INFINOX: global STP and ECN accounts, copy-trading fees and UK service scope

The current comparison does not specify the ECN commission amount, charging currency or per-side basis. These are required for an all-in account-cost comparison.[2]

The product page’s average-spread matrix covers calendar 2025 and does not clearly identify its FX account model. It therefore supplies historical context rather than a current, account-specific execution-price benchmark.[22]

INFINOX says dynamic margin is applied in bands: only exposure crossing a tier boundary receives the next band’s margin requirement. A high account leverage setting therefore does not make every position eligible for that ratio.[8]

The account FAQ restricts swap-free eligibility to Muslim clients. Administration fees may apply to selected swap-free instruments.[3][2]

IX Social providers can set performance fees of up to 50% of followers’ profits, with per-trade, daily or weekly charging intervals. Followers can cap copied volume and, when unsubscribing, choose whether existing copied positions remain open or are closed. The selected provider’s fee and sizing settings are therefore part of the service’s economics, alongside the underlying trading costs.[12]

Trading hours follow the individual market. INFINOX maintains a separate schedule for holidays, daylight-saving changes and contract rollovers. This matters especially when comparing its 24/7 support promise with the narrower execution hours of share, FX and futures contracts.[21]

The global footer identifies INFINOX Limited in Mauritius, INFINOX Global Limited in Anguilla, a UAE marketing/introducing company and a Cyprus payment-support company. These roles matter: a Cyprus payment processor is not evidence that a trading account is a CySEC-regulated investment account. Likewise, the separate UK business’s permissions do not determine the terms of an international account.[16][18]

INFINOX advertises excess-of-loss insurance for eligible INFINOX Global Limited clients of up to USD 500,000 per claimant, subject to a USD 20,000 retention and policy limits, for an insolvency event. This is the Anguilla company’s published insurance statement; it is not protection against ordinary trading losses. The policy’s operative coverage must be assessed against the account entity and applicable terms.[17]

A material historical enforcement event concerns the separate UK company. On 29 January 2025, the FCA fined Infinox Capital Limited GBP 99,200 for failing to submit 46,053 transaction reports covering single-stock CFD trades between 1 October 2022 and 31 March 2023. The FCA said the company did not proactively report the breach after identifying it through a third-party review. The penalty included a 30% early-settlement discount.[19]

The legal hub publishes separate agreement and complaint-policy sets for INFINOX Global Limited and INFINOX Limited (FSC). It lists the insurance policy and certificate within the Global Limited set. Match those documents to the company on the actual account agreement before relying on an insurance statement or complaint route; incorporation and private cover do not override the Anguilla regulator’s alert.[16][23]

Founded

2009 (broker-stated brand establishment)