Overall Score20 / 100The Wikilix trust rating of ITB, out of 100, built from the five factors below.It copies another firm's identity or sits on a regulator's warning list, and it holds no valid licence.Regulation0%Identity65%Client terms22%Trading offer71%Service49%Score last calculated 2026/10/28
Do not trustBelow 35, or a stop sign applied: a confirmed or likely scam, or a copied identity. Keep your money away.Why: It copies another firm's identity or sits on a regulator's warning list, and it holds no valid licence.
20 out of 100 · 90% checkedThe share of the record we could verify. What we could not check counts as unknown and pulls the score toward the middle, never down.
Do not trust
High risk
Fair
Good
Excellent
It copies another firm's identity or sits on a regulator's warning list, and it holds no valid licence.
Capped at 20 · Clone firm or regulator warning
We checked ITB on 2026-10-28 across its regulation, company record, client terms, trading offer and service, and could verify 90% of its record. It holds no valid licence: every licence we knew of has ended or could not be found on its register. The score was held at 20 because it copies another firm's identity or sits on a regulator's warning list. What would move the score: all-in eurusd cost, instrument breadth, wikilix community. Our published investigation found it is likely a scam, with 8.2 years of track record. Its client terms carry high risk, with 7 critical clauses.
Score last calculated 2026/10/28
Regulation
Is someone watching them?
0out of 100
Poor
Counts for 35% of the score100% checked
What we checked
Best licence in force0
FSA not found on the register · Sep 10, 2026Source
Regulator protections0
No regulator in force to protect clients
Licence held by the onboarding entity0
No licence in force to hold
Extra licences in force0
No licence in force
What this measures
Whether a financial authority supervises this broker: the licences it holds, whether we verified them on the official register, how strong that regulator is and what protection it gives clients. Worth 35 points of 100.
Identity
Who is behind it, and for how long?
65out of 100
Good
Counts for 15% of the score100% checked
What we checked
Registry-verified entity50
1 entity(ies) recorded with a registration number · Oct 6, 2026
Website reachable and not redirecting · Oct 6, 2026Source
What this measures
Who is behind it and for how long: a company registration we verified, years of verified history, how openly it names its entity, address and owners, and whether its website is intact. Worth 15 points.
Client terms
Are the client terms fair?
22out of 100
Poor
Counts for 15% of the score100% checked
What we checked
Policy risk15
Policy risk score 8.5/10 · Sep 10, 2026
Critical clauses8
7 critical clause(s) · Sep 10, 2026
Withdrawal rails60
3 rail(s): 3 fee-free of 3 known, 0 instant of 3 known, minimum $50 · Sep 18, 2026Source
Language parity10
6 contradiction(s) between language versions · Sep 10, 2026
What this measures
How fair the client agreement is: the risk found in our policy review, the number of critical clauses, withdrawal rules, and whether the terms say the same in every language. Worth 15 points.
Trading offer
What does trading cost, and is it disclosed?
71out of 100
Good
Counts for 20% of the score55% checked
What we checked
All-in EURUSD costNot checked yet
No EURUSD spread known
Pricing disclosed per account type100
18 of 18 pricing cells filled across 6 account type(s) · Sep 18, 2026Source
Instrument breadthNot checked yet
No instrument counts known
Platforms95
1 platform(s) (MetaTrader 5), web, mobile · Sep 18, 2026Source
What trading costs and how clearly it is disclosed: pricing per account type, the all-in cost of EURUSD, instruments, platforms, leverage against regulated limits and the minimum deposit. Worth 20 points.
5 of 6 support checks (phone, email, 24/7 chat, 2+ languages, messenger, complaints email) · Sep 10, 2026
Reputation footprint20
Scam check reputation 8/10 · Sep 10, 2026
WIKILIX communityNot checked yet
0 approved review(s), fewer than 10
What this measures
How clients are treated: support channels, complaints about withdrawals and reputation from our investigation, and reviews by WIKILIX members. Worth 15 points.
72%Scam riskScam risk is our overall estimate that this broker is unsafe, from 0% (safe) to 100% (almost certainly a scam). It blends the six risk areas below, weighted by how strong the evidence is. Higher means riskier.
