Equiti
- Trust score
- 3/10
- Legal simplicity
- 3/10
- Min. deposit
- 500
- Regulations
- Payment systems
Features
- Seminars and trader training
- Islamic (swap-free) accounts
- Segregated client funds
- ECN accounts
- Affiliate program
- Wide range of trading instruments
Pros
- No specific advantages are noted for this broker.
Cons
- No specific drawbacks are noted for this broker.
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Equiti Group is a forex and CFD broker operating through regional entities including an FCA-regulated UK office, plus entities in Jordan, the UAE, Kenya, the US, New Zealand, and Armenia. It offers the MT4 and EQTrader platforms, leverage up to 1:500 outside the UK (capped at 1:30 for UK clients under ESMA rules), and two account tiers starting from a $500 minimum deposit.
Multi-jurisdiction forex and CFD broker offering seminars, Islamic and segregated accounts, ECN trading, and an affiliate program across a wide range of instruments.
Equiti Group is a forex and CFD broker operating through regional entities worldwide, serving individual, corporate, and institutional clients with round-the-clock support.
Equiti's regulatory licenses
Equiti operates through separate licensed entities: Equiti Limited Jordan (JSC), Equiti in the UAE (DMSS), Equiti UK (regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority), plus entities in Kenya, the United States, New Zealand, and Armenia. Client funds are held segregated from company funds, and the UK entity participates in the FSCS compensation scheme.
Account types and leverage
Equiti offers leverage up to 1:500, though UK clients are capped at 1:30 under ESMA rules. Two account types are available:
- Executive Account: commission-free trading, average spread around 1.6 points, $500 minimum deposit.
- Premiere Account: average spread around 0.2 pips, $70 commission per $1 million traded, $20,000 minimum deposit.
Islamic (swap-free) accounts are available for traders in the Arab region.
Trading platforms and instruments
Equiti supports MT4 (MetaTrader 4) and its own web platform, EQTrader. Tradable instruments include forex currency pairs, precious metals, commodities, indices, and stock CFDs.
Verdict on Equiti
The $500 Executive Account gives most traders an entry point, while the Premiere Account's tighter spreads target high-volume traders able to meet the $20,000 minimum. The FCA-regulated UK entity and segregated client funds provide a baseline layer of oversight, though the Premiere Account's fee structure reflects its professional-trader focus.
