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Finsai Trade: accounts, trading costs, regulation, withdrawal rules and CFD markets

Mauritius-linked CFD/FX platform marketing forex, indices, metals, energy, shares and crypto with up to 1:500 gearing; contractual identity discrepancies and cash-withdrawal conditions require scrutiny.

By FXBrokers.ai Editorial DeskOperating status: ActiveSources checked Published Updated
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The Mauritius company name, claimed licence, exclusion lists and marketing product counts contain unresolved conflicts; no firm-wide investor-protection inference is justified.

  • The agreement and learning footer use different company-name variants with the same Mauritius registration reference.
  • The agreement sets a conditional five-business-day withdrawal obligation and five-working-day notice for introducing commissions.
  • Clause 32.2 allows phone/email orders during specified provider-platform outages; the contract also contains two differently stated liability caps.

Account terms

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Finsai Trade markets MT5 forex and CFD trading through a Mauritius company. The trading agreement and education-site footer use different company-name variants with the same registration number. The agreement supplies specific fee-change, funding and withdrawal rules, although a complete account-price matrix is not established by the cited pages.[3][6][1][2][4]

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Account terms

Account terms
ItemPublished terms and scope
Account counterpartyOpening agreement identifies FINSAI TRADE LTD, Mauritius company C228371, with claimed GB25204899; separate learning site instead says Finsai Trade (Mauritius) Ltd, a naming discrepancy needing written clarification.Source 3Source 6
Advertised scaleHomepage displays 1,000+ instruments in one location and a 5,000+ marketing banner elsewhere, whereas About says 10,000+ products; platform inventory was not independently counted.Source 1Source 2
PlatformMetaTrader 5 is marketed for the foreign-exchange and CFD menu; actual admitted instruments depend on current account and supported symbol list.Source 1
Maximum gearingRisk disclosure describes leverage as high as 1:500, not a universal margin requirement across all products or national branches.Source 4
Account entry costsThe cited pages do not supply a complete account-level spread, commission, opening-minimum and liquidation-threshold matrix.Source 1Source 3

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Products and platforms

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Products and platforms

Products and platforms
ItemPublished terms and scope
Currency exposuresFX contracts are described as CFDs on currency pairs and are not physical FX delivery or an insured currency deposit.Source 3
Equity and benchmarksAppendix includes indices, index futures, stock CFD underlyings and shares as economic references; it does not provide title to underlying equities.Source 3
Energy and metalsSpot crude oil, precious/base metals and commodity-futures references may carry individual contract life and financing provisions.Source 4Source 3
Crypto CFDsDedicated agreement disclosure states a crypto CFD does not transfer ownership of a coin, and flags exchange outages, security events and rapidly changing liquidity.Source 3
Menu reliabilityMarketing pages conflict on 1,000+, 5,000+ and 10,000+ totals; none proves every instrument is enabled for the specific legal entity and country.Source 1Source 2

Trading costs

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Trading costs

Trading costs
ItemPublished terms and scope
Future commissionsClause 17.10 permits introducing fixed or percentage commissions after at least five working days of written notice; no permanent zero-commission promise follows.Source 3
Swap and financingCFD swaps apply unless a contract/account exemption applies; rates and reference instruments can be amended as the terms allow.Source 3
Islamic-account caveatClause 17.8 permits a per-position maintenance charge, changes to exempt symbols or removal of the concession, and supporting faith documentation.Source 3
Deposit and withdrawal feesAccepted rails are listed in the client area; clause 18.9 makes withdrawal processing and payment-method charges variable rather than conclusively zero.Source 3
Leverage calculationOn a hypothetical $100,000 equivalent position, initial margin at 1:500 is $200 before concentration, dynamic-margin rules and any market move; this is not a recommended position.Source 4

Trading rules

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Trading rules

Trading rules
ItemPublished terms and scope
Internal versus external executionClause 6.4 states FX/CFD trades may be passed to a liquidity provider or executed internally; this is not proof of anonymous exchange matching.Source 3
Slippage and limitsTrading appendix permits market-price changes and session-dependent handling of stop and limit orders, so a placed stop is not a fixed-price loss limit.Source 3
Platform load restrictionsTerms 24.5–24.6 allow suspension for excessive erroneous server requests and dealing-access changes on account closure.Source 3
Automated tradingExpert Advisors are defined as programs able to adjust exits and submit orders; hosted process disconnect and server-order persistence are not identical.Source 3
Margin insufficiencyRisk warning expressly contemplates margin calls, auto liquidation and a possible liability beyond initial funds subject to its protection clauses.Source 4

