions and its fees.
ePlanet, which trades as ePlanet Brokers, is an online forex and CFD broker run by ePlanet Brokers LTD, which the broker says is an International Business Company incorporated in the Comoros. It offers MetaTrader 5 and cTrader, four live accounts from a 30 US dollar minimum deposit and leverage advertised up to 1:500, on forex, metals, energy, indices and stocks. Its licences are offshore: ePlanet Brokers LTD has a brokerage licence from the Mwali International Services Authority (MISA) in the Comoros, and a group company in Vanuatu, Nebula Ventures Ltd, holds a licence from the Vanuatu Financial Services Commission (VFSC). The site is published in English, Arabic and Persian, and the footer says ePlanet does not serve residents of the European Union, or residents and nationals of jurisdictions on UN sanctions lists and the FATF grey and black lists.
ePlanet's website footer says the site operates under ePlanet Brokers LTD, and its client documents name the same company as the one clients contract with. According to the footer, the company is registered at Bonovo Road, Fomboni, on the island of Mohéli, under the Comoros International Companies Act 2006, with International Business Company number HY00923038, while the User Agreement gives its address as Ivana Milutinovića 3, Podgorica, Montenegro. The client agreement is governed by the law of the Autonomous Island of Mwali (Mohéli).
ePlanet's terms state that ePlanet Brokers LTD is regulated by MISA for international brokerage and clearing services under brokerage licence T2023372. As of 25 October 2026, the licence was listed as active for the term 22 September 2023 to 22 September 2027, although MISA's own verification page is not publicly viewable.
The footer also names Nebula Ventures Ltd, described as operating under the Eplanet Brokers group, incorporated in Vanuatu under company number 700819 and licensed by the VFSC to provide financial dealer services. On 25 October 2026 WIKILIX confirmed its licence 700819, a financial dealer (principal's) licence covering classes A, B and C and effective from 10 July 2025, as active on the VFSC's financial dealers licensee list. ePlanet's terms and conditions, User Agreement and risk disclosure do not mention Nebula Ventures Ltd or the VFSC, so the VFSC licence covers the Vanuatu company and may not cover accounts opened with ePlanet Brokers LTD.
Not by any major financial regulator. MISA, which licenses ePlanet Brokers LTD, is a registrar for the autonomous island of Mwali rather than a financial supervisor, and the VFSC licence, which does come from a financial regulator, belongs to Nebula Ventures Ltd rather than to the company clients contract with.
Client protection at ePlanet is limited: it operates offshore, no investor compensation scheme stands behind either the MISA or the VFSC licence, the MISA licence brings no meaningful oversight of client money, and its client documents give it wide discretion over prices, trade results and accounts. The terms to know before funding an account:
ePlanet offers four live accounts in US dollars and a demo account:
All four use market execution, allow expert advisors and charge overnight fees, and every account card notes that conditions may vary by region. The broker's own figures disagree in places: its accounts page markets raw ECN spreads from 0.0 pips while the comparison table and the ECN page say from 6 points, and the table's 100% margin call and its stop-out levels differ from the terms, which set a margin call below 40% and a stop out at or below 20%; the FAQ hub adds that the risk disclosure says ePlanet generally does not issue margin calls. Claims such as '45% More Profitability' on the Elite page and 'Over 70% of successful traders started with our Zero Account' are unqualified, and the live Elite page still carries an internal note asking for the 45% claim to be verified.
Commissions are 5 US dollars per lot on ECN and 4 on Elite, with none on Zero's standard orders. For Gold, the comparison table gives 8 US dollars per lot with spreads from 0 points, while the Gold page charges 17 US dollars per lot on Zero Spread Gold (0-point spread), 12 on Fixed Spread Gold (6-point fixed spread) and 8 on Low Spread Gold (from 8 points), each with a 1 US dollar minimum.
