Kama Capital: MT5 accounts, markets and promotional terms

Kama Capital presents an international MT5 brokerage with retail, ECN, institutional and HFT accounts. This profile covers its public group website; the applicable company and protections depend on the actual account agreement.[3]

The company page assigns international onboarding to KAMA Capital Ltd in Mauritius. The public FAQ instead identifies the Saint Vincent company and directs customers to their account agreement for the applicable entity. These descriptions do not establish one universal contracting route.[2][16]

Classic supports 0.01-lot trading, Expert Advisors and one-click orders. Its free demo is advertised with USD 100,000 in virtual funds and no time limit.[4]

The published institutional onboarding example allows days 1–2 for KYC and ownership documents, day 3 for connectivity and days 4–5 for funding/activation. This is a service outline, not a guaranteed approval deadline.[6]

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MT5 is advertised for Windows/macOS desktop, browser, iOS and Android. The broker describes charting, alerts, one-click trading, order controls, an economic calendar, market depth and a strategy tester. It claims synchronisation of positions and settings, but does not establish identical desktop automation or tester functions on phones, or continued execution when a device disconnects.[14]

The separate Kama Capital app provides account management, live prices, payments and performance analytics. Public feature descriptions do not establish the format of a downloadable tax report or statement.[15]

The FX page advertises spreads from 0.4, without a sufficiently defined unit and contract basis for a reliable all-in lot-cost calculation. It states zero Classic/Prime commission for FX.[8]

The metals page advertises gold pricing from USD 0.10; that headline is not a complete spread-plus-financing cost for a specified CFD position.[9]

General stock CFDs are labelled with low Classic/Prime commission, despite zero-commission account advertising.[12]

The separate UAE stock-CFD page advertises zero commission. Its narrower claim should not be extended to every global stock CFD.[13]

Swap-free treatment requires approval, and other charges may apply.[16]

A current comprehensive trading agreement and inactivity/closure tariff were not retrieved. The live Terms of Use is a website-use document; it does not fill those account-contract gaps.[17]

The risk disclosure identifies conversion exposure where account and instrument currencies differ. It does not publish a complete conversion markup or supported funding-to-account currency matrix.[19]

The risk disclosure sets a 20% stop-out threshold and says liquidation starts with the least profitable position. It warns of slippage and says the firm may act as counterparty for some instruments.[19]

Prime is advertised with ECN execution. That marketing description should be read alongside the group risk disclosure’s counterparty statement; it is not proof that every order follows one execution model.[5]

Institutional access includes MT5, FIX and REST connectivity, multi-account allocation and a relationship manager. These facilities do not establish a retail copy-subscription contract.[6]

HFT material advertises Expert Advisors, bots, direct/FIX connectivity and post-trade analytics for execution, slippage and performance. Public pages do not specify API authentication, permission scopes, cash-transfer access, maximum orders or uniform expiry limits. Report file formats are also not established.[7]

Withdrawals are requested through the app or portal. Free margin, open positions, verification and payment-source rules can restrict the amount or route. Funding must belong to the account holder; return-to-source requirements may apply.[16]

The Prime page advertises convenient funding and withdrawals but does not establish a binding method-by-method payout deadline, intermediary charge schedule or complete currency-conversion tariff.[5]

The April 2026 group risk disclosure promises negative-balance protection for retail clients and expressly excludes professional and institutional accounts.[19]

The same document explicitly says client funds are not held in segregated accounts separate from the firm’s own money. It is a group disclosure, so a different entity-specific arrangement must be evidenced by the actual contract rather than assumed.[19]

No current insurer, policy limit or statutory compensation entitlement was established for the account route from the reviewed legal material. The website-use terms do not provide an account-level insurance policy.[17]

The contact page headline says 24/7, while its FAQ says 24/5.[16]

The risk disclosure recommends alternative contact with the dealing desk during outages, but supplies no phone-order acceptance procedure or outage-specific availability guarantee.[19]

The reviewed privacy policy describes personal-data handling, not a complete password-recovery or account-unlock process. A fixed withdrawal hold after recovery was not established.[18]

Trading Central includes technical scenarios, chart indicators, economic analysis, AI-curated MarketBuzz news and CrowdInsight sentiment measures. Access is advertised for live and demo accounts. These are research functions, not a documented authority to transfer money or change the account.[20]

The broker’s Trading Central guide says research does not place trades automatically. Integration differs between desktop, browser and mobile use; the guide does not promise identical features across devices.[21]

The company timeline places copy/social trading in its 2025 roadmap. A currently operating retail copy service, stop-copy workflow and responsibility for positions remaining open after disconnection were not established from that roadmap.[2]

Only one offer may be active per account. Offer cancellation/switching is requested through the app or portal, with a three-business-day processing allowance; accrued benefits are retained and future accrual stops.[22]

The homepage gives a USD 100 bonus-entry minimum; the detailed offer says any deposit amount. That discrepancy needs resolution for the requested offer.[1][22]

Cashback terms specify USD 1 per eligible lot in FX, gold, silver, oil or futures, credited after closure. Classic/Prime clients must opt in; institutional accounts are excluded. This is not a flat dollar for every trade, despite broader website/app descriptions. Withdrawal follows ordinary account terms.[23]

Micro-lot farming, wash trading and abusive bot activity can trigger credit recovery, trade cancellation or account closure. The cashback terms direct disputes first to customer service for 30 days, then to Saint Vincent and the Grenadines courts; they do not establish Mauritius protection for the offer.[23]

Verified USD/AED accounts without compliance restrictions may opt in. Interest uses business-day closing available cash margin × annual rate ÷ 365, credited once per business day. Its definition mentions Federal Funds or SOFR without selecting one benchmark. Monthly resets use the preceding month-end rate. Accrued interest is withdrawable; no current yield is calculated here. Email opt-out takes up to three business days after acknowledgement. The broker can change or end the programme; accrued interest remains payable. The terms select Saint Vincent courts after a 30-day internal attempt.[24]

Company material dates the launch to 2022.[2]

Mauritius licence GB22200704 and UAE permissions 20200000239/20200000181 below are company-stated claims. The Mauritius named register record was unavailable, and the UAE directory did not return a verifiable named record during this review. The status is therefore not independently confirmed here.[2][25]

Saint Vincent company number 2049 LLC 2022 is incorporation information.[16]

The SVG FSA notice says forex brokerage is not licensed in that jurisdiction; company registration is not a forex dealing licence. The official notice was available as indexed text, while its direct PDF link failed.[26]

The current website Terms of Use does not resolve an account transfer, novation date or the complete terms of an individual trading account. The older indexed agreement URL returned an error and was not used as current contractual evidence.[17]