SuperFin

SuperFin Broker Overview

SuperFin is the retail forex and CFD brand of Superfin Corp, a company presented as registered in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines under number 1671 CTD 2024. A second entity, SuperFin Corp Pty Ltd, is named in Australia. The broker trades from www.superfin.global, with a mirror of the same site at www.superfinfx.com, and its site says it has operated since 2013, a claim of the broker's own: its companies on record were registered in 2024 and 2025. It offers MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 across four live account tiers, with a 50 USD minimum deposit and leverage capped at 1:500.

SuperFin Regulation and License

SuperFin's own homepage advertises the broker as globally regulated in multiple jurisdictions, naming ASIC in Australia and FinCEN in the United States. The only authorisation entry on record is an Australian business registration, number 687 282 499, in the name of SuperFin Corp Pty Ltd. A business registration establishes that a company exists. It is not a financial services licence, and it does not authorise dealing in forex or CFDs. No financial services licence has been confirmed for SuperFin on any regulator's own register, and the licence claims themselves have not been assessed.

Is SuperFin Regulated?

No financial services licence has been confirmed for SuperFin. What stands behind the brand on record is a company registration in Australia and a corporate registration in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and neither is market authorisation. SuperFin's regulatory standing is therefore best described as claimed and unconfirmed.

Superfin Corp and SuperFin Corp Pty Ltd

Two differently named companies sit behind one brand. Superfin Corp is presented as the operating company, registered in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines under number 1671 CTD 2024, with a contact address at Suite 305, Griffith Corporate Centre, Kingstown. SuperFin Corp Pty Ltd is the Australian entity that holds business registration 687 282 499. Both are recorded as SuperFin presents them, and neither has been confirmed against the registry that issued it.

Is SuperFin Safe?

SuperFin's safety cannot be established from its regulatory position, because no financial services licence has been confirmed for it on a regulator's register. In its favour, both its platform offering and its payment network are substantial and specific; its claim to have operated since 2013 is the broker's own, as its companies on record were registered in 2024 and 2025. Against that, the operating company is presented as an offshore Saint Vincent entity, the corporate registrations have not been verified against the registries that issued them, and client funds therefore do not sit behind a confirmed onshore licence or a statutory compensation scheme.

SuperFin Account Types

Four live tiers are offered: Cent, Standard, ECN and Prime. They are unusually uniform at the entry point, each carrying the same 50 USD minimum deposit, so account size is not what separates them. The ECN tier is the one named for raw-spread pricing. SuperFin does not publish a commission rate against the individual tiers, which makes the practical difference between them hard to establish in advance.

SuperFin Spreads, Commissions and Fees

Pricing is variable rather than fixed, with an average spread of around 0.3 pips on record. SuperFin advertises zero commissions on MT4 but publishes no commission rate for each account tier, and no deposit fee, withdrawal fee or minimum or maximum transfer amount against any of its payment routes. The full cost of trading therefore cannot be established from the broker's own disclosures.

SuperFin Trading Platforms

SuperFin runs both MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, and promotes MT4 as its primary platform. Each is offered as the broker's own branded desktop installer alongside Android and iOS builds, with MT5 served from the SuperFin-Server trade server. On its MT4 pages the broker advertises swap-free trading and more than 90 tradable assets; the forex offering on record runs to around 50 pairs.

SuperFin Deposits and Withdrawals

Funding runs through cards, bank transfer, e-wallets, mobile money and USDT, with a number of routes attached to specific local currencies:

• Cards: Visa and Mastercard in all account currencies, and UnionPay for Chinese yuan.
• Bank transfer: international wire in all account currencies, with separate local routes for South African, Southeast Asian and Latin American currencies.
• E-wallets: Skrill, Neteller, SticPay, FasaPay, Perfect Money, bitwallet and AstroPay among them.
• Mobile money and local payments: M-Pesa and comparable schemes across Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Nigeria, Zimbabwe and Namibia.
• Crypto: USDT, the only cryptocurrency route published.

Deposits are shown as instant on most routes and two to four business days by international wire. Withdrawals are quoted at one to four business hours on the e-wallet, mobile money and USDT routes, and two to four business days on cards and bank transfer. No fee, and no minimum or maximum transfer amount, is published against any route.

SuperFin Support

Live chat is advertised around the clock, seven days a week including weekends. SuperFin also publishes an international phone number on +66 992249317, a separate complaints line on +65-3-1590282, and the addresses support@superfin.global and info@superfin.global. A Telegram channel is linked directly, and English is the only support language listed.

SuperFin Pros and Cons

Strengths:

• MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 both offered, with the broker's own desktop installers and mobile builds.
• A 50 USD entry point, applied uniformly across all four account tiers.
• A broad payment network, including local bank and mobile money routes across Africa, Southeast Asia and Latin America, with withdrawals quoted in hours on the e-wallet and USDT routes.
• Support advertised around the clock, with a phone number, email addresses and a separate complaints line published.

Limitations:

• No financial services licence confirmed on any regulator's register; what is on record is a company registration.
• The operating company is presented as registered in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, an offshore jurisdiction, and the registrations are unverified.
• Two differently named entities, in Australia and Saint Vincent, are associated with a single brand.
• No commission schedule and no deposit or withdrawal fees or limits are published.

SuperFin Review and Assessment

SuperFin presents a conventional MetaTrader offering, a low and uniform entry cost, and a payment network with real local depth across Africa and Southeast Asia. The operational side of the business is the part that looks most substantial. The regulatory side does not match it: the brand advertises supervision in Australia and the United States, but what sits behind that on record is a single Australian business registration rather than a licence to deal, and the operating company is presented as an offshore Saint Vincent entity. The most important thing to establish before funding an account is which of the two named companies a client contracts with, and under what authorisation it holds client money.