FSA licence SD145

The products page lists more than 60 FX pairs across majors, minors and exotics, plus CFDs on precious metals, global indices such as the NASDAQ, DAX and Dow Jones, energies including oil and gas, and shares. The instrument count is quoted inconsistently across the site as "500+" on the homepage and "300+" on the accounts pages.

Yes. A Halal option is offered alongside each of the three tiers. Approval is at the broker's sole discretion and must be requested formally. The client service agreement sets out the conditions: no swaps are charged, but an administrative fee may apply to positions held overnight after a three calendar day grace period, and positions may be held for a maximum of seven consecutive calendar days.

No. All three account tiers are advertised as zero commission, and the broker states it is remunerated by the spread. Spreads start from 1.2 pips on Standard, 0.8 pips on Advanced and 0.1 to 0.2 pips on PRO. Remember that withdrawal fees, the card processor's 2.99 percent and overnight swaps are separate costs.

We found no evidence that SupremeFX is a fabricated operation. The company exists on the Seychelles register, the licence number is real and the address, phone numbers and legal documents are all disclosed. That said, we rate it high risk: supervision is offshore and weak, we could not verify the licence against the regulator's own register, and there are credible unresolved reports of realised profits being cancelled and only deposits returned. Treat it as a broker where your funds depend on the operator's good faith rather than on regulatory protection.

The broker's own restriction notice says it does not provide services in the United States, the United Arab Emirates, Canada, Israel, Japan, North Korea, Belgium or UN and EU sanctioned countries. Note two inconsistencies: the FAQ says only the US and "blacklisted countries" are excluded, and the registration form presents an unfiltered world country list that includes every restricted country named above. The published policy therefore is not enforced at signup, and residents of a listed country risk having an account opened that the broker's own terms say it will not serve.

The broker states withdrawals are processed within 24 to 48 working hours, Monday to Friday between 9am and 6pm GMT+4, with requests outside those hours handled on the next business day.

One withdrawal per calendar month is free. Every further withdrawal costs 0.5 percent with a 15 USD minimum. A separate 15 USD charge applies if you withdraw without having traded or within 30 days of deposit, and bank transfer charges are borne by the client.

Deposits are accepted by bank wire, USDT and card. Bank wire and USDT deposits carry no broker charge and have no stated transaction limit; card deposits are capped at 10,000 USD per transaction and the card processor adds 2.99 percent, which the broker says it forwards rather than keeps.

Withdrawals are paid only by bank wire or USDT, never back to a card. The minimum is 100 USD by wire and 50 USD in USDT.

MetaTrader 5 only, running on the SupremeFX-Server trade server. The broker links desktop, Android and iOS builds from its own site. MetaTrader 4 is not offered, and there is no proprietary or web based platform.

Up to 1:500 on the Standard and Advanced accounts and up to 1:200 on the PRO account. Leverage at this level magnifies losses as well as gains. The client service agreement also reserves the broker's right to vary margin and leverage at its sole discretion and without prior notice, and to reduce leverage during volatile conditions.

The accounts page gives 200 USD for the entry level Standard account, 1,000 USD for Advanced and 2,500 USD for PRO. Be aware that the figure is published inconsistently: the company profile page states 100 USD for the Standard account and the homepage advertises "trade with just 100$", while the deposit and withdrawal policy states a 200 USD minimum. Confirm the current figure with the broker before funding.

The operating company is Sun Capital Markets Ltd, incorporated in the Republic of Seychelles. The company number the broker publishes is 8431497-1, and we confirmed the entity on the Seychelles Business Register as company C8431497. Its registered address is CT House, Office 9A, Providence, Mahe, Seychelles, and its business address is Office 4E in the same building. The company profile page names Samir Jezzini as founder.

Yes, but offshore only. SupremeFX is the trade name of Sun Capital Markets Ltd, which holds Securities Dealer licence SD145 from the Financial Services Authority of Seychelles. That is a genuine licence, but Seychelles is a low tier offshore jurisdiction with no compensation scheme and no client money insurance. There is no onshore licence from a Tier 1 authority, and we were not able to confirm the licence against the issuing regulator's own register in this review.