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2.5/5Safety rating 2.5 out of 5
Not proven to be a scam, but not safe either. Trade W holds a genuine Seychelles licence, listed on the regulator's own register, yet its conduct record carries real problems, so we rate it high risk…
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Regulation6/10 · HighIdentity & transparency4/10 · ModerateWithdrawals & conduct7/10 · HighReputation7/10 · HighWebsite claims7/10 · HighOperational history6/10 · High
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Broker Summary
What Wikilix has recorded about Trade W: its history, the licences it holds, its trading conditions and its fees.
Trade W Broker Overview
Trade W, also written as TradeWill, is a retail forex and CFD brand run by two companies in one group. Tradewill Global Limited, registered in Seychelles, holds the group's trading licence, and Tradewill Global LLC is registered in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. The brand runs two public websites, and , the second of which states that it is operated exclusively by the Saint Vincent company. The proposition is a low entry price rather than a broad product range: two funded MetaTrader 4 tiers starting at 10 US dollars, leverage quoted up to 1:500, and a choice between MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and the group's own Trade W terminal and mobile apps.
Trade W Regulation and License
The group names one financial licence, and it belongs to its Seychelles company. The Seychelles Financial Services Authority lists Tradewill Global Limited on its Securities Dealer register under licence number SD111, with the website tradewill.com and the trading names TRADEWILL and Trade W, as of 16 October 2026. The register records the licence as active, and the same check confirmed the Seychelles registration number the broker publishes for the company, 8430716-1.
Seychelles is an offshore jurisdiction, and the permission is narrower than the word regulated suggests: it allows the company to deal in securities and derivatives, but it brings no investor compensation scheme, no statutory client money guarantee and no independent dispute service. The client agreement the broker publishes makes the same point in its own way. Appendix 1 of that document tells the client that the extent to which they may recover their money or other assets is governed by the law and local rules of the country where the counterparty acts.
The group's second company, Tradewill Global LLC, is given on the broker's own site as registered in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines under number 1365 LLC 2021, at Euro House, Richmond Hill Road, Kingstown. A company registration of that kind records that a company exists; it is not financial regulation and it carries no supervision of how client money is handled. The group's own risk disclosure describes that company as a forex broker registered in Saint Vincent with a foreign exchange trading licence, while the licence its legal notices and the Seychelles register identify belongs to Tradewill Global Limited in Seychelles.
Is Trade W Regulated?
Only offshore, and only through one of its two companies. The Seychelles Financial Services Authority's Securities Dealer register carries the group's Seychelles company under SD111, while the Saint Vincent company behind the brand's second website has a company registration and no financial licence on record. No onshore regulator appears anywhere on the broker's own legal pages, and its disclaimer excludes residents of the United States, the United Kingdom, Europe, Canada and several other countries, which are the markets where an onshore licence would be needed to take retail clients.
Tradewill Global Limited and Tradewill Global LLC
Two companies share the brand, and which one a client is dealing with is worth establishing before funding an account. Tradewill Global Limited is the Seychelles company that holds the licence, and TRADEWILL is the approved business name under which it operates there. Tradewill Global LLC is the Saint Vincent and the Grenadines company, which the group names as the exclusive operator of the tradewill-global.com site and says is not used for any operations related to the Seychelles licensed entity.
The group's own pages are not consistent about where the Seychelles company is registered. The footer of tradewill.com gives Office 12, 3rd Floor, IMAD Complex, Ile Du Port, Mahe, while the footer of tradewill-global.com gives Room 3, Attic Suites, 3rd Floor, Oliver Maradan Building, Victoria, Mahe, and it is the second of those that matches the address recorded against the licence on the Seychelles register. The client agreement adds a third version, defining the Company as TRADEWILL GLOBAL LLC formed and registered in the Republic of Seychelles and naming the Supreme Court of Seychelles as the court for disputes, which does not match the Saint Vincent registration the websites give for that same company.
Is Trade W Safe?
