One licence is on record for Wonderinterest. One has been checked against an official register.
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One licence found on an official register
Last checked Oct 22, 2026
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Wonderinterest 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.
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By telephone on +357 25 056 419 or by email at support@wonderinterest.com, Monday to Friday 08:30 to 17:00 CET, with a separate customer service line on +357 25 060 257 and local numbers for the Czech Republic and Spain. There is no live chat. A complaints procedure is published, and Cyprus Investment Firm clients can escalate to the Cyprus Financial Ombudsman.
The trading account agreement states the firm does not accept clients from the United States or North Korea. No other country is named as refused anywhere on the site, and the registration form has no country of residence selector, so eligibility is settled during document verification rather than at signup. Czech residents are onboarded through a tied agent registered in the Czech Republic, and the site is published in nine European languages.
The client agreement commits the firm to placing client money in segregated accounts, keeping it separate from its own funds and not using it in the course of its own business, and the firm names the banks and electronic money institutions that hold it. As a Cyprus Investment Firm it also participates in the Cyprus Investor Compensation Fund, and it states outright that client balances can never go negative.
The firm states that withdrawal requests are handled within one business day of receipt, and its client agreement commits it to processing a completed withdrawal form no later than the next business day. Arrival is separate from processing: the firm warns that international transfers can take a further two to five business days and that it cannot guarantee same day receipt. Third party bank charges are passed on to the client.
Deposits are by bank transfer or credit and debit card, and the firm charges nothing on either. Card deposits are capped at 10,000 EUR and bank transfers have no stated maximum. Withdrawals are made by bank transfer only, and under the firm's anti money laundering rules the money must return to the same account it came from; payments to anonymous or third party accounts are refused.
Contracts for difference on 54 currency pairs, on shares, on indices, on commodities and on ETFs, plus physical share dealing on European, US and other listed markets. Cryptocurrency is not among the asset classes the firm lists on its products page.
MetaTrader 5 is the main platform, running on the firm's own Wonderinterest-Live server, with Windows desktop, iOS and Android builds linked from its trading platform page and more than 31 interface languages. The firm also names the XOH Trader platform. Autochartist is included from the Solar tier upwards. MetaTrader 4 is not offered.
Yes. There is no charge for the first six months of inactivity, then 39 USD per month from six to twelve months, and 79 USD per month beyond twelve months. The firm states the fee is not charged if the trading account holds no funds. A separate portfolio management fee is taken as a swap on physical share holdings.
Spreads are floating and start at 0.5 pips on EUR/USD, and forex, index and commodity CFDs carry no separate commission. Share CFDs cost 0.1% of volume on most European markets and 0.3% on US markets, ETF CFDs 0.3%, and physical shares 1% with a minimum of 20 EUR or 20 USD, charged on both opening and closing. Spreads are quoted as tightening at each higher deposit tier.
Up to 1:30 for retail clients, which is the European regulatory cap rather than a choice by the firm. Major currency pairs reach 1:30, most other pairs are limited to 1:20, share and ETF CFDs to 1:5, commodities to 1:10, and physical shares are unleveraged at 1:1. Margin call is signalled at a 100% margin level and open positions are closed automatically at 50%.
There is no minimum deposit on the entry level Wood account. The five higher tiers are defined by deposit size: Coal from 50,000 USD, Water from 100,000 USD, Solar from 250,000 USD, Nuclear from 500,000 USD and Fusion from 1,000,000 USD. The benefits that matter commercially, chiefly tighter spreads, only begin at Coal.
Nothing found in this review supports that. The licence, the operating company, the registered address and the named management were each checked against official records and each held up, which is more than most firms accused of fraud can produce. That does not make trading with it safe: the firm's own disclosure is that 73.31% of retail investor accounts lose money trading CFDs with it.
Wonderinterest Trading Ltd, a private Cyprus company registered under number HE 332830 at Spyrou Araouzou 163, Lordos Waterfront Court, Office 201, 3036 Limassol. The Cyprus companies registry records it as registered since 29 May 2014 and lists five directors and a named company secretary. Two of the directors, Evrula Papadopoulou and Matej Homola, are the executives the firm names on its own about page.