The User Agreement says quoted spreads may be wider than ePlanet's own cost, with the difference kept as undisclosed remuneration, and the terms let ePlanet change commissions and other costs without prior notice. Swap-free accounts are for Muslims only, carry a fixed fee for every day a deal was open once it is held more than 2 days, and are not available on exotic forex pairs or CFDs. An account left 180 days without trading may be charged a monthly inactivity fee, with 30 days' notice and no amount stated.
Every account card advertises leverage up to 1:500, and the Gold page advertises the same for gold. The terms and conditions set lower caps on any account: 1:333 for metals, 1:100 for CFDs, 1:10 for stocks and 1:3 for cryptocurrencies.
ePlanet offers MetaTrader 5 and cTrader. MetaTrader 5 comes as an ePlanet-branded Windows installer, MetaQuotes' Mac package, a web terminal at console.eplanetbrokers.com and the iOS and Android apps. cTrader is provided through Spotware's standard Windows and Mac installers, cTrader Web and the mobile apps; the comparison table lists it for the Zero, ECN and Elite accounts, and the terms and conditions name only MetaTrader 5. ePlanet also runs its own copy-trading service in the client area, where signal providers are reviewed before approval, alongside MetaTrader 5 Signals and cTrader's cCopy.
The public funding page lists five cryptocurrency channels for both deposits and withdrawals, TRX, Tether (TRC20), Bitcoin, Ethereum and BNB, each shown as automatic and free. Bank transfers, digital wallets and cards are mentioned on the Zero account page and in the legal documents but are not in that table, no wallet provider is named, and the methods open to each client are shown only in the client area.
The terms process withdrawal requests within 2 working days, and the User Agreement offers best efforts to credit deposits within one business day and to process withdrawals within two; arrival then depends on the network or bank. Identity checks must be complete before any withdrawal. Withdrawals go back to the methods used to deposit, in proportion to the amounts deposited, a card can be refunded up to the initial deposit, and any remaining balance, including profits, is paid by bank transfer to an account in the client's own name. Although the table says free, the deposit and withdrawal rules allow a commission on a withdrawal by a different method or without trading activity of at least 5% of the amount deposited, and the User Agreement reserves payment-provider, transfer and currency-conversion charges; no rate is published.
Support is offered by live chat, email at support@eplanetbrokers.com, tickets in the client area and phone on +382 20 690 279, and the contact form offers English, Arabic, Persian and Kurdish. The contact page advertises live chat 24/7, phone support Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM GST and email replies within 2 hours during business hours, while the FAQ hub calls live chat and email 24/5 in one answer and support 24/7 in another. The terms consider claims only when sent to support@eplanetbrokers.com or as a client-portal ticket, while the FAQ hub sends formal complaints to compliance@eplanetbrokers.com; the Complaints Handling Procedure promises written acknowledgement within 3 business days and aims to resolve complaints within 15.
Pros
Cons
ePlanet combines a low entry point and two mainstream platforms with an offshore structure in which the company clients contract with holds its licence from an island registrar in the Comoros. Its terms give the broker wide control over prices, trade results and disputes, and its own pages disagree on several trading conditions. Before funding an account, read the terms and conditions, User Agreement and risk disclosure in full, and check in the client area which payment methods and conditions apply to the account chosen.
8 full-page captures of ePlanet's own site, archived so what they said can still be read after the pages change.
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We have not confirmed any regulation for ePlanet. An unregulated broker is not supervised by a financial authority, and money you deposit is protected only by the company itself.
What this means for you
4 account types on record. Minimum deposit from USD 30. Leverage up to 1:500.
| Account | Min Deposit | Max Leverage | Commission |
|---|---|---|---|
| ZeroZero · ECN | USD 30 | 1:500 | $0 per lot |
| ECNECN | USD 300 | 1:500 | $5 per lot |
| GoldGold · VIP | USD 500 | 1:500 | $8 per lot on the comparison table; the Gold page lists $8 (Low Spread Gold), $12 (Fixed Spread Gold) or $17 (Zero Spread Gold) per lot, $1 minimum commission |
| EliteElite · VIP | USD 3,000 | 1:500 | $4 per lot |
Where ePlanet says it will and won't take clients
Likely blocked
Reported, not verified against a primary source
Explicitly accepted
Named as accepted — not a full list of served markets
8 ways to fund an account.
