Exinity

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Exinity is a multi-asset forex broker offering access to FX and CFD markets across currencies, indices, commodities, and shares on widely used trading platforms, with research, education, and risk management tools. It operates through regulated entities and focuses on providing tools for analysis and trade execution.
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Key facts

8/10
Our rating
#79
Trust rank
2020
Founded
4
Licences
230
Countries accepted
HeadquartersMauritius
Broker typeECN, STP
RegulationFCA; FSRA; CMA; FSC
PlatformsMT4, MT5
InstrumentsCommodities, Forex, Indices, Metals, Shares
Fee levelLow

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Pros

  • • Multi-jurisdiction regulation (FCA UK, FSRA ADGM, FSC Mauritius)
  • • MetaTrader 4/5 support (desktop, web, mobile)
  • • Raw/ECN pricing with tight spreads and low commissions
  • • Negative balance protection
  • • Broad CFD instrument range (FX, indices, commodities, metals, shares)

    • Cons

  • • Offshore regulation with weaker investor protection
  • • No investor compensation scheme coverage
  • • Negative balance protection not guaranteed across all entities
  • • Restricted availability in multiple jurisdictions
  • • Limited platform options beyond MT4/MT5

    • Key Features

  • • Multi asset forex and CFD trading
  • • MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 with algorithmic trading
  • • ADGM FSRA and FSC Mauritius regulation with segregated funds and negative balance protection
  • • Raw spread and standard accounts with tight pricing and fast execution
  • • Islamic swap free accounts and risk management tools

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Exinity is a forex and CFD broker that lets you trade on margin through its regulated group entities. You open an account, complete verification, fund it, and place orders on third‐party platforms. Orders route to liquidity providers using market execution and variable pricing. You can set stop and limit orders to manage risk. Loss can exceed deposits if your account lacks negative balance protection. Review terms for your region and entity. This is general information from BrokerCatalogue and is not financial, legal, or investment advice.

    Exinity operates through licensed entities in certain jurisdictions. The regulator you fall under depends on your location and the entity that onboards you. Client money is usually held in segregated accounts at partner banks. Some entities offer negative balance protection and formal dispute channels as required by local rules. Protection, complaint handling, and compensation options vary. Always confirm the legal documents and the entity name shown in your account portal. This is general information from BrokerCatalogue and not legal, financial, or investment advice.

    You can trade forex and CFDs on indices, commodities, and shares, subject to your region. Exinity supports established third‐party platforms on desktop, web, and mobile, along with account and reporting tools. Order types typically include market, limit, stop, and trailing stop. Charting, indicators, and one‐click trading are usually available. Exact features depend on the entity and your account setup. Try a demo to learn the interface and order handling before you trade live. This is general information from BrokerCatalogue, not investment advice.

    Trading costs include variable spreads and, on some account types, an added commission. You may also pay overnight financing on positions held beyond the trading day. Other charges can include currency conversion, inactivity, or funding fees set by payment providers. Actual costs depend on the instrument, market conditions, platform, and the entity where your account is held. Review the fee schedule and platform quotes before placing orders. This is general information from BrokerCatalogue and not financial or investment advice.

    You can fund your account with cards, bank transfers, or selected e‐wallets, subject to region and entity rules. Processing times and charges vary by method and provider. The name on the payment source should match your trading account. Withdrawals usually return to the original method and may require extra checks. Limits, cut‐off times, and currency conversion policies apply. Contact support if a transfer shows as pending for an extended period. This is general information from BrokerCatalogue and not financial or investment advice.

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