B2BROKER

B2BROKER holds multiple regulatory licenses, including a CySEC Derivatives Trading License (No. 370/18), an LFSA Market Making License, an FSCA Forex Trading License (No. 54191), a DFSA Derivatives Trading License (No. F009446), an active FSC Mauritius Securities Trading License, and a Seychelles FSA Offshore Regulation license. However, a Vanuatu VFSC license remains unverified, which introduces a note of caution. According to WikiFX data, the broker’s overall score is 6.16, reflecting a mixed regulatory profile. While the core licenses from Cyprus and South Africa provide a degree of oversight, the offshore and unverified components mean traders should conduct their own due diligence.

Yes, B2BROKER is regulated under multiple jurisdictions. It holds a Derivatives Trading License from CySEC (No. 370/18), a Market Making License from Malaysia’s LFSA, a Forex Trading License from South Africa’s FSCA (No. 54191), a Derivatives Trading License from the DFSA (No. F009446), and an Offshore Regulation license from the Seychelles FSA (No. SD192). Additionally, it has an active Securities Trading License from the FSC Mauritius. A Vanuatu VFSC license (No. 14808) is present but remains unverified, flagged as an abnormal license.

The minimum deposit for B2BROKER accounts is set at 0.01 units of the base currency (likely USD) across all account types, including the UNIFIED, B2TRADER RAW, cTrader RAW, and Standard accounts. This exceptionally low threshold makes the broker accessible to traders with very small capital, though actual deposit requirements may vary depending on the payment method used.

Yes, B2BROKER supports both MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, as well as the cTrader platform. These platforms are available across all account types, allowing traders to choose their preferred interface for automated trading, charting, and analysis.