| Method | Deposit fee | Withdrawal fee | Min deposit | Withdrawal min / max | Processing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
TRXCryptocurrencyFunding table (https://eplanetbrokers.com/financial/), Deposit tab: provider M2Pay, currency 'TRX', payment method 'TRX', processing time 'AUTO', commission 'Free'. Withdraw tab: provider printed 'M3Borrow', same currency and method, 'AUTO', 'Free'. Deposit issues need the transaction TXID sent to the account manager, and a deposit in any currency other than the one selected is not processed. Fees: the funding table shows 'Free' for deposits and withdrawals, but the User Agreement (https://dl.eplanetbrokers.com/documents/UserAggrement.pdf) reserves the right to pass on payment-provider transfer fees and to impose deposit and withdrawal limits and fees at any time (26.2, 26.4), lets payment-provider fees be charged separately and reserves the right to introduce new fees (20.4). The Deposit and Withdrawal Rules (https://eplanetbrokers.com/terms-agreements/deposit-and-withdrawal-rules/) charge no fee for receiving deposits unless the Client Area states otherwise, but a withdrawal through a method other than the one used to deposit may carry a commission, and so may withdrawing a deposit without trading activity of at least 5% of the amount deposited since the last withdrawal. No rate is published, so both fees are left unrecorded. Times: deposits are 'AUTO' in the funding table ('Automated deposits processed 24/7 with immediate confirmation'); User Agreement 26.3 gives best efforts to credit within one Business Day, and T&C 5.1.2 (https://dl.eplanetbrokers.com/documents/TermsAndCondition.pdf) has deposits that cannot run automatically handled within 2 working days. Withdrawals are 'AUTO' in the table; T&C 5.2.4 processes requests within 2 working days and User Agreement 26.9 gives best efforts within two Business Days. That is the broker's internal processing, a target rather than a promise; arrival depends on the blockchain network. Withdrawal routing: T&C 5.2.1 allows withdrawals only to payment systems used to deposit; with several deposit methods, withdrawals go back to each in proportion to the amounts deposited, up to the amount deposited by it, and any remaining balance, including profits, is paid by bank transfer to an account in the client's own name (Deposit and Withdrawal Rules; T&C 5.2.2). Limits: none published. The funding page FAQ says the table gives each method's minimum and maximum, but it shows none; the Rules say limits are shown in the Client Area. | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recordedNot recorded | Up to 2 days |
Tether (TRC20)CryptocurrencyFunding table (https://eplanetbrokers.com/financial/), Deposit tab: provider M2Pay, currency 'Tether', payment method 'TRC20', processing time 'AUTO', commission 'Free'. Withdraw tab: provider printed 'M3Borrow', same currency and method, 'AUTO', 'Free'. TRC20 is the only Tether network listed. Deposit issues need the transaction TXID sent to the account manager, and a deposit in any currency other than the one selected is not processed. Fees: the funding table shows 'Free' for deposits and withdrawals, but the User Agreement (https://dl.eplanetbrokers.com/documents/UserAggrement.pdf) reserves the right to pass on payment-provider transfer fees and to impose deposit and withdrawal limits and fees at any time (26.2, 26.4), lets payment-provider fees be charged separately and reserves the right to introduce new fees (20.4). The Deposit and Withdrawal Rules (https://eplanetbrokers.com/terms-agreements/deposit-and-withdrawal-rules/) charge no fee for receiving deposits unless the Client Area states otherwise, but a withdrawal through a method other than the one used to deposit may carry a commission, and so may withdrawing a deposit without trading activity of at least 5% of the amount deposited since the last withdrawal. No rate is published, so both fees are left unrecorded. Times: deposits are 'AUTO' in the funding table ('Automated deposits processed 24/7 with immediate confirmation'); User Agreement 26.3 gives best efforts to credit within one Business Day, and T&C 5.1.2 (https://dl.eplanetbrokers.com/documents/TermsAndCondition.pdf) has deposits that cannot run automatically handled within 2 working days. Withdrawals are 'AUTO' in the table; T&C 5.2.4 processes requests within 2 working days and User Agreement 26.9 gives best efforts within two Business Days. That is the broker's internal processing, a target rather than a promise; arrival depends on the blockchain network. Withdrawal routing: T&C 5.2.1 allows withdrawals only to payment systems used to deposit; with several deposit methods, withdrawals go back to each in proportion to the amounts deposited, up to the amount deposited by it, and any remaining balance, including profits, is paid by bank transfer to an account in the client's own name (Deposit and Withdrawal Rules; T&C 5.2.2). Limits: none published. The funding page FAQ says the table gives each method's minimum and maximum, but it shows none; the Rules say limits are shown in the Client Area. | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recordedNot recorded | Up to 2 days |