The Seychelles licence is on the register, but an offshore dealing permission is not protection for client money, and the honest answer turns on the client agreement rather than on the marketing pages. That document describes the company as a market maker that may hold a proprietary position against its clients and may seek to make profits from doing so, and it tells the client that the spread is remuneration to the company and will not necessarily be revealed on a trade confirmation or otherwise. Clause 3.13 reserves the right to retrieve historic trading profits the company can document were gained through abuse of liquidity, at any time during the relationship. None of this is unusual for an offshore market maker, but it is a long way from the protection an onshore licence carries, and none of it appears in the broker's promotional copy.
Trade W Account Types
Two funded tiers are published, and both run on MetaTrader 4 with market execution.
- MT4 Standard Account: minimum deposit 10 US dollars, leverage up to 1:500, spreads from 0.0 pips, commission of 10 to 15 US dollars per lot depending on the instrument.
- MT4 Pro Account: minimum deposit 200 US dollars, leverage up to 1:500, no commission, but a minimum spread of 10 pips.
The difference between them is a straightforward swap: the Pro tier buys commission-free trading with a spread floor ten times wider than the Standard tier's. Both allow micro lots from 0.01, support Expert Advisors and quote a 10 US dollar minimum withdrawal. A demo account in virtual US dollars is offered, although the site publishes no specification for it. No funded tier is published for MetaTrader 5, even though the broker distributes its own MetaTrader 5 build.
Trade W Spreads, Commissions and Fees
Spreads are variable. On the Standard tier they start at 0.0 pips and are charged alongside commission of 10 US dollars per lot on EUR/USD and 15 US dollars per lot on gold. The Pro tier charges no commission and prices on a minimum spread of 10 pips instead. Overnight financing is quoted at 3 US dollars per lot on forex, cryptocurrencies and metals, and 6 US dollars per lot on indices.
Two further costs sit in the client agreement rather than on a fee page. Clause 8.6 reserves the right to introduce new fees on one month's notice, which is also why the broker nowhere states that deposits are free. Clause 4.12 allows the company to archive or disable an account that has been inactive for ninety calendar days and holds ten euros or less.
Trade W Leverage
Both published tiers state leverage of up to 1:500. That is a ceiling rather than a flat rate, and the broker does not publish the steps beneath it instrument by instrument.
Trade W Trading Platforms
Three platforms are offered. MetaTrader 4 is the one both funded tiers trade on, in a broker-branded build for Windows, Mac, iOS and Android. A broker-branded MetaTrader 5 build is published on the same downloads page, although no account tier is attached to it. The third is Trade W itself, the group's own platform: a browser terminal plus iOS and Android apps carrying TradingView charts, with deposits and withdrawals built in and the Android app distributed as a direct APK rather than through an app store.
Trade W Deposits and Withdrawals
The broker publishes categories rather than providers. Bank transfers, credit and debit cards, e-wallets and local payment methods are named in its FAQ, and digital currency payments on its app page, but no individual bank, card scheme, wallet or coin is named anywhere on the site and there is no dedicated deposits or withdrawals page. Deposits are described as instant. Withdrawals are quoted at about 30 minutes in the FAQ and at 20 minutes on the home page, carry a fee of 1 US dollar per order, and run from a 10 US dollar minimum to a 1,500 US dollar maximum per order. Verification documents must be accepted before any withdrawal is released.
The most significant funding term is on none of the marketing pages. Clause 2.9.1 of the client agreement reserves a withdrawal commission of up to 4.5 per cent where there has been insufficient trading activity between the last deposit and the withdrawal request, scaled at 2 per cent after one to three months, 3 per cent after three to six months and 4.5 per cent beyond six. It is charged on top of the 1 US dollar fee, and the broker's own answer on fee transparency does not mention it.
Trade W Support
Support is offered in English by email at support@trade-will.com, by telephone on +248 4224249, and through a live chat the broker lists as available around the clock. The site carries an , and the brand runs public Facebook, X, Instagram and YouTube accounts.
Trade W Pros and Cons
Strengths: a Securities Dealer licence recorded on the Seychelles register, a 10 US dollar entry on the Standard tier, spreads from 0.0 pips on that tier, a choice of MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and the group's own terminal, Expert Advisor support on both tiers, and a published withdrawal target measured in minutes rather than days.
