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Libertex

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Founded: 1997HQ:
CyprusWebsite: libertex.org
Rating
TP3.84 400 reviews
Position in KZ
#5—
vs last month
Regulators
CySECFSCAFSC

Libertex is a trading brand of the Forex Club group, operating since 1997, headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus.

The group includes Indication Investments Ltd (CySEC 164/12, libertex.com — EU clients), MAEX LIMITED (FSC Mauritius C118023400) and Forex Club International LLC (St. Vincent and the Grenadines, no supervision). Clients from Kazakhstan are served by MAEX LIMITED under FSC Mauritius licence C118023400.

Platforms: proprietary Libertex terminal with a simplified interface, MT4 and MT5, mobile apps for iOS and Android. Instruments cover forex pairs, crypto, stocks, indices, commodities, ETFs and bonds.

Minimum deposit depends on the method: from $10 by card (~1% fee), from 50 USDT for crypto (no fee), from ~7,500 ₸ for KZT bank transfer.

No classic spread — commission is floating, charged as a percentage of trade volume (for EUR/USD around 0.012%). Loyalty tiers Gold, Platinum, Diamond and Exclusive offer commission discounts up to 30%. Multiplier ranges from ×1 (gold) to ×3000 (turbo instruments); exact values per asset are shown in the terminal.

Pros and cons of Libertex

Pros
  • Long market history with no major regulatory incidents
  • Minimum deposit from $10
  • 24/7 Russian-speaking support
  • Proprietary trading platform
Cons
  • No Tier-1 regulators (FCA / ASIC)
  • No Kazakhstan licence — served via offshore entity
  • CFD only — no real forex or physical assets

Payment methods

Available deposit and withdrawal methods for clients from KZ.

Deposit
VISAMCUSDT₿ BTCBankSkrillNETELLERWM
Withdrawal
VISAMCUSDT₿ BTC

Regulation & Licenses

FSCA
Financial Sector Conduct Authority
South Africa · License № FSP 47381
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FSC
Financial Services Commission MauritiusServes clients from Kazakhstan
Mauritius · License № C118023400
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About the regulator

Financial Services Commission of Mauritius is the non-bank financial services regulator of Mauritius, founded in 2001. It licenses forex brokers, investment funds and insurance firms.

Client protection

The Stockbroking Compensation Fund covers only firms operating on the Stock Exchange of Mauritius. Most retail forex/CFD brokers are outside its scope.

If a dispute arises

Online Complaints Portal at fscmauritius.org (mandatory from 16 March 2026). Alternatively, the Office of Ombudsperson for Financial Services (ofsmauritius.govmu.org) can award compensation.