BTCCryptocurrencyFunding table (https://eplanetbrokers.com/financial/), Deposit tab: provider M2Pay, currency 'BTC', payment method 'BTC', processing time 'AUTO', commission 'Free'. Withdraw tab: provider printed 'M3Borrow', same currency and method, 'AUTO', 'Free'. Deposit issues need the transaction TXID sent to the account manager, and a deposit in any currency other than the one selected is not processed. Fees: the funding table shows 'Free' for deposits and withdrawals, but the User Agreement (https://dl.eplanetbrokers.com/documents/UserAggrement.pdf) reserves the right to pass on payment-provider transfer fees and to impose deposit and withdrawal limits and fees at any time (26.2, 26.4), lets payment-provider fees be charged separately and reserves the right to introduce new fees (20.4). The Deposit and Withdrawal Rules (https://eplanetbrokers.com/terms-agreements/deposit-and-withdrawal-rules/) charge no fee for receiving deposits unless the Client Area states otherwise, but a withdrawal through a method other than the one used to deposit may carry a commission, and so may withdrawing a deposit without trading activity of at least 5% of the amount deposited since the last withdrawal. No rate is published, so both fees are left unrecorded. Times: deposits are 'AUTO' in the funding table ('Automated deposits processed 24/7 with immediate confirmation'); User Agreement 26.3 gives best efforts to credit within one Business Day, and T&C 5.1.2 (https://dl.eplanetbrokers.com/documents/TermsAndCondition.pdf) has deposits that cannot run automatically handled within 2 working days. Withdrawals are 'AUTO' in the table; T&C 5.2.4 processes requests within 2 working days and User Agreement 26.9 gives best efforts within two Business Days. That is the broker's internal processing, a target rather than a promise; arrival depends on the blockchain network. Withdrawal routing: T&C 5.2.1 allows withdrawals only to payment systems used to deposit; with several deposit methods, withdrawals go back to each in proportion to the amounts deposited, up to the amount deposited by it, and any remaining balance, including profits, is paid by bank transfer to an account in the client's own name (Deposit and Withdrawal Rules; T&C 5.2.2). Limits: none published. The funding page FAQ says the table gives each method's minimum and maximum, but it shows none; the Rules say limits are shown in the Client Area. | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recordedNot recorded | Up to 2 days |
Ethereum (ETH)CryptocurrencyFunding table (https://eplanetbrokers.com/financial/), Deposit tab: provider M2Pay, currency 'Ethereum', payment method 'ETH', processing time 'AUTO', commission 'Free'. Withdraw tab: provider printed 'M3Borrow', same currency and method, 'AUTO', 'Free'. Deposit issues need the transaction TXID sent to the account manager, and a deposit in any currency other than the one selected is not processed. Fees: the funding table shows 'Free' for deposits and withdrawals, but the User Agreement (https://dl.eplanetbrokers.com/documents/UserAggrement.pdf) reserves the right to pass on payment-provider transfer fees and to impose deposit and withdrawal limits and fees at any time (26.2, 26.4), lets payment-provider fees be charged separately and reserves the right to introduce new fees (20.4). The Deposit and Withdrawal Rules (https://eplanetbrokers.com/terms-agreements/deposit-and-withdrawal-rules/) charge no fee for receiving deposits unless the Client Area states otherwise, but a withdrawal through a method other than the one used to deposit may carry a commission, and so may withdrawing a deposit without trading activity of at least 5% of the amount deposited since the last withdrawal. No rate is published, so both fees are left unrecorded. Times: deposits are 'AUTO' in the funding table ('Automated deposits processed 24/7 with immediate confirmation'); User Agreement 26.3 gives best efforts to credit within one Business Day, and T&C 5.1.2 (https://dl.eplanetbrokers.com/documents/TermsAndCondition.pdf) has