Limitations: an offshore licence with no compensation scheme and no onshore regulation; two operating companies, with three different accounts of where the Seychelles one is registered; no named payment provider and no deposits page; a withdrawal commission of up to 4.5 per cent set out only in the client agreement; contractual terms that allow the company to trade against its clients and not to disclose the spread; and a Pro tier whose commission-free pricing is paid for with a 10 pip minimum spread.
Trade W Review and Assessment
Trade W is an offshore, low minimum retail CFD brand whose one licence is recorded on the Seychelles register, whose advertised trading terms are competitive at the entry level, and whose contractual terms are considerably less generous than its marketing. For a prospective client, the exit matters more than the 10 US dollar minimum. The points to confirm are which of the two companies is the counterparty, what a withdrawal costs under the client agreement, and what recourse exists if something goes wrong. The broker's own documents place that recourse in a local court or arbitration, not with an ombudsman. The client agreement is worth reading in full before any account is funded.
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Website snapshots
8 full-page captures of Trade W's own site, archived so what they said can still be read after the pages change.
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Regulatory Licenses
We have not confirmed any regulation for Trade W. Money deposited with an unregulated broker is protected only by the company itself.
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We have not confirmed any regulation for Trade W. An unregulated broker is not supervised by a financial authority, and money you deposit is protected only by the company itself.
What this means for you
- No compensation scheme covers your funds.
- No regulator to escalate a complaint to.
- No audit of how client money is held.
Trading accounts
Account Types
2 account types on record. Minimum deposit from USD 10. Leverage up to 1:500.
2 account types
| Account | Min Deposit | Max Leverage | Commission |
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| MT4 Standard AccountStandard | USD 10 | 1:500 | $10-15 per lot, depending on the instrument |
| MT4 Pro AccountPro · VIP | USD 200 | 1:500 | None - commission-free |
Client acceptance
Country availability
Where Trade W says it will and won't take clients
11 countries
Confirmed blocked
Named in the broker's own terms
USUnited StatesGBUnited KingdomCACanadaKPNorth KoreaMMMyanmarRURussiaILIsraelIRIran
Likely blocked
Reported, not verified against a primary source
CNChinaMYMalaysiaHRCroatia
How we know — 10 sources
- 1The refused countries come from the broker's disclaimer, published in the site footer and on the Legal Statement page at https://tradewill.com/legal-notices: "The aforementioned entities do not offer services to residents of certain jurisdictions, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Europe, Canada, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Myanmar, Russia, Israel and the Islamic Republic of Iran." The word "including" makes that list non-exhaustive.
- 2"Europe" is a region, not a country, and the site names no European state, so that word adds no European country. The broker's own country list, which populates every country selector on its website, carries every EU and EEA state except Croatia and promotes Germany among its eight featured countries, so the disclaimer and the onboarding list disagree about Europe. The United Kingdom is recorded because the disclaimer names it in its own right.
- 3The broker's own country list of 196 entries omits the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada altogether, which corroborates those three. The registration form at https://tradewill.com/register/mail additionally requires every applicant to confirm that they are not a U.S. citizen or U.S. tax resident.
- 4China, Malaysia and Croatia are likely refusals, not confirmed ones. No page of the site names them. The only sign is their absence from that same 196-entry country list, which also leaves out the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada.
- 5North Korea, Myanmar, Russia, Israel and Iran are named in the disclaimer yet remain present in the broker's own country list with registration enabled, so the published text and the onboarding list disagree about all five. The disclaimer decides here because the registration form was not reached past its email step. Sources: https://tradewill.com/legal-notices and https://tradewill.com/register/mail.
- 6No dependent territory is recorded as blocked. The broker's country list explicitly includes Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa and the Northern Marianas, as well as Gibraltar, Bermuda, Anguilla and Montserrat, so neither the United States refusal nor the United Kingdom refusal extends to their territories.
- 7No country is shown as accepted. Registration at https://tradewill.com/register/mail collects only an email address at its first step and shows no country selector, and the country list read on this occasion is the one the public site renders in its contact form at https://tradewill.com/contact, which does not govern onboarding.
