Licence number
340/17
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- Held by RZT Capital
One licence is on record for RZT Capital. One has been checked against an official register.
Back to RZT CapitalCounts of what is on record, not a rating. Each figure describes the register entries Wikilix holds and the checks it has run against them.
RZT Capital has one licence on record with Wikilix, issued by one authority across one jurisdiction. One of them was issued by a tier-1 or tier-2 authority — the regimes with the strictest capital, reporting and client-money rules. We located 1 of 1 on the issuing authority’s own register.
Every licence on record for RZT Capital, strongest authority first.
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CySEC's own rules for the firms it authorises.
Answered from the register entries on this page.
No. A brand with no reachable website, no confirmed licence and no way to open or fund an account is not suitable for any trader, and least of all for someone starting out. A beginner should choose a broker whose licence can be checked on a regulator's own register.
They are the same legal person. The Cyprus register shows one company, HE 360650, which has been named RZT Capital Ltd and Ruizean Markets Ltd in the past and is now registered as Accuindex EU Limited. The RZT Capital name is historic and is no longer in use by that company.
The contact details on record are a Cyprus telephone number, +357 25 262216, an email address at the brand's own domain, and Facebook and X accounts. The email domain no longer resolves, so that route is unlikely to work, and no support hours or live chat were ever published.
Unknown. The brand publishes no terms, no restricted countries page and no registration form that could show which jurisdictions it onboarded, because its website is no longer online. No country restriction list could be established either way.
Only a spread from 0.2 pips was advertised. No commission schedule, swap table or withdrawal fee list was published, so the full cost of trading under this brand is not established.
This cannot be answered. The brand never published withdrawal processing times in a form that can be checked, and with the site offline there is no functioning withdrawal route at all.
There is no working way to do either. The brand's website does not resolve, so there is no funding page, no published fee schedule and no withdrawal process to follow. No deposit or withdrawal terms can be confirmed.
No account tiers were ever published for RZT Capital. Only a single minimum first deposit of 200 USD is on record, with no breakdown by account level, so the account structure is unknown.
MetaTrader 4 was the only platform offered, in its usual desktop, web and mobile builds. No proprietary platform and no second platform were published.
Maximum leverage was advertised at 1:3000. That is far above what retail clients may be offered under European Union conduct rules, which is a strong sign the offering was not aimed at clients protected by those rules.
The minimum first deposit was stated as 200 USD. That figure is not corroborated by anything the operator itself publishes today, since the brand's website is offline.
No. The domain rztcapital.com does not resolve, so there is no live site to read. That means none of the brand's trading conditions, account terms or funding rules can be checked against its own publications.
The legal company behind the brand is registered in Cyprus under number HE 360650, incorporated on 30 September 2016. The Cyprus Registrar of Companies records RZT Capital Ltd and Ruizean Markets Ltd as former names of that company, whose current registered name is Accuindex EU Limited. It has five named individual directors and a corporate secretary.
There is no confirmed finding of fraud against RZT Capital, but it cannot be treated as safe either. The brand has no working website, no confirmed licence and no route to fund an account, and its Cypriot company has since been renamed. Any party soliciting deposits under this name today should be treated as unconnected to that company.