deposits that cannot run automatically handled within 2 working days. Withdrawals are 'AUTO' in the table; T&C 5.2.4 processes requests within 2 working days and User Agreement 26.9 gives best efforts within two Business Days. That is the broker's internal processing, a target rather than a promise; arrival depends on the blockchain network. Withdrawal routing: T&C 5.2.1 allows withdrawals only to payment systems used to deposit; with several deposit methods, withdrawals go back to each in proportion to the amounts deposited, up to the amount deposited by it, and any remaining balance, including profits, is paid by bank transfer to an account in the client's own name (Deposit and Withdrawal Rules; T&C 5.2.2). Limits: none published. The funding page FAQ says the table gives each method's minimum and maximum, but it shows none; the Rules say limits are shown in the Client Area. | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recordedNot recorded | Up to 2 days |
BNBCryptocurrencyFunding table (https://eplanetbrokers.com/financial/), Deposit tab: provider M2Pay, currency 'BNB', payment method 'BNB', processing time 'AUTO', commission 'Free'. Withdraw tab: provider printed 'M3Borrow', same currency and method, 'AUTO', 'Free'. Deposit issues need the transaction TXID sent to the account manager, and a deposit in any currency other than the one selected is not processed. Fees: the funding table shows 'Free' for deposits and withdrawals, but the User Agreement (https://dl.eplanetbrokers.com/documents/UserAggrement.pdf) reserves the right to pass on payment-provider transfer fees and to impose deposit and withdrawal limits and fees at any time (26.2, 26.4), lets payment-provider fees be charged separately and reserves the right to introduce new fees (20.4). The Deposit and Withdrawal Rules (https://eplanetbrokers.com/terms-agreements/deposit-and-withdrawal-rules/) charge no fee for receiving deposits unless the Client Area states otherwise, but a withdrawal through a method other than the one used to deposit may carry a commission, and so may withdrawing a deposit without trading activity of at least 5% of the amount deposited since the last withdrawal. No rate is published, so both fees are left unrecorded. Times: deposits are 'AUTO' in the funding table ('Automated deposits processed 24/7 with immediate confirmation'); User Agreement 26.3 gives best efforts to credit within one Business Day, and T&C 5.1.2 (https://dl.eplanetbrokers.com/documents/TermsAndCondition.pdf) has deposits that cannot run automatically handled within 2 working days. Withdrawals are 'AUTO' in the table; T&C 5.2.4 processes requests within 2 working days and User Agreement 26.9 gives best efforts within two Business Days. That is the broker's internal processing, a target rather than a promise; arrival depends on the blockchain network. Withdrawal routing: T&C 5.2.1 allows withdrawals only to payment systems used to deposit; with several deposit methods, withdrawals go back to each in proportion to the amounts deposited, up to the amount deposited by it, and any remaining balance, including profits, is paid by bank transfer to an account in the client's own name (Deposit and Withdrawal Rules; T&C 5.2.2). Limits: none published. The funding page FAQ says the table gives each method's minimum and maximum, but it shows none; the Rules say limits are shown in the Client Area. | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recordedNot recorded | Up to 2 days |
Bank TransfersBank TransferNot listed in the public funding table (https://eplanetbrokers.com/financial/), which shows only five crypto channels; whether bank transfer is open to a given client is shown only in the Client Area. Named as a payment method on the Zero account page (https://eplanetbrokers.com/accounts/zero/: 'crypto, bank transfer, or digital wallets') and as 'bank wire transfer' in User Agreement 26.1. Deposit and Withdrawal Rules (https://eplanetbrokers.com/terms-agreements/deposit-and-withdrawal-rules/): bank deposits are credited only after the bank confirms, at the USD rate applicable when confirmed, and any conversion difference is borne by the client; where deposits were made by more than one method, withdrawals go back to each method in proportion to the amounts deposited, up to the amount deposited by it, and any remaining balance, including profits, is paid by bank transfer to an account in the client's own name. Fees: the User Agreement (https://dl.eplanetbrokers.com/documents/UserAggrement.pdf) reserves the right to pass on bank transfer fees and to impose deposit