Likely scamOur overall call, based on the evidence we could verify. From safest to worst: Appears legitimate, Insufficient evidence, High risk (unverified), Likely scam, Confirmed scam. A separate "Not a broker" verdict is used when it does not really offer trading.Confidence: MEDIUMHow sure we are of this verdict, based on how much solid, checkable evidence we found. Shown as Low, Medium or High.
2.0/5Safety rating 2 out of 5
The Wikilix safety rating, from 1 to 5 stars. It mirrors the scam risk (5 = safest, 1 = riskiest), so a higher risk percentage means fewer stars.
ITB (itbfx.com) holds no financial trading licence anywhere, and a national regulator has formally stated that this exact website circulated a forged licence belonging to another company. We rate it…
Risk scorecard · each area scored 0 (clean) to 10 (worst)
Regulation7/10 · HighIs it overseen by a strict, well-known financial regulator? Offshore-only or missing licences score higher.Scored 0 (clean) to 10 (worst). This area is 7/10 (High).Identity & transparency7/10 · HighHow openly it shows who and where it is (legal entity, address, owners). Hidden details score higher.Scored 0 (clean) to 10 (worst). This area is 7/10 (High).Withdrawals & conduct7/10 · HighCredible reports of clients being unable to withdraw their money. More such reports score higher.Scored 0 (clean) to 10 (worst). This area is 7/10 (High).Reputation8/10 · CriticalWhat independent reviews, regulators and watchdogs say about it. A poor track record scores higher.Scored 0 (clean) to 10 (worst). This area is 8/10 (Critical).Website claims9/10 · CriticalWhether the site claims (awards, years active, licences) actually check out. False claims score higher.Scored 0 (clean) to 10 (worst). This area is 9/10 (Critical).Operational history2/10 · LowHow long and how consistently it has genuinely operated. Brand-new or murky history scores higher.Scored 0 (clean) to 10 (worst). This area is 2/10 (Low).
What ITB legally published, but does not want you to read
Wikilix contract reading ·
High contract risk
ITB LIMITED contracts with you from Seychelles, and the rulebook governing your deposits and withdrawals is not published. It can annul your profit on suspicion alone. You get five working days to complain, and ITB keeps the right to refuse. Its Farsi pages guarantee the security of your capital, while its English contract says non-English pages have no legal effect.
7Critical clausesClauses that can cost you money you have already earned or deposited, or that remove your ability to challenge it.
17Clauses flaggedEvery clause worth knowing about, at all three severities. Ordinary terms that every broker has are not counted.
12Documents readHow many of the broker’s own legal files this reading is based on. Each one was downloaded and hashed on the date shown.
8.5/10Contract riskHow far this contract goes overall, from 0 to 10. 3 to 5 means real costs a client should know about; 6 to 8 means several clauses put money already earned at risk.
What Wikilix has recorded about ITB: its history, the licences it holds, its trading conditions and its fees.
ITB Broker Overview
ITB, also presented as ITB Broker and ITBFX, is an offshore forex and CFD brand operated by International Trading Brachium Ltd, a company registered in Saint Lucia at The Sotheby Building, Rodney Bay, Gros-Islet. The broker offers MetaTrader 5 as its only trading platform, covering forex, metals, indices, cryptocurrencies and shares, with leverage reaching 1:500 and accounts opening from a 10 USD minimum deposit. Funding runs through cryptocurrency and local currency exchange channels rather than cards or e-wallets, and the broker holds no confirmed financial regulation.
ITB Regulation and License
ITB does not hold a confirmed forex licence. The only authority linked to the brand is the Financial Services Authority of St Vincent and the Grenadines, and no licence number is published for it. That authority does not issue forex trading licences, so naming it does not place ITB under financial supervision for its brokerage activity.
What ITB does have is company registration. International Trading Brachium Ltd is registered in Saint Lucia under number 2024-00233, and a second entity, ITB LIMITED, is recorded in the Seychelles. Company registration confirms that a legal entity exists. It is not financial regulation, and it carries no capital requirement, no client fund segregation rule and no compensation scheme.