- 8Neither client agreement restricts clients by country. Both were read in full, Tradewill Global LLC at https://tradewill.com/legal/ClientServiceAgreement.pdf (55 pages) and Tradewill Global Limited at https://tradewill.com/legal/2ClientServiceAgreement.pdf (56 pages), along with the eleven other documents in the legal library, and not one of them names a jurisdiction. The Risk Disclosure Policy instead places the onus on the client: "You also assume responsibility for trading and non-trading operations performed within countries where they are restricted or prohibited by law." (https://tradewill.com/legal/Risk.pdf)
- 9The site publishes no restricted countries or accepted countries page. The paths /restricted-countries, /prohibited-countries, /accepted-countries and /where-we-operate all return the site's not-found shell, and its published sitemap of 282 pages lists no such page. The AML policy at https://tradewill.com/policy names no jurisdiction, and neither the website FAQ at https://tradewill.com/faq nor the help centre at https://help.tradewill.com carries an article on country eligibility.
- 10The broker's FAQ at https://tradewill.com/faq states that it provides services to clients globally and to clients across different countries worldwide, which sits awkwardly beside the disclaimer above but names no country.
Deposits & withdrawals
Funding Methods
5 ways to fund an account.
5 methods
| Method | Deposit fee | Withdrawal fee | Min deposit | Withdrawal min / max | Processing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Credit/Debit CardsCredit CardChannel named in the FAQ answer 'What Deposit and Withdrawal Methods are Available at Trade W?', which lists bank transfers, credit/debit cards, e-wallets and local payment methods as categories and names no individual card scheme or provider. TIMES: the FAQ answer 'Is My Money Safe with Trade W?' states instant deposits and withdrawals 'typically processed within 30 minutes' - a target, not a promise. The processing time shown is the longer of the two directions, which is the withdrawal side; deposits are instant. BROKER CONFLICT: the home page advertises deposits in 'as little as 60 seconds' and '20-minute withdrawals' against the FAQ's 30 minutes (https://tradewill.com/). FEES: the $1 per-order withdrawal fee and the $10 minimum / $1500 maximum per order are from the FAQ answer 'Is Trade W Transparent with Their Fees?'. ON TOP OF THE $1, clause 2.9.1 of the Client Service Agreement reserves a withdrawal commission of up to 4.5% where there has been insufficient trading activity between the last deposit and the withdrawal request, scaled by the table on p.12: 2% for 1-3 months, 3% for 3-6 months, 4.5% beyond 6 months (https://tradewill.com/legal/ClientServiceAgreement.pdf). Clause 8.6 also reserves the right to introduce new fees on one month's notice, so the deposit fee is left unrecorded rather than stored as zero. MINIMUM DEPOSIT: the $10 shown is the account-opening minimum given on the accounts pages, not a minimum for this channel; the broker publishes no per-channel deposit minimum. CURRENCIES: the USD/EUR/GBP list shown here could not be confirmed anywhere on the site. | Not recorded | USD 1 | USD 10 | USD 10USD 1,500 | Up to 1 hour |
Bank/Wire TransfersBank TransferChannel named in the FAQ answer 'What Deposit and Withdrawal Methods are Available at Trade W?' as 'bank transfers'. The site does not distinguish domestic transfers from international wires, publishes no bank list and no country list, so the combined name is used. TIMES: the FAQ answer 'Is My Money Safe with Trade W?' states instant deposits and withdrawals 'typically processed within 30 minutes' - a target, not a promise. The processing time shown is the longer of the two directions. BROKER CONFLICT: the home page advertises deposits in 'as little as 60 seconds' and '20-minute withdrawals' against the FAQ's 30 minutes (https://tradewill.com/). FEES: the $1 per-order withdrawal fee and the $10 minimum / $1500 maximum per order are from the FAQ answer 'Is Trade W Transparent with Their Fees?'. ON TOP OF THE $1, clause 2.9.1 of the Client Service Agreement reserves a withdrawal commission of up to 4.5% where there has been insufficient trading activity between the last deposit and the withdrawal request, scaled by the table on p.12: 2% for 1-3 months, 3% for 3-6 months, 4.5% beyond 6 months (https://tradewill.com/legal/ClientServiceAgreement.pdf). Clause 8.6 also reserves the right to introduce new fees on one month's notice, so the deposit fee is left unrecorded rather than stored as zero. MINIMUM DEPOSIT: the $10 shown is the account-opening minimum given on the accounts pages, not a minimum for this channel. CURRENCIES: the USD/EUR/GBP list shown here could not be confirmed anywhere on the site. The claim that withdrawals take 30 minutes but 'may take longer depending on bank and region' could not be confirmed either; the 30-minute target is the site's own wording. | Not recorded | USD 1 | USD 10 | USD 10USD 1,500 | Up to 1 hour |