and withdrawal limits and fees at any time (26.2, 26.4) and to charge a transfer fee for moving funds to another institution (20.5); the Rules charge no fee for receiving deposits unless the Client Area states otherwise, but a withdrawal through a method other than the deposit method may carry a commission, and so may withdrawing a deposit without trading activity of at least 5% of the amount deposited since the last withdrawal. No rate is published, so both fees are left unrecorded. Times: User Agreement 26.3 gives best efforts to credit deposits within one Business Day; T&C 5.2.4 (https://dl.eplanetbrokers.com/documents/TermsAndCondition.pdf) processes withdrawal requests within 2 working days and User Agreement 26.9 gives best efforts within two Business Days. That is internal processing, a target rather than a promise; arrival depends on the banks. Limits: none published; the Rules say limits are shown in the Client Area. | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recordedNot recorded | Up to 2 days |
Credit CardsCredit CardNot listed in the public funding table (https://eplanetbrokers.com/financial/), which shows only five crypto channels, and not among the methods the Zero account page names; whether cards are open to a given client is shown only in the Client Area. Deposit and Withdrawal Rules (https://eplanetbrokers.com/terms-agreements/deposit-and-withdrawal-rules/): deposits must come from a bank account, card, e-wallet or other instrument in the client's own name, and card deposits are credited once the payment provider confirms them. T&C (https://dl.eplanetbrokers.com/documents/TermsAndCondition.pdf) 5.2.6: an account funded by debit or credit card withdraws back to that card during the year after the last card deposit; 5.2.7: a card copy showing the first 6 and last 4 digits, the cardholder's name, expiry date and signature is required; 5.2.8: up to 100% of the initial deposit can be withdrawn to the card, and the excess by another payment system or a bank account or e-wallet in the client's name. User Agreement 27.1 (https://dl.eplanetbrokers.com/documents/UserAggrement.pdf): a chargeback fee may be charged. Fees: the User Agreement reserves the right to pass on payment-provider fees and to impose deposit and withdrawal limits and fees at any time (26.2, 26.4); the Rules charge no fee for receiving deposits unless the Client Area states otherwise, but a withdrawal through a method other than the deposit method may carry a commission, and so may withdrawing a deposit without trading activity of at least 5% of the amount deposited since the last withdrawal. No rate is published, so both fees are left unrecorded. Times: no card-specific time is published; T&C 5.2.4 processes withdrawal requests within 2 working days and User Agreement 26.9 gives best efforts within two Business Days, with deposits credited within one Business Day on best efforts (26.3). Limits: none published. | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recordedNot recorded | Up to 2 days |
Digital walletsE-WalletZero account page (https://eplanetbrokers.com/accounts/zero/): 'Make your first deposit from $30. Choose from various payment methods like crypto, bank transfer, or digital wallets.' User Agreement 26.1 (https://dl.eplanetbrokers.com/documents/UserAggrement.pdf) gives 'e-wallets' as an example deposit method, and the Deposit and Withdrawal Rules require any e-wallet to be in the client's own name. No wallet provider is named on any page read on 2026-10-25, and the wallet route is not in the public funding table (https://eplanetbrokers.com/financial/); availability is shown only in the Client Area. Fees: the User Agreement reserves the right to pass on electronic-payment-provider fees and to impose deposit and withdrawal limits and fees at any time (26.2, 26.4); the Rules charge no fee for receiving deposits unless the Client Area states otherwise, but a withdrawal through a method other than the deposit method may carry a commission, and so may withdrawing a deposit without trading activity of at least 5% of the amount deposited since the last withdrawal. No rate is published, so both fees are left unrecorded. Times: no wallet-specific time is published; T&C 5.2.4 processes withdrawal requests within 2 working days and User Agreement 26.9 gives best efforts within two Business Days, with deposits credited within one Business Day on best efforts (26.3). Limits: none published. | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recordedNot recorded | Up to 2 days |
3 trading platforms on record: MetaTrader 5, cTrader and Proprietary platform.
