Pruton Capital

WIKILIX could not establish any country policy for this broker, because none of its terms, restricted-country pages, signup form or legal documents are reachable. That is a gap in the record rather than a statement that the broker accepted everyone. The practical answer is that it is available nowhere, because it no longer operates.

There is no functioning client area, support address or company record through which a withdrawal could be requested. If you have funds you believe are held by this operator, WIKILIX suggests you document everything you have (statements, transfer receipts, correspondence, the account name your payment was sent to), raise a chargeback or recall with your card issuer or bank as quickly as the scheme rules allow, and report the matter to the financial-crime authority and the futures regulator in Indonesia and in your own country of residence.

WIKILIX found no funding table published anywhere reachable, so no deposit or withdrawal channel, fee, limit or processing time is recorded on this profile. What WIKILIX did find is a run of unresolved client reports describing withdrawals that were requested and never received, which is the single most serious finding against the brand.

The brand marketed forex, precious metals, major indices and a range of CFDs. WIKILIX could not confirm the instrument counts or the actual dealing terms, because the operator publishes nothing today.

MetaTrader 4 was the only platform associated with the brand. No working server address or download link remains available, and the platform being a well-known third-party product says nothing about whether the broker behind it was trustworthy.

Leverage was marketed up to 1:200. This is a WIKILIX finding that the operator's own website is no longer available to corroborate. Leverage at that level magnifies losses as fast as gains, and with an unregulated firm there is no negative-balance protection or margin-practice oversight behind it.

WIKILIX research puts the minimum initial deposit at approximately 10,000 USD on a single account tier. That is far above the retail norm and it could not be re-confirmed against the broker's own website, which no longer exists. In any case no deposit can be made today, and none should be attempted.

The brand named PT Pruton Mega Futures Limited as its operating company, at Level 32, Menara Standard Chartered, Jalan Prof. Dr. Satrio 164, Setiabudi, DKI Jakarta 12930, Indonesia. WIKILIX could not verify that entity: no accessible official register returned an entry for the name, and a search of the Global LEI index returned no record. The name itself is inconsistent, since an Indonesian Perseroan Terbatas (PT) would not also carry the English suffix "Limited".

No. prutoncapital.com no longer serves a broker website. It redirects to a third-party listing offering the domain name for sale. The other domain associated with the operator, pruton-futures.com, resolves to a parked advertising page. There is no client area, no signup form and no support channel reachable at either address.

WIKILIX rates it very high risk and treats the brand as one to avoid entirely. Three findings drive that: no licence anywhere, an operating company that cannot be confirmed on any accessible official register, and a consistent pattern of client reports from 2019 and 2020 describing withdrawal requests that were never paid, after which the client-facing website went dark. The site is now gone completely and the domain is being offered for sale, so there is no functioning business behind the name today.

No. WIKILIX found no forex or CFD licence in force for this operator in any jurisdiction, and no licence certificate, licence number or authority reference could be confirmed for the brand. It is recorded as unregulated. Clients of an unregulated operator have no supervisor to complain to, no guarantee that deposits are held separately from the firm's own money, and no compensation scheme.