Eternity Futures

The brand has been trading for roughly five to ten years and there is a claim that the business dates back to the early 2000s, which would align with the year in its Indonesian permit number. We could not corroborate any founding date against an official record, so we publish no established year rather than a figure we did not read.

We could not establish any country policy for this firm. The terms, a restricted-countries page, the signup form's country list, the AML policy, the funding page and the footer disclaimer were all sought and none could be loaded, because the site does not resolve. Nothing in this profile should be read as saying the firm accepts or refuses clients from any particular jurisdiction. In practice the question is moot while the platform is unreachable.

No processing time is published. There is at least one unresolved report of a client account being locked and a balance becoming inaccessible over a period of months, with support not responding. Combined with the site being offline, we would not expect a withdrawal request to be actionable today.

We cannot tell you, and that is itself the answer. No deposit or withdrawal channel, fee, limit or processing time is published anywhere we could reach, and with both of the firm's domains down there is no funding page to consult. Do not send money to any account presented as belonging to this brand on the strength of a message, a chat group or an introducer.

Pricing was tiered and quoted on a fixed rate of IDR 10,000 per point. Standard: spreads from 1 point with USD 1 per lot commission. Executive: from 2 points with USD 0.75 per lot. Ultimate: from 3 points with USD 0.50 per lot. Swap fees were charged daily on Standard and waived on the two upper tiers. Note the unusual shape of that ladder: the spread widens as you pay more, which is the reverse of the normal arrangement and is not explained anywhere we could read.

Two: MetaTrader 4, and the firm's own web and desktop platform, Pro-iTrader, published for Windows, Mac, Android and iOS. A demo account was offered alongside the three live tiers. No download link could be verified this run because the site serves nothing.

Leverage of up to 1:500 was advertised. That is far above what the Indonesian regime contemplates for retail futures clients and is one of the reasons the regulatory picture here does not hold together.

The entry-level Standard tier was advertised from USD 200. The Executive tier required USD 2,000 and the Ultimate tier USD 10,000. Those figures are the last ones we could establish; with the site offline there is no way to confirm they are still what the firm asks for, and no way to fund an account at all.

The operator named for the brand is PT. Eternity Futures, an Indonesian company with a stated office at Sahid Sudirman Center Lt. 40 Unit B, Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 86, Jakarta Pusat 10220. We could not confirm the company on an official registry this run: the Indonesian corporate registry did not respond, a cross-jurisdiction registry search was behind a human-verification challenge, and no Legal Entity Identifier exists for the name. No registration number or incorporation date is therefore published in this profile, because none was read off a record.

No. The main domain, eternityfutures.co.id, does not resolve at all: the name simply has no address. The alternate domain, eternityfutures.com, answers with a server error. Both were tried directly and through a full browser, on both http and https, with and without a www prefix. A brokerage you cannot load is a brokerage you cannot deposit to, trade with or withdraw from.

We stop short of that label, because we could not reach a single page the firm publishes and therefore could not test its current claims. What we can say is that the risk is severe: the website is entirely offline, there is no confirmed licence, the operating company could not be found on any official record we could open, and there are unresolved reports of blocked accounts and withheld funds. Treat it as high risk and unverified rather than as a going concern.

Not in any way WIKILIX could confirm. The brand is associated with a single Indonesian commodity futures permit, number 504/BAPPEBTI/SI/X/2004, issued by Badan Pengawas Perdagangan Berjangka Komoditi. We found no certificate or record showing that permit is currently in force, and the evidence available to us indicates the Indonesian forex trading permission attached to this operator has been revoked. We have therefore classified the firm as unregulated. No regulator's own register was consulted for this review, so a reader who needs a definitive answer should put the licence number to the Indonesian commodity futures authority directly.