Is ITB Regulated?
No. There is no confirmed financial regulator standing behind ITB, and no licence number is published on the broker's own site. Clients deal with an offshore company that is not supervised by a financial conduct authority, which means there is no regulatory complaints route and no statutory compensation if the firm fails.
Is ITB Safe?
ITB carries the risks normal to an unregulated offshore broker, and two specific features of its setup deserve attention before an account is funded.
The first is how money moves. Deposits and withdrawals are handled in cryptocurrency or through local currency exchange providers, so there is no card chargeback and no bank recall available if a dispute arises. The second is a contradiction in the broker's own disclosures. The risk notice in the site footer states that ITB does not serve residents of the United States, Japan, Canada, Saint Lucia, Australia, the Democratic Republic of Korea and the United Kingdom, yet the country list behind its own sign-up form accepts every one of those except the United States. Only the United States is excluded consistently across both. A broker whose stated policy and actual onboarding disagree is worth approaching carefully.
ITB Account Types
ITB offers a tiered range built around deposit size and instrument focus.
Nano, from 10 USD, leverage to 1:200, no commission. The entry tier.
Standard, from 50 USD, leverage to 1:400, no commission.
Gold, from 50 USD, leverage to 1:400.
ECN, from 100 USD, leverage to 1:500, priced with a commission rather than a wider spread.
Crypto, from 100 USD, leverage to 1:50.
Stocks, from 300 USD, leverage to 1:10, commission charged.
Swap-free accounts are available, which matters to clients who cannot hold overnight interest.
ITB Spreads, Commissions and Fees
Spreads are variable rather than fixed. The Nano and Standard tiers are quoted without commission, so the whole cost sits in the spread, while the ECN tier moves part of that cost into a per lot commission and the Stocks tier is commission charged. ITB adds no fee of its own on deposits or withdrawals, though the crypto network or the local payment provider will still take theirs.
ITB Leverage
Maximum leverage is 1:500, available on the ECN tier. It steps down by account: 1:400 on Standard and Gold, 1:200 on Nano, 1:50 on Crypto and 1:10 on Stocks. As an unregulated offshore broker, ITB is not bound by the retail leverage caps that apply in the European Union, the United Kingdom or Australia.
ITB Trading Platforms
MetaTrader 5 is the only platform ITB offers. There is no MT4 and no proprietary web terminal. Installers are published for Windows, macOS, iOS and Android from the broker's own site at , and client accounts connect to a single server, InternationalTrading-Server.
ITB Deposits and Withdrawals
Funding is cryptocurrency first. Bitcoin and Tether are the supported channels, alongside local transfers that operate as a currency exchange service rather than a direct bank transfer to the broker, with the channels available depending on the client's country. Cards, Skrill, Neteller and ordinary international bank transfer are not offered. Identity verification has to be completed before a withdrawal can be requested.
ITB Support
Support runs 24 hours a day, every day of the week by live chat, backed by a ticket portal in the client area, an international phone line and email. It is offered in English, Persian and Arabic.
ITB Pros and Cons
Strengths: a low 10 USD entry point, leverage to 1:500, swap-free accounts, a full MetaTrader 5 rollout across desktop and mobile, and support available around the clock in three languages.
Limitations: no confirmed financial regulation and no published licence number, an offshore corporate structure split between Saint Lucia and the Seychelles, funding restricted to cryptocurrency and local exchange channels with no card or bank recourse, and a stated country policy that its own sign-up process does not enforce.
ITB Review and Assessment
ITB is a low-barrier, high-leverage offshore broker with a competent MetaTrader 5 setup and multilingual round-the-clock support, aimed largely at traders in the Middle East and Asia. The trading proposition is straightforward and the entry cost is low.
The consideration that should come before any deposit is the absence of regulation. There is no supervising authority, no segregated client money requirement and no compensation scheme, and because funds arrive by cryptocurrency or local exchange there is no payment network to reverse a transaction through. Anyone considering ITB should size their exposure to what they can afford to lose outright.