E-WalletsE-WalletChannel named in the FAQ answer 'What Deposit and Withdrawal Methods are Available at Trade W?' as the category 'e-wallets'. IMPORTANT: Skrill and Neteller do not appear anywhere on the broker's own site - not on the FAQ, the app page or the legal documents. The category itself is sourced; the individual wallets are not. TIMES: the FAQ answer 'Is My Money Safe with Trade W?' states instant deposits and withdrawals 'typically processed within 30 minutes' - a target, not a promise. The processing time shown is the longer of the two directions. BROKER CONFLICT: the home page advertises deposits in 'as little as 60 seconds' and '20-minute withdrawals' against the FAQ's 30 minutes (https://tradewill.com/). FEES: the $1 per-order withdrawal fee and the $10 minimum / $1500 maximum per order are from the FAQ answer 'Is Trade W Transparent with Their Fees?'. ON TOP OF THE $1, clause 2.9.1 of the Client Service Agreement reserves a withdrawal commission of up to 4.5% where there has been insufficient trading activity between the last deposit and the withdrawal request, scaled by the table on p.12: 2% for 1-3 months, 3% for 3-6 months, 4.5% beyond 6 months (https://tradewill.com/legal/ClientServiceAgreement.pdf). Clause 8.6 also reserves the right to introduce new fees on one month's notice. MINIMUM DEPOSIT: the $10 shown is the account-opening minimum, not a minimum for this channel. CURRENCIES: the USD/EUR/GBP list shown here could not be confirmed. | Not recorded | USD 1 | USD 10 | USD 10USD 1,500 | Up to 1 hour |
CryptocurrenciesCryptocurrencyChannel sourced from the Trade W app page, which lists 'Digital currency payments and local payment methods' under 'Why Choose the Trade W Trading Platform'. NOTE: the FAQ's own deposit and withdrawal answer does NOT mention crypto - it names bank transfers, cards, e-wallets and local methods only - so this channel rests on the app page alone. The site names no coin, token or network anywhere, so nothing more specific is shown. TIMES: the FAQ answer 'Is My Money Safe with Trade W?' states instant deposits and withdrawals 'typically processed within 30 minutes' - a target, not a promise, and stated for the broker as a whole rather than for crypto specifically. The processing time shown is the longer of the two directions. FEES: the $1 per-order withdrawal fee and the $10 minimum / $1500 maximum per order are from the FAQ answer 'Is Trade W Transparent with Their Fees?' and are stated as blanket figures, not per channel. ON TOP OF THE $1, clause 2.9.1 of the Client Service Agreement reserves a withdrawal commission of up to 4.5% where there has been insufficient trading activity between the last deposit and the withdrawal request, scaled by the table on p.12: 2% for 1-3 months, 3% for 3-6 months, 4.5% beyond 6 months (https://tradewill.com/legal/ClientServiceAgreement.pdf). Clause 8.6 also reserves the right to introduce new fees on one month's notice. MINIMUM DEPOSIT: the $10 shown is the account-opening minimum, not a minimum for this channel. CURRENCIES: the USD/EUR/GBP list shown here could not be confirmed; it is in any case an odd list for a crypto channel. | Not recorded | USD 1 | USD 10 | USD 10USD 1,500 | Up to 1 hour |
Other Local Payment MethodsOtherChannel named in the FAQ answer 'What Deposit and Withdrawal Methods are Available at Trade W?', which says the broker facilitates transactions 'through trusted local payment methods', and again in the FAQ answer 'Is My Money Safe with Trade W?'. The Trade W app page repeats it as 'local payment methods'. The site names no individual provider and no country, so the stored generic name is kept as the most specific thing the broker actually publishes. TIMES: the FAQ states instant deposits and withdrawals 'typically processed within 30 minutes' - a target, not a promise. The row stores the longer of the two directions. BROKER CONFLICT: the home page advertises deposits in 'as little as 60 seconds' and '20-minute withdrawals' against the FAQ's 30 minutes (https://tradewill.com/). FEES: the $1 per-order withdrawal fee and the $10 minimum / $1500 maximum per order are from the FAQ answer 'Is Trade W Transparent with Their Fees?'