Branded MT5 installer for Windows, MetaQuotes' standard Mac package, a browser terminal at console.eplanetbrokers.com and the MetaTrader 5 apps for iOS and Android. Offered on all four accounts.
Spotware's standard cTrader installers for Windows and Mac, cTrader Web at app.ctrader.com and the cTrader apps for iOS and Android. The comparison table lists it on the Zero, ECN and Elite accounts.
Copy Trading, the broker's own copy-trading service in its client area: followers pick vetted signal providers, set an allocation and have trades mirrored in real time.
5 domains on record. 4 active.
2 legal entities behind the ePlanet brand.
ePlanet names ePlanet Brokers LTD as the operating company. We could not confirm that registration on the registry.
3 other brokers on the record share what ePlanet offers — its country, regulator, account types or platforms — set beside it on the same measures.
Common questions about ePlanet
No investor compensation scheme covers ePlanet's clients. ePlanet Brokers LTD, the company clients contract with, is licensed by MISA, an island registrar in the Comoros that offers no compensation scheme and no meaningful oversight of client money. The VFSC licence held by the group company Nebula Ventures Ltd in Vanuatu carries no compensation scheme either and may not extend to accounts opened with ePlanet Brokers LTD.
No. ePlanet's website footer says it does not offer services to residents of the European Union, nor to residents and nationals of jurisdictions on UN sanctions lists and the FATF grey and black lists.
ePlanet's terms accept claims only within five business days of the event, sent by email to support@eplanetbrokers.com or as a ticket in the client portal. Its FAQ hub sends formal complaints to compliance@eplanetbrokers.com, and its Complaints Handling Procedure promises written acknowledgement within 3 business days, aims to resolve complaints within 15 and escalates them to senior management after 30. Disputes fall under the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the Comoros Union.
ePlanet's documents disagree. The terms and conditions reset a negative balance to zero after a stop out, except where ePlanet considers the client's actions intentional, while the risk disclosure makes clients responsible for any deficit left after a liquidation, including the costs of collecting it.
Yes, its terms allow it. ePlanet may revise the results of trades executed at quotes it treats as off-market, irregular or an obvious error, change quotes or delete orders in force majeure circumstances, and limit the profit on a price gap of more than 300 pips to 300 pips. Clients also accept its quotes as exclusively correct, so a claim that another source showed a different price is not considered.
Yes. ePlanet runs its own copy-trading service inside the client area, where signal providers are reviewed before approval and followers set an allocation and have trades mirrored. Copying is also possible through MetaTrader 5 Signals and cTrader's cCopy.
Yes, on restrictive terms. ePlanet's terms make swap-free accounts available to Muslims only and charge a fixed fee, for every day the deal was open, on deals held more than 2 days. The option is not available on exotic forex pairs or CFD instruments, and ePlanet may debit the fee at any time after notifying the client by email.
ePlanet's terms say withdrawal requests are processed within 2 working days, and its User Agreement offers best efforts within two business days; the funding table marks its crypto channels as automatic. That is the broker's processing time, and arrival then depends on the blockchain network or bank. Identity checks must be complete first, withdrawals go back to the methods used to deposit, and a card can be refunded only up to the initial deposit.