Website archive
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Website snapshots
8 full-page captures of ITB's own site, archived so what they said can still be read after the pages change.
None of the registrations on record for ITB could be confirmed as a trading licence. Read each licence's record before treating any of them as regulation.
1 of 1 checked
Licences on recordEvery licence or registration recorded for this broker, whether the broker claims it or our check found it.
1
Confirmed on registerLicences we located on the issuing regulator's own public register, with a screenshot taken at the time.
0
Tier 1 or 2Licences from tier-1 or tier-2 authorities (FCA, ASIC, CySEC and peers), the strongest client protection. A registration we could not confirm as a licence is not counted.
0
OffshoreLicences from offshore registers, which typically carry no compensation scheme and lighter oversight.
1
WIKILIX
Licence intelligence
The only licence on file
Licence Verification Record
Financial Services AuthorityNo number recorded
Wikilix read the FSA register on Sep 10, 2026. This is what it said.
Jurisdiction
Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesOffshore
Authority strength
Tier 3
Licence type
Financial Service
Register status
No such licence exists. St Vincent and the Grenadines issues no forex trading licence and the broker publishes no number.
Shown on the ITB website
Shown
Not found on register
Checked Sep 10, 2026
What our check found
The authority the broker names as its regulator. It registers business companies, limited liability companies and trusts and supervises domestic non-bank institutions. It does not issue forex trading licences, and the broker publishes no licence number for it. The broker's own contracting company is registered in Saint Lucia, not in St Vincent and the Grenadines. Client protection: None. No segregation requirement, no compensation scheme and no dispute route for clients.
These are the rules FSA sets for the firms it licenses. They are not a statement about how ITB applies them, or about which of its companies would hold your account.
A licence record describes what an authority published. It is not an endorsement, and Wikilix does not issue authorisations.
Named as accepted — not a full list of served markets
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How we know — 8 sources
1Refused: the risk disclaimer in the site footer, carried on every English page including https://itbfx.com/terms-of-use/ and https://itbfx.com/faq/, reads "ITB does not provide services to residents of the USA, Japan, Canada, Saint Lucia, Australia, the Democratic Republic of Korea, United Kingdom, and any restricted countries." Of the seven jurisdictions it names, only the USA is also missing from the broker's registration country list, so the United States is the only confirmed refusal.
2CONFLICT, recorded rather than resolved away: the six other jurisdictions that disclaimer names - Japan, Canada, Saint Lucia, Australia, the Democratic Republic of Korea and the United Kingdom - are all offered as selectable countries by the broker's own registration country list at https://api.itbfx.net/member/v1/countries, the list loaded by the sign-up flow at https://crm.itbfx.com/auth/sign-up. The registration list is what actually controls onboarding, so it decides: Japan, Canada, Saint Lucia, Australia, North Korea and the United Kingdom count as accepted. The disclaimer at https://itbfx.com/terms-of-use/ states the opposite and the two cannot both be true.
3Source of the accepted list: the registration country list at https://api.itbfx.net/member/v1/countries?skip=0&take=1000 is a closed set of 181 countries, each with its dialling code, and the same set backs the country-of-residence and nationality selectors in the client panel. All 181 countries are listed as accepted on that basis. The list also carries a priority ranking that lifts six countries above the alphabetical remainder: United Kingdom (1), United Arab Emirates (2), Iran (3), Turkey (4), Afghanistan (5) and Iraq (6).
4Iran is recorded as accepted, not blocked, and the conclusion rests on the broker's own pages: Iran is present in the registration country list above, ranked third of 181; and the Persian-language FAQ at https://itbfx.com/fa/faq/ sets out a dedicated identity-verification route for Iranian users, stating that a Telegram account is currently mandatory for verifying the phone number of Iranian and Afghan users, and lists rial-exchange payment alongside cryptocurrency and card-to-card bank transfer among the active deposit and withdrawal methods. No page on the broker's own domains names Iran as restricted.
5No dependent territory is named anywhere on the site. The United States is named as refused, and its territories are neither mentioned in the disclaimer nor present in the registration list. So Puerto Rico, Guam, the US Virgin Islands, American Samoa and the Northern Mariana Islands are treated as covered by the United States refusal. The United Kingdom's territories are not treated the same way, because the registration list accepts the United Kingdom itself.
