FXGT launched in 2019 as a hybrid broker pairing conventional FX and CFD trading with an unusually deep crypto book — 30-plus digital assets alongside 50-plus currency pairs. It runs MetaTrader 4 and 5 plus its own terminal, opens accounts from $5, and advertises leverage to 1:1000, rising to 1:5000 on one tier. European clients sign with a CySEC-licensed company; everyone else contracts offshore in Seychelles or Vanuatu with no compensation scheme. The record is held back by a persistent and specific pattern of withdrawal complaints across independent review platforms.
Which entity you are onboarded to decides your regulator, protections and available leverage.
Spreads are only comparable when sampled on the same day at the same account tier.
Source: CySEC public register — GT Investment Services Ltd (382/20) · last checked Aug 31, 2026 · confidence Low
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Source: CySEC public register — GT Investment Services Ltd (382/20) · last checked Aug 31, 2026 · confidence Low
Source: CySEC public register — GT Investment Services Ltd (382/20) · last checked Aug 31, 2026 · confidence Low
Source: CySEC public register — GT Investment Services Ltd (382/20) · last checked Aug 31, 2026 · confidence Low
Varies by entity and client jurisdiction.
Source: CySEC public register — GT Investment Services Ltd (382/20) · last checked Aug 31, 2026 · confidence Low
Source: CySEC public register — GT Investment Services Ltd (382/20) · last checked Aug 31, 2026 · confidence Low
Source: CySEC public register — GT Investment Services Ltd (382/20) · last checked Aug 31, 2026 · confidence Low
Source: CySEC public register — GT Investment Services Ltd (382/20) · last checked Aug 31, 2026 · confidence Low
Source: CySEC public register — GT Investment Services Ltd (382/20) · last checked Aug 31, 2026 · confidence Low
Expired offers stay listed so the history is not quietly rewritten — their codes are disabled.
Each dimension is scored 0–100 with a written rationale and its own weight. No single unexplained star.
There is a real CySEC licence — 382/20, verified on the register, trade name FXGT — but it belongs to fxgt.eu and covers European clients only. Everyone else contracts with the Seychelles or Vanuatu company, where oversight is nominal. Sources also disagree on which entity actually holds Seychelles SD019, naming both GT Global Ltd and 360 Degrees Markets Ltd, which is not a detail that should be ambiguous.
Tier pricing is published and broadly consistent: ECN Zero from 0.0 pips with commission, the no-commission tiers from about 1 pip. Marked down because commission is quoted per side in some places and round turn in others, and the 1:5000 Optimus tier is presented as a feature without the cost of carrying that leverage being spelled out.
The weakest area by a distance, and the reason this record carries a caution. Across independent review platforms the dominant complaint is not slow withdrawal but refused withdrawal — most often a "third-party deposit" finding used to cancel accrued profit, sometimes alongside account suspension raised only once a payout is requested. These are unadjudicated claims, but the pattern is specific and repeated rather than diffuse grumbling.
MetaTrader 4 and 5 plus a proprietary web and mobile terminal, which is more platform choice than most brokers this size offer. Execution-quality statistics are not published in any comparable form, so there is nothing to check the routing claims against.
Finland is the only exclusion consistently documented in public sources, which is implausibly short for an offshore broker and suggests the restricted list is not being published in full. As with the entity split, which company a given resident is signed to is not made clear before deposit.
Bonus credit is non-withdrawable and carries volume conditions, which is standard. What is not standard is the third-party deposit clause appearing in complaints as the mechanism for voiding profit after the fact. A rule that can retroactively cancel gains is the kind of term that needs to be prominent, not discovered at withdrawal.
Operating since 2019. No regulatory enforcement action found against the licensed entities, which is a genuine positive, but roughly seven years is a short record for a broker taking client money under offshore licences.
Around 4/5 on Trustpilot across 1,370+ reviews against 2.7/5 on SiteJabber. A spread that wide between platforms usually means active review solicitation on the higher-volume one, so neither number is taken at face value here.
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No approved member reviews yet. An empty review list is not a negative signal — it means nobody has published one here.
If a field is missing here, treat it as unverified rather than as a negative.
Editor note: Only the CySEC entity is verified against a primary register. fxgt.com returns 403 to automated capture, so account tiers, leverage and restricted countries all come from secondary reviews and need a manual screenshot before this record is presented as checked. Open conflict: Seychelles licence SD019 is attributed to GT Global Ltd by some sources and 360 Degrees Markets Ltd by others. The withdrawal-complaint pattern is recorded as an unadjudicated user-report signal, not a finding.