MISA licence BFX2024036

There is no way to do so online. The site has no registration form, no signup page and no client portal on any of its pages, and every account-related button leads either nowhere or to the contact form. The only route offered is to contact the company by telephone, email or that form.

The broker names Turkey, the United States and North Korea as jurisdictions it does not serve, in a risk warning carried on every page. Beyond that exclusion it publishes no list of accepted countries, and because there is no registration form anywhere on the site there is no onboarding country selector to check either.

Currency pairs, indices, commodities and precious metals. The site names around 50 forex pairs and lists 44 of them, ten index symbols, two oil contracts and six precious metal pairs. Cryptocurrencies are mentioned in its marketing copy but no crypto instruments are listed anywhere on the site.

MetaTrader 5, and nothing else. The platform page lists Windows, Mac OS, Android and iOS builds. The site publishes no download link and no web terminal, and although its instrument pages advertise MetaTrader 4 as well, the broker's own platforms section does not offer it.

The company publishes no fee of its own. It states only that it has no fee-free arrangement with banks, so a deposit or withdrawal may attract charges from the client's own bank. Because no fee schedule is published at all, the absence of a stated broker fee is not the same as a guarantee that none applies.

The company states that withdrawals are processed immediately and typically credited in about fifteen minutes, with no minimum withdrawal amount. That claim is not supported by any published withdrawal procedure or terms, and the customer panel the FAQ says withdrawals are requested through does not exist on the site, so the process could not be confirmed.

By bank transfer only. The FAQ states that clients transfer the amount to the company's affiliated bank accounts, quoting their name and account number in the transfer description. The bank accounts are not identified, the dedicated deposits page publishes nothing and says it is being updated, and no card, e-wallet or crypto route is described anywhere despite the site advertising a wide range of funding methods.

The advertised cost is spreads from 0.1 pips with no commission on forex, but no spread table, swap rate or fee schedule is published to support it. The same instrument pages that promise commission-free trading also refer to low commissions, so the site contradicts itself. Actual trading costs cannot be established from what is published.

The site gives three different answers, so the real maximum is unclear. The home page advertises leverage up to 1:500, the forex and precious metals pages state up to 1:10, and the indices and commodities pages state up to 1:1000. A figure that changes from page to page on the broker's own website should be confirmed in writing before it is relied on.

The site does not publish a minimum deposit. Its accounts page states only that every client receives the same conditions with no tier-based restrictions, and the demo account and deposit pages carry no figures. Anyone considering an account would have to ask the company directly.

The site names Off Capital Trading LTD as the operating company, in its footer, risk warning and licence page. No company registration number, incorporation date, director or shareholder is published anywhere. Searches of Georgia's public business register and the global Legal Entity Identifier system returned no company of this name, and the Comoros maintains no searchable companies register, so the ownership behind the brand is not established.

There is no confirmed evidence of fraud, but there is also very little that could be confirmed at all, and the broker should be treated as unverified rather than clean. The company could not be located on any reachable official register, it publishes no client agreement or terms of business, and it operates no account registration system. Those are unusual gaps for a firm inviting deposits.

No regulation has been confirmed. Off Capital Trading LTD states on its regulation page that it is authorised by the Mwali International Services Authority in the Comoros under licence number BFX2024036, but that authority operates no public licence lookup and the number could not be matched to any official record. The claim is therefore advertised rather than verified, and the broker holds no licence from any authority that supervises retail forex in a major market.