Commissions are 5 US dollars per lot on ECN and 4 on Elite, with none on Zero's standard orders, while Gold is listed at 8 US dollars per lot in the comparison table but at 17, 12 or 8 US dollars per lot, depending on the gold symbol, on the Gold page itself. Overnight fees apply, and an account left 180 days without trading may be charged a monthly inactivity fee whose amount is not stated. The User Agreement adds that quoted spreads may include an undisclosed mark-up kept as ePlanet's remuneration, and the terms let ePlanet change commissions and other costs without prior notice.
ePlanet offers four live accounts, Zero, ECN, Gold and Elite, plus a demo account. Zero starts at 30 US dollars with no commission on standard orders and spreads from 9 points, ECN at 300 US dollars with 5 US dollars per lot and spreads from 6 points, Gold at 500 US dollars for trading three gold symbols, and Elite at 3,000 US dollars with 4 US dollars per lot and spreads from 0 points. All four use market execution, allow expert advisors and charge overnight fees.
ePlanet Brokers LTD. ePlanet's website footer says the site operates under this company, which it describes as an International Business Company registered in the Comoros Union under number HY00923038, and it is the company named in the terms and conditions, User Agreement and risk disclosure. The footer also names Nebula Ventures Ltd, a Vanuatu company (number 700819) said to operate under the Eplanet Brokers group, whose VFSC financial dealer licence WIKILIX confirmed as active on 25 October 2026. The client documents do not mention Nebula Ventures Ltd, so clients contract with the Comoros company.
ePlanet offers live chat, email at support@eplanetbrokers.com, tickets in the client area and a phone line on +382 20 690 279. Its contact page advertises live chat 24/7, phone support Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM GST and email replies within 2 hours during business hours, while its FAQ hub describes live chat and email as 24/5 in one answer and support as 24/7 in another. The contact form offers English, Arabic, Persian and Kurdish, and the contact page lists addresses in the Comoros, Vanuatu and Montenegro.
ePlanet's public funding table lists five cryptocurrency channels for deposits and withdrawals: TRX, Tether on the TRC20 network, Bitcoin, Ethereum and BNB, each shown as automatic and free. Bank transfers, digital wallets and cards are mentioned on the Zero account page and in the legal documents but not in that table, no wallet provider is named, and the methods open to each client are shown only in the client area. Withdrawals go back to the methods used to deposit, and any balance above the amounts deposited, including profits, is paid by bank transfer to an account in the client's own name.
The minimum deposit is 30 US dollars on the Zero account, 300 on ECN, 500 on Gold and 3,000 on Elite, and every account advertises leverage up to 1:500. The terms and conditions set lower caps by asset class on any account: 1:333 for metals, 1:100 for CFDs, 1:10 for stocks and 1:3 for cryptocurrencies. Each account card also notes that conditions may vary by region.
ePlanet supports MetaTrader 5 and cTrader. MetaTrader 5 is available as an ePlanet-branded Windows installer, MetaQuotes' Mac package, a web terminal at console.eplanetbrokers.com and the iOS and Android apps, while cTrader comes through Spotware's standard Windows and Mac installers, cTrader Web and the mobile apps. The account comparison lists cTrader for the Zero, ECN and Elite accounts, and the terms and conditions name only MetaTrader 5. ePlanet also runs its own copy-trading service in the client area.
Not by a major financial regulator. ePlanet Brokers LTD, the company clients contract with, has brokerage licence T2023372 from the Mwali International Services Authority (MISA) in the Comoros. As of 25 October 2026 the licence was listed as active until 22 September 2027. MISA is an island registrar rather than a financial supervisor, and its own verification page is not publicly viewable. A group company, Nebula Ventures Ltd of Vanuatu, holds VFSC licence 700819, confirmed as active on the VFSC's financial dealers licensee list on the same date, but that licence covers the Vanuatu company and may not cover accounts opened with ePlanet Brokers LTD. ePlanet's website footer places ePlanet Brokers LTD at Bonovo Road, Fomboni, on the island of Mohéli, while its User Agreement gives an address in Podgorica, Montenegro.
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