Metritax: Cent contract sizes, Pro pricing and payment networks

A Cent account and a Standard account each advertise a USD 10 opening minimum, while Pro begins at USD 100. The lower-priced headline is not a guarantee that EUR/USD or a crypto CFD will be suitable for a USD 10 balance. The Pro model exchanges part of the spread for an explicit USD 3 per standard lot on each side, distinct from the zero-commission Cent/Standard structures.[1][2]

The site gives all three a ceiling of up to 1:2000 and cautions that leverage depends on asset class. This must never be extrapolated from spot FX to stocks or crypto derivatives. The broker also advertises USD 50,000 in simulation funds on demo accounts, but this is not client money and carries no withdrawal or insolvency claim.[1][2]

Cent changes contract size, not the account currency: every account is created in USD. A Cent lot is one hundredth of the Standard/Pro contract. The same displayed lot number therefore represents different exposure.[6]

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Metritax advertises more than 300 symbols in FX, metals, energies, equity indices, cryptocurrencies and share CFDs. The same legal account may have a different margin rate or close-out rule on a stock CFD from the one used for a major FX pair. The company describes its model as unified execution across the account tiers, but it does not publish an audited, independently measured execution-failure series on the pages reviewed.[1]

The MT5 contract specification and account instrument list determine the number of tradable markets and precise overnight rate. A synthetic share exposure or index CFD gives directional price exposure, not shareholder voting or dividend entitlement as though the underlying shares were held in custody. Crypto funding instruments and cryptocurrency CFD positions are two distinct products and risks.[1]

The Pro commission is unusually explicit: USD 3 per lot per side. For a one-lot currency position that opens and then closes without other financing, the published dealing fee totals USD 6, independent of spread. A fixed USD figure is not automatically convertible to the same spread-equivalent amount on gold, crypto, or all account currency combinations.[1][2]

The current account page labels EUR/USD 0.1 pip as a floating spread floor. It is not used here as a measured average. Network costs and overnight handling charges remain separate from spread and dealing commission.[6][5][4]

Metritax offers the MetaTrader 5 terminal alongside its named app rather than promising that every feature is precisely the same on the two platforms. The marketing page claims consistent underlying execution and timestamped fills, which is useful for auditability; a screenshot or downloaded execution report would still be needed to evidence a particular order.[1]

Algorithmic trading on MT5 may depend on a running desktop terminal or hosted VPS. Terminal-native stops and trailing logic are different functions, and disconnection can interrupt locally managed trailing or automation while server-confirmed pending orders continue subject to rules. The published 1:2000 ceiling is not an unconditional order limit, and market-specific margin must be read for each asset.[1]

Unlike a simple global payment logo list, the Metritax payments page allows country selection and displays routes in ten named countries, including Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Ghana, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nigeria, Philippines, South Africa and Vietnam. Its available local rails differ by country and method. Registration is possible as a demo first; identity verification is required before a customer deposits for live dealing.[2][1]

The crypto table shows numerous networks for USDT/USDC and other tokens. Metritax advertises USD 10 as a deposit minimum and USD 5 as a crypto withdrawal minimum and zero *broker* percentage fee, but expressly notes network fees. Sending a stablecoin through an unsupported chain can create a loss that is not captured by a percentage fee quote; an address/network confirmation is integral to the money journey.[2][1]

Local payment coverage names Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Ghana, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nigeria, the Philippines, South Africa and Vietnam. The network choice is part of a crypto payment instruction: ticker support alone does not establish that every chain is accepted.[4]

Metritax (MU) Ltd lists Mauritius company identifier 235525 GBC and an investment dealer (full-service, excluding underwriting) licence GB26206169. Those numbers are reproduced as the company reports them; a full direct regulator licence extract and the coverage of each precise account product were not recovered for independent number-by-number confirmation.[1][2]

The firm says client assets are held separately from operating funds. That is an important account-servicing claim, but without the underlying custodian account terms it does not prove a sovereign depositor-insurance payout, separate trust for every individual customer or zero shortfall in a firm failure. The UK and US are expressly among restricted jurisdictions, so the globally available payments page does not imply eligibility from them.[1][2]

The site advertises 24/5 support and time-stamped execution reports. These are helpful for organising a dealing complaint, but a live test of support speed or an exported account statement was not performed. A customer should distinguish platform trade details, transaction ledger, payment processor status and separate blockchain confirmation because each may show a different stage of a disputed withdrawal.[1][2]

The local method matrix makes currency conversion and receiving-account identity important. A mobile-device recovery or changed e-wallet address may be subject to fraud controls that delay transfers; the firm has not furnished a fixed official deadline for these events in the inspected pages. No implied manual dealer hotline or guaranteed order acceptance should be built into emergency instructions.[1][2]

Metritax combines MT5 with its own app. Its swap-free option removes swap charges but retains overnight handling fees. Crypto deposits are payment rails; they do not establish delivery of a crypto asset when trading its CFD.[6][5][4]

Metritax also operates an introducing-broker programme. The commercial referral arrangements are separate from client trading accounts and can create interests that readers should be aware of when recommendations arrive from another promoter.[1][3]

Metritax is presented as a Mauritius investment dealer rather than a domestic-only securities brokerage. Its contemporary branding emphasises low-deposit Cent/Standard trading and an explicit side-based Pro price. The combination of FX, commodities, global indices and stock CFDs meets a multi-asset trading reference remit, subject to the licence and resident scope.[1][2]

Country-level acceptance is an independent question from whether a local deposit method exists. The restricted list includes the United Kingdom, United States, Iran and North Korea, with other restrictions and local-law limits. The current page was inspected as of 22 October 2026; no claim is made that it has accepted a live applicant or processed a withdrawal in a particular country.[1][2]