FxPro is an international CFD broker operating since 2006. Its headquarters is in London at 13/14 Basinghall Street. The original entity, EuroOrient Securities & Financial Services Ltd, was founded in 2002 in Cyprus and rebranded as FxPro in 2006.
The group consists of four main legal entities: FxPro UK Limited (FCA 509956, United Kingdom, since 2010), FxPro Financial Services Ltd (CySEC 078/07, Cyprus, since 2007), FxPro Financial Services Ltd (FSCA FSP 45052, South Africa, since 2015) and FxPro Global Markets Ltd (SCB Bahamas SIA-F184). Clients from Kazakhstan are served by FxPro Global Markets Ltd under the Bahamas SCB licence. The FCA and CySEC licences of sister entities do not directly protect KZ clients but indicate compliance standards across the wider group.
The key feature of FxPro for the Kazakhstan audience is support for Kaspi Bank deposits in tenge. FxPro is the only broker in the fxgnosis selection that has direct Kaspi integration (as of May 2026). For users who prefer Kaspi Pay and want to avoid currency conversion or intermediate payment-gateway fees, this is a meaningful advantage.
Platforms: MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader and the proprietary FxPro Edge (for spread betting). Over 2,100 CFD instruments and 70+ forex pairs are available: forex pairs, stock CFDs, indices, metals, energies, futures, ETFs and cryptocurrencies. cTrader offers Depth of Market, Level II pricing and C# automation via cTrader Automate.
Account types. Standard uses a spread-only model: average EUR/USD spread from 1.2 pips, no commission. Raw+ offers spreads from 0.0 pips with a 3.50 USD commission per lot per side (7 USD round-turn). Elite mirrors Raw+ plus a rebate programme from 1.50 USD per lot for high-volume traders. cTrader Account provides spreads from 0.2 pips with a 35 USD commission per 1 million in trading volume (approximately 3.50 USD per lot). Minimum deposit on all accounts is 100 USD. Swap-free mode (Islamic Account) is available for clients who require no rollover interest.
Maximum leverage up to 1:200 on the SCB Bahamas entity that serves KZ clients. FxPro applies a dynamic leverage model: leverage decreases as the open position volume per instrument grows, in order to limit concentration risk.
Payment methods for KZ clients. Deposit: Visa and Mastercard cards, Kaspi Bank in tenge, bank transfer (SWIFT), Skrill e-wallet, cryptocurrencies USDT, Bitcoin, Ethereum, as well as LTC, ADA, USDC, XRP, SOL and others via a separate crypto gateway. FxPro charges no broker-side fees on deposits or withdrawals (0% commission), although the bank or payment provider may charge for conversion or the transaction itself.
Withdrawal specifics. By standard broker policy, FxPro returns funds via the same method used for deposit (return-to-source). Profits above the deposit amount on cards are typically withdrawn via bank transfer or Card payout. The exact picture of withdrawal methods and processing times for KZ clients was not verified at the time of compilation; it is recommended to check the current list in the client area.
What public sources document. No direct regulatory fines from FCA, CySEC, FSCA or SCB against FxPro entities are recorded in public registers at the time of compilation. FxPro has a 20-year track record without major incidents: after the Swiss franc flash crash in January 2015 the company continued operations and client settlements without publicly known defaults. In 2016 and 2017 FxPro postponed its LSE IPO due to market volatility and tougher FCA rules, but these were strategic decisions, not regulatory incidents.
The Trustpilot rating for fxpro.com is currently unavailable: Trustpilot has restricted the publication of an aggregated score due to suspicions of review manipulation on both sides. This is not a verdict on actual service quality but a signal that mass reviews of this broker should be read with caution. On TradingView the broker has 4.5 of 5 across 904 reviews and 31,100 linked accounts (May 2026).
