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Libertex
CySEC-regulated (Indication Investments Ltd, licence 164/12) with ICF investor compensation and negative balance protection
84% of retail investor accounts lose money
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Editorial take
In the EU, Libertex is operated by Indication Investments Ltd in Cyprus, regulated by CySEC (licence 164/12) under full ESMA rules. It offers MT4/MT5 alongside the proprietary Libertex platform, with ICF investor compensation and negative balance protection. Retail leverage is capped at 1:30 and the minimum deposit is €100.
As a CySEC-only firm, Libertex EU carries single-jurisdiction oversight — solid EU protection but no FCA or ASIC fallback. Pricing on the proprietary platform is a multiplier-based commission rather than spread-plus-commission; the "0% commission" framing is recovered in the spread, so check the all-in cost at your trading volume. Strong local European funding (SOFORT, iDEAL, Giropay, Przelewy24) and a beginner-friendly platform make it a fit for EU residents who prioritise regulation and simplicity over high leverage.
Pricing
- Cost / lot
- Floating
- Min deposit
- €100
- Max leverage
- 1:30
Account: CFD Account (MT4/MT5) · Verified · source ↗
Regulation
- CySECCYCyprus Securities and Exchange Commission
ICF compensation up to €20,000 per client. Verify: cysec.gov.cy
Regulator actions
No actions logged from the sources we track. Absence is not a verified clean record — we may not have researched this broker yet. How we source this.
Platforms
Payment methods
Deposit
- Visa and MasterCard for CFD/Invest account top-upFee: typically 0 from Libertex; some reviews indicate up to ~2.5% on cards
- E-wallets (PayPal, Skrill, Neteller) for instant top-upFee: typically 0 from Libertex; provider markup (Skrill ~1.9%, Neteller ~4% in some jurisdictions)
- SEPA and international wire (EUR and others)Fee: 0 from Libertex; sender bank may charge
- Local methods: SOFORT, Giropay, Multibanco, Przelewy24, BLIK, eps, iDEAL, TrustlyFee: 0 from Libertex
Withdraw
- Bank transfer (SEPA / international wire)Fee: 0.5%, min €2, max €10
- Bank card (Visa; sometimes MasterCard, EUR)Fee: €1 flat
- PayPalFee: 0
- SkrillFee: 0
- NetellerFee: 1% of withdrawal amount
Who this fits
Fits if
- ✓You are an EU/EEA resident who wants an EU-regulated (CySEC) broker with ICF compensation and negative balance protection
- ✓You prefer a simple proprietary platform alongside MT4/MT5
- ✓You value 28 years of operating history (via Forex Club parent, founded 1997)
Avoid if
- ✕You want high leverage — EU retail is capped at 1:30 (the international entity offers more)
- ✕You need tier-1 (FCA/ASIC) regulation or multi-jurisdiction redundancy
- ✕You are outside the EU/EEA — this CySEC entity serves European residents
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Frequently asked
What licence does Libertex hold?
Libertex is regulated by CySEC. Verify on each regulator's public register before opening an account.
What are Libertex's fees and commissions?
Standard tariff: CFD Account (MT4/MT5). Commission per trade: —. Minimum deposit: €100. Detailed pricing in the section above.
How do I open an account at Libertex?
Online onboarding: visit Libertex's site, complete the application (ID + tax number), pass identity verification, fund the account (€100 minimum). Open an account: https://go.libertex-affiliates.com/visit/?bta=65159&nci=15890.
What trading platforms does Libertex offer?
Libertex provides: MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, Libertex Platform.
What is Libertex's minimum deposit?
€100.
Coverage note
- Brokers tracked
- 14
- Regulators indexed
- 55
- Regulator actions logged
- 2
- Latest pricing verification
- Jun 1, 2026
The information above combines broker disclosures, public regulator registries, and our own editorial fit assessment. We do not open live accounts or run execution tests — published pricing is a typical figure, not a guarantee of what you'll pay. Decide accordingly.
84% of retail investor accounts lose money