6No country is a likely but unconfirmed refusal. Two clauses gesture at a restricted set without naming a jurisdiction: the footer disclaimer's closing phrase "and any restricted countries", and the client-agreement text carried in https://itbfx.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Risk.pdf, which offers the service to all persons with the exception of stateless persons, minors, and "citizens and legal entities of countries in which the Service is not offered". Neither names a country, and no such list is published anywhere on the site, so neither adds a country to either list.
7The site publishes no dedicated restricted-countries page. /restricted-countries/, /prohibited-countries/, /accepted-countries/, /where-we-operate/, /countries/, /legal/, /documents/, /aml/, /kyc/, /deposit/, /withdrawal/ and /funding/ all return the site's not-found page, and a site search for "restricted countries" returns no matching article. The ten legal documents linked from https://itbfx.com/terms-of-use/ were read in full, including the client agreement, general and business terms, the anti-money-laundering policy and the IB terms; none contains a country restriction clause.
8The Arabic, Persian and Turkish versions of the site (https://itbfx.com/ar/, https://itbfx.com/fa/, https://itbfx.com/tr/) carry no risk disclaimer and no restriction wording at all. The blocked-country sentence appears only on the English pages, and the Persian terms page at https://itbfx.com/fa/terms-of-use/ links the same English-language documents.
Deposits & withdrawals
Funding Methods
10 ways to fund an account. 3 with no deposit fee. 4 credit instantly.
Local TransfersBank TransferOffered as a local currency exchange service rather than a direct transfer to the broker, and the channels available depend on the client's country. ITB Broker charges no deposit or withdrawal fee, though the local provider may. Identity verification must be completed before a withdrawal can be requested.
Credit/Debit CardCredit CardNot offered as of this review. ITB Broker's account pages state that all funding and withdrawals are processed via cryptocurrency, and the broker's own site names no card channel anywhere. Marked unsupported rather than removed; restore if the client portal is found to offer it in some countries.
1ITB Broker charges no deposit or withdrawal fee, though fees charged by the network or payment system still apply. Identity verification must be completed before a withdrawal can be requested. Ensure the wallet address is correct to avoid transaction errors. · applies to 2 methods
2Not offered as a direct transfer to the broker as of this review. ITB Broker's account pages state that all funding and withdrawals are processed via cryptocurrency; fiat reaches the account through local currency exchange services instead. Marked unsupported rather than removed; restore if the client portal is found to offer it in some countries. · applies to 2 methods
3Not offered as of this review. ITB Broker's account pages state that all funding and withdrawals are processed via cryptocurrency, and the broker's own site names no e-wallet channel anywhere. Marked unsupported rather than removed; restore if the client portal is found to offer it in some countries. · applies to 4 methods
MetaTrader 5 is the only platform ITB Broker offers, with installers for Windows, macOS, iOS and Android and a client server named InternationalTrading-Server.
The United States is the only country ITB Broker consistently excludes. It is absent from the registration country list behind the broker's own sign up form, which is otherwise a closed set of 181 countries, and United States territories are treated the same way.
The risk notice in the site footer also names Japan, Canada, Saint Lucia, Australia, the Democratic Republic of Korea and the United Kingdom as not served, yet the sign up form accepts all six. The broker's stated policy and its actual onboarding process disagree on those six jurisdictions.
On some accounts. The Nano and Standard tiers are quoted without commission, so the whole trading cost sits in the variable spread. The ECN account charges from 3 USD per lot, the Crypto account 1 to 10 USD per lot, and the Gold and Stock accounts carry a commission as well.
ITB adds no fee of its own on deposits or withdrawals, although the crypto network or the local payment provider will still take theirs.
ITB Broker offers six account tiers, separated mainly by minimum deposit and instrument focus.
Nano, from 10 USD, leverage to 1:200, no commission.
Standard, from 50 USD, leverage to 1:400, no commission.
Gold, from 50 USD, leverage to 1:400, commission charged.