. ON TOP OF THE $1, clause 2.9.1 of the Client Service Agreement reserves a withdrawal commission of up to 4.5% where there has been insufficient trading activity between the last deposit and the withdrawal request, scaled by the table on p.12: 2% for 1-3 months, 3% for 3-6 months, 4.5% beyond 6 months (https://tradewill.com/legal/ClientServiceAgreement.pdf). Clause 8.6 also reserves the right to introduce new fees on one month's notice. MINIMUM DEPOSIT: the $10 shown is the account-opening minimum, not a minimum for this channel. The stored note 'Varies by region' is kept in substance: the broker says the local methods vary but never says how. | Not recorded | USD 1 | USD 10 | USD 10USD 1,500 | Up to 1 hour |
Trading software
Trading Platforms
3 trading platforms on record: MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and Proprietary platform.
3 platforms
MetaTrader 5
Broker-branded MT5 build for Windows, Mac OS, iOS and Android. No account tier is published for MT5: both tiers on the accounts pages are MT4.
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- Mac
- Android
- iOS
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Trade W, the broker's own platform: a Web Trader terminal plus iOS and Android apps, with deposits and withdrawals built in. Android is offered as a direct APK.
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- Web Trader
- Android
- iOS
Features on record
- TradingView charts
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Websites
Global Domains
3 domains on record. All active and served over HTTPS.
3 domains
Legal entities
Corporate Network
2 legal entities behind the Trade W brand.
2 entities
- Tradewill Global LimitedActiveSeychellesRegistration 8430716-1
- Tradewill Global LLCActiveSaint Vincent and the GrenadinesRegistration 1365 LLC 2021
Company registry check
Company Registration
The operating company is Tradewill Global Limited. Registered in Seychelles. Registration number 8430716-1.
Confirmed on licence register
- Legal entity
- Tradewill Global Limited
- Registration number
- 8430716-1
- Jurisdiction
- Seychelles
- Registry
- Seychelles FSA Securities Dealer register
- Registered address
- Room 3, Attic Suites, 3rd Floor, Oliver Maradan Building, Victoria, Mahe, Seychelles
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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Trade W
Most Popular Questions
They are two websites of the same brand, run by two different companies in the group. The footer of states that the domain is operated exclusively by Tradewill Global LLC, the Saint Vincent and the Grenadines entity, and is not used for any operations related to the Seychelles licensed entity. is the site tied to Tradewill Global Limited, the Seychelles company whose Securities Dealer licence SD111 is on the Seychelles register, so which site a client registers on decides which company is their counterparty.
Trade W lists an English-language support email at support@trade-will.com and a telephone number on +248 4224249, and offers a live chat it describes as available around the clock. Its website also carries an and a help centre.
Yes. Both of Trade W's published account tiers run on MetaTrader 4 with market execution, support Expert Advisors and allow micro lots from 0.01, and the broker states that all trading strategies are allowed.
Trade W publishes no inactivity fee, but its client agreement reserves a related right. Clause 4.12 allows the company to archive or disable an account that has had no trading, deposit or withdrawal activity for at least ninety calendar days and holds ten euros or less. Clause 8.6 separately reserves the right to introduce new fees on one month's notice.
Yes. Trade W's FAQ describes a demo account as a risk-free environment using virtual currency denominated in US dollars. The broker publishes no specification page for it, so no minimum, leverage or commission is stated for the demo.
Two companies in one group. Tradewill Global Limited is the Seychelles company. On 16 October 2026 it was listed on the Seychelles Financial Services Authority's Securities Dealer register under licence number SD111 and registration number 8430716-1. Tradewill Global LLC is registered in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines under number 1365 LLC 2021 at Euro House, Richmond Hill Road, Kingstown, and the group names it as the exclusive operator of its tradewill-global.com website. The two websites publish different registered addresses for the Seychelles company, and it is the one on tradewill-global.com that matches the address recorded against the licence.