Funding and withdrawals

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Funding and withdrawals

Funding and withdrawals
ItemPublished terms and scope
Third-party receiptsClause 18.1 refuses third-party and anonymous funds; the customer must fund in their own name and agreed account currency.Source 3
Bank credit timingClause 18.3 says a cleared bank transfer is normally credited within one business day after it reaches the company bank, not necessarily one day after sender initiates it.Source 3
Withdrawal outer targetClause 18.6 says the company will pay within five business days after a complete instruction if ownership, originating-account, free-equity and other listed conditions are met. Remedial checks can take longer when conditions fail; downstream bank receipt is separate.Source 3
Source-of-funds holdsClause 18.2 allows documents proving source and rejection if compliance remains unsatisfied; additional-country due diligence can extend the process.Source 3

Legal entities and protection

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Legal entities and protection

Legal entities and protection
ItemPublished terms and scope
Agreement firmClient contract says FINSAI TRADE LTD, incorporated Mauritius number C228371; this is the company purportedly accepting trading obligations.Source 3
Learning-site firmOfficial education portal instead calls it Finsai Trade (Mauritius) Ltd, quotes C228371 and an incorporation date of 19 November 2025.Source 6
Claimed FSC referenceNumber GB25204899 appears in issuer disclosures; independent direct regulator licence-category verification remains outstanding.Source 3Source 6
Retail balance protectionRisk document discusses possible margin deficit and separately references contractual negative-balance language; protection must be read in the actual executed agreement and eligible client category.Source 4Source 3
Client-money obligationsClauses 19.1–19.3 require segregated client-money accounts, records and reconciliations, and distinguish payment-processing merchant accounts from safekeeping accounts. These are contractual duties; no bank balance or independent custody audit was inspected.Source 3

Support and account records

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Support and account records

Support and account records
ItemPublished terms and scope
Onboarding acknowledgementUnder clause 5.1 the company says it notifies applicants of acceptance once KYC, financial background and any extra-country checks are completed.Source 3
Learning materialDedicated training portal advertises currency, stock and commodity teaching and lists company/website details for reference.Source 6
Document updatesAgreement permits amendments and written account notices, making email and client-area records economically important.Source 3
Emergency pathClause 32.2 permits orders by phone and email only when the platform is unavailable because of a specific issue from the platform provider. It does not extend that exception to every customer-device or internet failure.Source 3Source 4

Additional services

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Additional services

Additional services
ItemPublished terms and scope
Copy-trading featureClause 6.5 describes evaluation and selection of traders by performance, history and risk; one account’s prior profit is not a forward guarantee.Source 3
EA functionalityClient terms define MT-style automated advisers that can transmit orders and adjust trailing stops.Source 3
Islamic account automationAny swap-free status is account/instrument-specific and may involve maintenance fees; automated portfolio logic should not assume zero carry.Source 3

Company identity

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Company identity

Company identity
ItemPublished terms and scope
Incorporation detailEducation footer gives 19 November 2025, Mauritius company C228371; do not interpret this as proof the present broker provided uninterrupted dealing for decades.Source 6
Registered locationTraining disclosure names 3 Emerald Park, Trianon and a separate Port Louis physical office; do not confuse these with a custodian bank location.Source 6
Restricted countriesAgreement lists US, Canada, Cyprus, Crimea, Cuba, Iran, Malaysia, North Korea, Sudan and Syria, while learning footer also says UK, Iraq and Myanmar: inconsistent lists imply eligibility requires a live written check.Source 3Source 6
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Legal entities & licences

These are source-dated records, not a blanket assessment of the broker. Read each issuer, identifier, status and scope together.

FINSAI TRADE LTD

MauritiusSource 3Source 6

No separate licence entry is recorded in this panel.

Material exceptions

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Material exceptions

Material exceptions
ItemPublished terms and scope
Different liability limitsClause 27.4 caps cumulative liability at fees paid, while 29.2 uses deposits less withdrawals. The text contains different limits; this profile does not decide which clause governs a particular claim.Source 3
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Sources & further reading

  1. Finsai Trade homepage and product descriptions Finsai Trade · Accessed 24 Oct 2026
  2. Company About page and advertised product total Finsai Trade · Accessed 24 Oct 2026

This profile reports dated public information, including broker-published services and terms. It does not independently test or guarantee execution, pricing or withdrawals. Inclusion is not an endorsement. Permissions and protections apply only to the named legal entity, service and client category; check the current official records and your contract.

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