Pruton Capital

Pruton Capital was the retail trading brand of PT Pruton Mega Futures Limited, an Indonesian futures brokerage that presented itself from a Jakarta address at Level 32, Menara Standard Chartered, Jalan Prof. Dr. Satrio 164, Setiabudi, DKI Jakarta 12930. WIKILIX research places the brand's origins around 2006 and its active retail operation in the 2013 to 2020 period.

The brand is no longer operating. Its primary domain, prutoncapital.com, no longer serves a broker website at all: it now resolves to a domain-resale listing offering the name for sale. The secondary domain associated with the operator, pruton-futures.com, resolves to a parked advertising page. There is no live client area, no signup form, no funding page, no legal documents and no support channel that can be reached. Anyone approached today by a party trading under this name is not dealing with the original business and should treat the approach as an impersonation attempt.

Regulation. WIKILIX found no forex or CFD licence in force for this operator in any jurisdiction. No licence certificate, licence number or authority reference could be confirmed for the brand, and the operator's own website is no longer available to publish one. On that basis Pruton Capital is recorded as unregulated. A company name and a Jakarta office address are corporate and commercial facts, not supervision, and neither gives a client any right of complaint, any segregation of deposits or any compensation entitlement.

Corporate identity. The name PT Pruton Mega Futures Limited is itself internally inconsistent: an Indonesian Perseroan Terbatas (PT) does not also carry the English suffix "Limited". WIKILIX could not locate the entity on any accessible official register, and a search of the Global LEI index returned no record for the name. The corporate reality behind the brand therefore remains unverified.

What was offered. The brand marketed MetaTrader 4 on a single account tier with a minimum initial deposit of around 10,000 USD, leverage to 1:200, floating spreads and no commission, across forex, precious metals, indices and CFDs. None of it can be confirmed now, and the 10,000 USD entry point was unusually high for a retail broker of this profile. WIKILIX also found a consistent pattern of unresolved client reports from 2019 and 2020 describing withdrawals that were requested and never paid, followed by the client-facing website becoming unreachable.

Who this suits. Nobody. There is no way to open or fund an account, no supervisor to complain to and no verified company to pursue. This profile exists so that the name can be recognised if it reappears, not as a recommendation.