Trade W's disclaimer on tradewill.com says its entities do not offer services to residents of certain jurisdictions, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Europe, Canada, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Myanmar, Russia, Israel and Iran. The word 'including' makes that list open rather than complete. The group's second website, tradewill-global.com, publishes a shorter list for the same brand, naming the United States, the United Kingdom, Europe, Canada, Israel and Iran, so the list that applies depends on which of the two sites a client signs up through.
Trade W quotes a withdrawal target of about 30 minutes in its FAQ, while its home page advertises 20 minutes. Each withdrawal costs 1 US dollar, with a 10 US dollar minimum and a 1,500 US dollar maximum per order, and verification documents must be accepted first. One further charge is set out only in the client agreement: clause 2.9.1 reserves a withdrawal commission of up to 4.5 per cent where there has been insufficient trading activity between the last deposit and the withdrawal request, scaled at 2 per cent after one to three months, 3 per cent after three to six months and 4.5 per cent beyond six.
It depends on the tier. The MT4 Standard account has spreads from 0.0 pips and charges commission of 10 US dollars per lot on EUR/USD and 15 US dollars per lot on gold; the MT4 Pro account charges no commission but prices on a minimum spread of 10 pips. Positions held overnight cost 3 US dollars per lot on forex, cryptocurrencies and metals, and 6 US dollars per lot on indices. The client agreement also states that the spread is the company's remuneration and will not necessarily be revealed on a trade confirmation.
Trade W states leverage of up to 1:500 on both of its published account tiers. That is a ceiling rather than a flat rate, and the broker does not publish the steps beneath it instrument by instrument.
The minimum deposit is 10 US dollars on the MT4 Standard account and 200 US dollars on the MT4 Pro account. Those are the two funded tiers Trade W publishes. The broker quotes a 10 US dollar minimum on withdrawals as well.
Trade W offers contracts for difference on forex, stock indices, individual stocks, metals and cryptocurrencies, and its account pages advertise more than 100 instruments across forex, indices, precious metals and stocks. Spreads are variable rather than fixed and leverage is quoted at up to 1:500. What a trade costs depends on the tier: the Standard account pays commission of 10 to 15 US dollars per lot, while the Pro account is commission-free but prices on a minimum spread of 10 pips.
Yes, and verification gates withdrawals rather than account opening. Trade W's policy page states that it sets no deadline for submitting verification documents but that submitting them is an obligatory requirement for a client to withdraw funds, and its FAQ adds that withdrawals are processed only after verification and that the account name must match the name on the receiving bank account. The broker also states that an account may be frozen where it believes the holder may be involved in fraudulent activity.
Trade W names categories rather than providers: bank transfers, credit and debit cards, e-wallets and local payment methods in its FAQ, and digital currency payments on its app page. It names no individual bank, card scheme, wallet or coin anywhere on its site, and publishes no dedicated deposits or withdrawals page. Deposits are described as instant; withdrawals are quoted at about 30 minutes in the FAQ and at 20 minutes on the home page, cost 1 US dollar per order, and run from a 10 US dollar minimum to a 1,500 US dollar maximum per order.
Trade W offers three platforms: MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and its own Trade W terminal. MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 are published as broker-branded builds for Windows, Mac, iOS and Android, while Trade W runs as a browser terminal plus iOS and Android apps with TradingView charts and funding built in, the Android app being distributed as a direct APK. Both of the broker's funded account tiers trade on MetaTrader 4, and no account tier is published for MetaTrader 5.
Only offshore, and a licence is not the same thing as safety. Trade W's Seychelles company, Tradewill Global Limited, was on the Seychelles Financial Services Authority's Securities Dealer register under licence number SD111 on 16 October 2026. Seychelles supervision carries no investor compensation scheme, no statutory client money guarantee and no independent dispute service, and the brand names no onshore regulator. Its own client agreement describes the company as a market maker that may hold positions against its clients, so the register entry confirms the company is permitted to deal rather than that client money is protected.
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