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Atiora

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Trust score
4/10
Legal simplicity
4/10
Min. deposit
1
Trading platforms
Regulations
Instruments
Forex, Metals, Indices, Energies, Cryptocurrencies
Legal entity
Atiora Limited
Jurisdiction
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Fees
Accounts are priced either through a marked-up spread or through raw spreads with a per-lot commission. Overnight swaps apply, and swap-free accounts are available on request.
Withdrawals
Withdrawals return to the funding method and are normally processed within one business day, with e-wallet and cryptocurrency payouts arriving fastest.

Features

  • Minimum deposit from $1
  • PAMM investment accounts
  • Trust management service
  • Deposit bonus
  • ECN account types
  • Scalping allowed
  • Spread rebate program
  • Multi-level affiliate program
  • Wide range of trading instruments

Pros

  • No standout advantages identified in our review

Cons

  • Withdrawal delays reported by traders
  • High commissions on the ECN NMS account
  • Flagged by some reviewers as a scam broker

Atiora is an ECN forex broker founded in 2015, offering forex, metals, CFDs, and indices with Straight Through Processing execution and a $1 minimum deposit. It operates under two entities: Atiora Limited, licensed by the Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Financial Services Authority, and Atiora Markets Limited, licensed by the Seychelles Financial Services Commission. Our rating gives Atiora a trust score of 4/10 and a legal simplicity score of 4/10, and trader reports cite withdrawal delays and high commissions.

Atiora is an ECN forex broker offering PAMM investing, trust management, and ECN accounts from a $1 minimum deposit, backed by a multi-level affiliate program and spread rebates.

Overview

Atiora is an ECN forex broker founded in 2015, offering trading in forex, metals, CFDs, and indices. It uses Straight Through Processing (STP) execution and routes client orders through liquidity providers including UBS, BNP Paribas, Bank of America, Morgan Stanley, Nomura, Barclays, Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan, and Lucid Markets.

Regulation and Trust

Atiora operates through two regulated entities: Atiora Limited, licensed by the Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Financial Services Authority (SVGFSA) under license 22938/10/15, and Atiora Markets Limited, licensed by the Seychelles Financial Services Commission (FSC) under license 174731/11/15. The broker states it keeps client funds in segregated accounts and offers insurance coverage of up to $50,000. Despite this, Atiora carries a trust score of 4/10 and a legal simplicity score of 4/10 in our rating.

Trading Conditions

Atiora quotes execution speeds around 0.05 seconds, spreads from 0.01 pips, and leverage up to 1:100. The minimum deposit is $1.

Account Types

  • STD ECN: spreads from 0.8 pips.
  • ECN NMS: spreads from 0.01 pips, with a commission of $8 per lot traded.

Services and Features

Atiora offers PAMM accounts for copying experienced traders, a "Proc-trading" program giving qualified traders control of up to $200,000 in managed assets, and the Atiora Capital investment program. Other features include the Atiora Reward loyalty program, MQL5 trading signals, FIX API access for algorithmic trading, and Russian-language support. Scalping, arbitrage, news trading, hedging, and expert advisors are all permitted, and a multi-level affiliate program pays traders for referrals alongside a spread-rebate scheme.

Risks and User Complaints

Trader reports flag delayed withdrawals and high commissions on the ECN NMS account, and some reviewers describe Atiora as a scam broker. Weigh these complaints against the low $1 minimum deposit and the broker's stated regulatory licenses before depositing funds.

Trading conditions

Atiora is a small broker offering a conventional MetaTrader product across currencies, metals, indices and energies, with FIX API access for clients running their own execution.

There is no proprietary platform and no distinctive product feature; the offering competes on leverage, cost and withdrawal speed, and those three are the only things worth comparing here.

Hedging, scalping and Expert Advisors are permitted without restriction.

Verification

Verification requires photo ID and a proof of address, normally reviewed within one business day and required before the first withdrawal.

The operating entity is registered in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, which registers companies rather than licensing forex business. There is no leverage cap, no conduct rulebook and no compensation scheme. For a small broker with a short public record, that combination argues for a deliberately sized speculative account rather than a place for a trader's main capital.

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Frequently asked questions about Atiora

  • Is Atiora regulated?

    The operating entity is registered in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. That authority registers companies but does not license or supervise forex trading, so there is no leverage cap, no conduct rulebook and no investor compensation scheme.

  • What can I trade at Atiora?

    Currencies, metals, indices and energies plus cryptocurrency CFDs, on MetaTrader 4. There are no equities and no proprietary platform.

  • Does Atiora offer FIX API access?

    Yes, for clients running their own execution infrastructure, alongside MetaTrader 4.

  • Does Atiora allow Expert Advisors?

    Yes, along with scalping and hedging, without restriction on trading through news releases.