Capitalcore: MegaTrader accounts, fixed spreads and credit withdrawal rules

Capitalcore’s current CFD service uses MegaTrader. It offers four account tiers with different deposit thresholds, leverage ceilings, order-size ranges and position limits. A lower headline spread is only one difference: Gold and VIP raise the minimum order to 0.1 lot.[1][2][5][6]

The help centre says an existing trading account cannot change type; a new one is needed. It gives ten real and twenty demo accounts per registered email. Dedicated Gold and VIP pages instead advertise twenty and fifty accounts respectively, so the tier-specific entitlement should be settled in the portal.[40][5][6]

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The pricing schedule covers forex, precious metals, indices, cryptocurrency and share CFDs. Examples include EUR/USD, gold and silver, US500, US30, BTC/USD, ETH/USD and Apple. These are leveraged contracts rather than an offer of custodial share or coin ownership. The inspected current schedule does not establish an energy-contract range.[7]

Capitalcore may lower leverage around news, market openings or closures and exceptional events. A subsequent reduction in account funds does not automatically raise leverage again; the client must request a change through the portal.[8]

The specific EUR/USD Gold tariff of 0.6 pip differs from the Gold account’s 0.7-pip headline minimum. A platform quote and the accepted account tariff are needed to resolve the difference.[5]

Capitalcore states that all account types are swap-free and no trade is charged overnight swap. That statement addresses the holding charge; it does not remove spreads, payment fees or the cost of adverse price movement.[9]

The pricing grid gives 18% margin for listed crypto CFDs and 15% for listed share CFDs. Those instrument requirements prevent the 1:2000 FX headline from being applied to every market.[7]

MegaTrader Desktop is a browser trading workspace. It shows positions, pending orders and history, with trade markers and account analytics such as win rate, profit factor and results by symbol. Its alerts can deliver in-app, email or webhook notifications. A webhook alert is not evidence of an order or withdrawal API.[11]

The mobile page offers a responsive web route and a direct Android APK download. It describes watchlists, charts, positions, history and alerts, while directing more detailed analysis to desktop. No installation or logged-in workflow was tested, and a native iOS application was not established by that page.[12]

The terms say orders remain on the server when the platform window closes. Trades shorter than eight minutes may undergo liquidity-provider verification and be invalidated if considered unauthorized scalping; withdrawals can wait for that investigation.[33]

Trading history can be downloaded from the client portal by selecting account, transaction type and date range. The help article does not specify the export format or promise a tax certificate.[27]

Daily reports are a separate setting: Trading Accounts, Action, Settings, Daily Report, then save. This gives a documented recurring-report control in addition to the on-demand history search.[28]

The funding page quotes one to 72 business hours for e-wallet withdrawals after confirmation. It also advertises a 5% exchange-rate discount for deposits above US$1,000; that is a conversion promotion, not a fixed cash entitlement. Actual methods and deductions depend on the payment route.[18]

Deposits must be in the client’s own name. The AML policy normally returns funds to the same account and method, while the funding page permits available crypto or e-wallet routes for profits. These conditions matter before using a payment account that may later be closed.[22][23]

With no open trades, the help article describes the whole balance as withdrawable. With open trades, its limit is free margin minus credit. Promotional credit therefore should not be treated as cash available to leave the account.[19]

Transfers between the client’s trading accounts are requested through the portal and may take up to 48 hours to review. For an outstanding withdrawal, the published cancellation route is Transaction History, Details, Cancel Order and confirmation; the article does not establish cancellation after payment has already been processed.[20][21]

The 40% deposit bonus requires activation on one account. Published credit caps are US$500 Classic, US$1,000 Silver, US$1,500 Gold and US$2,500 VIP. The credit cannot itself be withdrawn and is removed when the cash balance reaches zero; profit withdrawal remains subject to the campaign rules.[25]

Further deposits can receive credit up to the cap, but withdrawals recalculate it to 40% of the remaining balance. For illustration, US$1,000 cash with US$400 credit becomes US$750 cash and US$300 credit after a US$250 withdrawal, assuming no other balance changes and an applicable cap. Account equity thus falls by US$350, which matters to open-position margin.[26]

The terms permit an investigation hold of up to 90 days for suspected fixed-spread, latency or news-related abuse. That is a separate restriction from routine withdrawal processing.[33]

The contract names Capitalcore LLC. The broker points to an IFSA.co verification record when describing its regulatory position; that listing is not independent confirmation of government financial permission.[33][35]

IFSA.co’s company page lists BR-80164150-YZZ and a business-registration reference of 1608 LLC 2021 in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, with a review dated 26 February 2026. No direct company-registry confirmation was established in this review.[36]

In a warning about another entity, the Saint Vincent FSA restates its general position: it does not license or regulate forex brokerage undertaken by companies incorporated there. This is jurisdictional context, not a Capitalcore-specific warning.[39]

IFSA.co describes US$50,000 of client protection as a broker deposit available for eligible claims. The inspected record does not establish a per-client allowance, allocation among claimants, policy period or independent proof of funding. Its own terms separately disclaim insurance or guarantees of private financial transactions. It is not presented here as a statutory compensation entitlement.[36][37]

Capitalcore’s funds page claims segregation in dedicated bank accounts and internal and external audits. It does not identify a custodian or publish an independently verified insurance policy in the inspected material.[34]

The client terms also allow money to pass through third-party processors and pooled arrangements, with recovery not assured on insolvency. This qualifies the operational meaning of the segregation claim.[33]

The contact page asks for the registered email, account number, description and relevant screenshots or error messages, and says replies normally arrive within 24 hours. Time-sensitive access or trade issues can be marked Urgent. These are support instructions; an authenticated telephone procedure for placing or closing orders was not established.[32]

IFSA.co provides a complaint form for the listed firm, asking for the event, amounts and supporting material and issuing an emailed reference. Availability of that channel does not establish statutory redress or guaranteed payment.[38]

Password recovery uses the registered email and a reset link. The public recovery article does not specify a withdrawal hold after the reset or a separate procedure for losing access to that mailbox.[29]

The portal can be terminated in Account Settings and restored through support. Closing an account has no stated fee. Separately, the refund policy permits return of an untraded deposit after an unspecified period; that clause does not quantify a periodic inactivity charge.[30][31][24]

Capitalcore’s current help says Expert Advisors are unsupported. A separate rule permits only the account holder to trade. No broker-supported copy-trading or delegated-manager mandate was established from those pages; another person’s strategy should not be confused with permission to access the account.[16][17]

The platform presentation uses TradingView charting within MegaTrader. It does not establish that a Capitalcore account can connect to TradingView’s separate broker-trading panel. Calendar, news, session clocks and statistical tools are described as analysis features, without a documented autonomous AI trading or funding mandate.[10]

The live website links the Capitalcore client portal and MegaTrader terminal and markets forex and other CFDs. It currently uses the Capitalcore LLC identity in the client terms; older platform references should not be assumed to describe the current account interface.[1]

The general help page says US clients are welcomed and gives office hours of 09:00–17:00 Monday–Friday in Saint Vincent time, UTC−4. A broker’s willingness to accept a location is not proof of local authorization; no US permission was established here.[40]