ECN, from 100 USD, leverage to 1:500, commission from 3 USD per lot.
Crypto, from 100 USD, leverage to 1:50, commission of 1 to 10 USD per lot.
Stock, from 300 USD, leverage to 1:10, commission charged.
Swap free accounts are available.
Maximum leverage is 1:500, available on the ECN account. It steps down by tier: 1:400 on Standard and Gold, 1:200 on the entry level Nano account, 1:50 on Crypto and 1:10 on the Stock account.
Because ITB operates offshore with no confirmed financial regulation, it is not bound by the retail leverage caps that apply in the European Union, the United Kingdom or Australia.
No. The broker does not publish a separate complaints address or a formal escalation route on its public contact or help pages. Complaints therefore travel through the same channels as ordinary support, meaning the general support email, the ticket system in the client panel, or the published telephone numbers. Clients who want a documented record of a dispute are better served by the ticket system or email than by live chat or a phone call.
Yes. The broker allows trading to begin after registration without verification, but states that identity verification is mandatory before a withdrawal request can be processed. Verification is done by uploading an identity document such as a passport or national ID card in the client panel, and the broker says the document must be valid for at least a further six months. It describes the check as automated, usually returning a result in under 30 seconds.
Log in to the client panel and open the support or tickets section to create a request, where you can choose a subject, describe the issue and ask for a callback. The support team reviews the ticket and replies inside the same panel. Ticket creation is only available to registered users, so pre-account enquiries need to go through the contact form, live chat or the published telephone numbers.
ITB Broker states that support is provided in several languages, naming Persian, English and Arabic among them. The broker also links a Persian-language Telegram channel alongside its main accounts, which points to a particular focus on Persian-speaking clients. The site itself is published in English and offers a number of other language versions.
The broker states that its support team is available 24/7, every day of the week. That is the company's own published commitment on its help pages rather than an independently measured service level. No guaranteed response time is published for tickets or email, so the speed of a reply is not something the broker commits to in writing.
ITB Broker publishes several direct routes on its own contact page: the email address support@ITBFX.com, three United Kingdom telephone numbers (+44 2046000839, +44 2046000842 and +44 2046000843), a WhatsApp number on the first of those, and a Telegram support channel. A live chat widget runs on the site, and registered clients can also raise a ticket from the support section of the client panel.
The broker states that support is available 24 hours a day, every day of the week, in English, Persian and Arabic. No guaranteed response time is published for tickets or email.
ITB Broker offers support by phone, email, live chat, Telegram and WhatsApp, and registered clients can raise a ticket from the support section of the client panel. The broker states on its own site that its support team is available 24/7, every day of the week, and that support is provided in several languages including English, Persian and Arabic. Published contact points include the address support@ITBFX.com and three United Kingdom telephone numbers, and the broker links official LinkedIn, X, Instagram and YouTube profiles.
The lowest account minimum is 10 USD, on the entry level Nano account, rising to 50 USD on Standard and Gold, 100 USD on ECN and Crypto and 300 USD on the Stock account. The supported funding channels themselves record a minimum of 50 USD per transaction.
Funding is cryptocurrency first. Bitcoin and Tether are the supported channels, alongside local transfers that operate as a currency exchange service rather than a direct bank transfer to the broker, with availability depending on the client's country. Cards, Skrill, Neteller and ordinary international bank transfer are not offered. ITB adds no fee of its own, though the network or the local provider will still take theirs, and identity verification must be completed before a withdrawal can be requested.
ITB Broker supports the MetaTrader 5 platform, which is available on desktop, web, iOS, and Android devices. MetaTrader 5 offers multi-asset trading with advanced analytics and algorithmic tools.
No. ITB Broker holds no confirmed financial regulation. The only authority named on its record is the Financial Services Authority of St Vincent and the Grenadines, no licence number is published for it, and that authority does not issue forex trading licences.
The broker is based in Saint Lucia and operates through International Trading Brachium Ltd, registered there under number 2024-00233. That is a company registration rather than financial regulation, so it brings no client fund segregation rule, no compensation scheme and no regulatory complaints route.
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