NAGA’s EU service combines a trading platform, social feed and automatic copying. Naga Markets Europe Ltd is the Cypriot investment firm; The NAGA Group AG is the listed parent. Account terms and client assets therefore belong to the EU company, while consolidated results describe the wider group.[1][4][11]
Accounts & headline costs
Sections ↑Company and regional reference
| Measure | Value | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Listed parent | The NAGA Group AG | German listed group; Xetra symbol N4G in its August 2026 release.Source 3 |
| EU operator | Naga Markets Europe Ltd | CySEC licence 204/13; licence date 20 June 2013.Source 4 |
| Company-registration number | 251168 | Separate from the regulatory licence.Source 4 |
| Published EU residence scope | EEA residents, excluding Belgium | The EU disclosure excludes services in third-country territories.Source 2 |
European VIP comparison
The VIP comparison differentiates account levels through pricing and service benefits. Its examples should not be combined with the separate international website’s entry conditions. The EU platform guide gives USD 250 as the Iron starting-deposit reference; this is distinct from a payment method’s own transaction limits.[5][1]
Tier-linked examples and benefits
| Tier group | Published price/service example | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Iron–Silver | EUR/USD example 1.1 pips; stock-CFD commission 0.20% | The spread is an example and the commission’s charging side/minimum require the operative tariff.Source 5Source 6 |
| Gold–Diamond | EUR/USD example 0.9 pips; stock-CFD commission 0.10% | Tier value and eligibility conditions apply.Source 5Source 6 |
| Crystal | EUR/USD example 0.7 pips; stock-CFD commission 0.10% | The comparison does not establish an observed average execution cost.Source 5Source 6 |
| Copy-fee tier | Iron 20%; Bronze 17.5%; higher tiers 0% in the cited table | The calculation base is not specified in the comparison and is not guessed.Source 5 |
Products & platforms
Sections ↑NAGA platform features
| Area | Published capability | Access |
|---|---|---|
| Charts | 10 timeframes; six chart types | Browser platform.Source 1 |
| Analysis | 70+ indicators and drawing objects | Web/mobile descriptions.Source 1 |
| Orders | Market, limit, stop-loss and trailing-stop controls | Product-specific execution conditions.Source 1 |
| Social trading | Follow multiple traders and inspect performance statistics | Integrated feed and Autocopy.Source 1 |
| Mobile security | Biometric login and account synchronisation | iOS/Android.Source 1 |
The platform guide distinguishes exchange-listed securities from CFDs. The EU withdrawal help now provides method-specific processing and arrival estimates, set out in the funding section below.[1][7]
Service architecture
| Component | Published role | Legal/economic distinction |
|---|---|---|
| Web and mobile platform | Charts, indicators, orders, social feed and account access | Interface capability does not change the Cypriot contracting company.Source 1 |
| MetaTrader 5 | Additional trading terminal on supported accounts | Instrument and account permissions remain route-specific.Source 1 |
| Autocopy | Replicates a selected lead trader’s future eligible activity | The follower retains exposure and existing positions can remain after pause.Source 9 |
| NAGA Earn | Variable-yield cash programme with QMMF consent | Not ordinary insured bank cash and not a fixed return.Source 2 |
| Stock CFDs / listed securities | Separate product structures in the EU service | A stock CFD does not provide the same ownership rights as a share.Source 1Source 6 |
Fees & holding costs
Sections ↑Selected published charge descriptions
| Item | Published reference | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Stock-CFD commission: Iron–Silver | 0.20% | Rate listed on the EU Copy Premium page.Source 6 |
| Stock-CFD commission: Gold–Crystal | 0.10% | Charging side and minimum require the operative contract tariff.Source 6 |
| Withdrawal charge | USD 0 at every listed VIP tier | Payment-provider and conversion costs are separate.Source 6 |
| VIP table copy fee | Iron 20%; Bronze 17.5%; higher tiers 0% | The comparison does not specify the calculation base.Source 5 |
Cost components that should not be blended
| Component | Published evidence | What remains separate |
|---|---|---|
| EUR/USD spread | Tier examples of 1.1, 0.9 or 0.7 pips | Live spread, instrument and execution result.Source 5 |
| Stock-CFD commission | 0.20% Iron–Silver; 0.10% Gold–Crystal | Charging side, minimum and the relevant market schedule.Source 6 |
| Copy fee | Tier percentages in the VIP comparison | Calculation base and service terms.Source 5 |
| Leader Copy Premium | Profit-band mechanism for qualifying copied trades | Compensation to the leader, not a follower return or broker commission rebate.Source 6 |
| Withdrawal / provider costs | VIP table shows USD 0 withdrawal charge | Bank, wallet, conversion and payment-network costs can remain.Source 5Source 7 |
| Financing | Not supplied as one universal figure in the retained sources | Use the live instrument and EU contract.Source 1 |
Execution & trading rules
Sections ↑Pausing an Autocopy relationship stops further copying but does not automatically close positions already copied. NAGA’s EU guide says existing positions continue to follow the lead trader until closure, unless the follower’s own limits close them first. The control is under Copy Trading → Active → Pause Autocopy; the inactive relationship can later be enabled again. This makes pausing a strategy different from liquidating its current exposure.[9]
Autocopy controls and residual exposure
| Action | Published effect | What the follower must still manage |
|---|---|---|
| Start copying | Future eligible activity can be replicated subject to allocation/risk settings | Follower capital, product eligibility and execution can differ from the leader.Source 1 |
| Pause Autocopy | Stops further copying | Already copied positions remain and can continue following the lead trader.Source 9 |
| Follower risk limit | Can close positions under the follower’s own settings | A lead trader’s position can remain open while the follower exits.Source 9 |
| Re-enable | Inactive copy relationship can be enabled again | New activity resumes under current settings; prior results are not guaranteed.Source 9 |
Deposits, withdrawals & transfers
Sections ↑NAGA’s EU withdrawal help separates the broker’s review from payment-network arrival. It states that an approved request is reviewed, approved and executed internally within 24 business hours; this does not promise receipt by a card issuer or bank within that period. Identity and payment-method verification must be complete, and third-party payment accounts are not accepted.[7][8]
EU withdrawal arrival after processing
| Area | Published position | Practical detail |
|---|---|---|
| Payment card | Usually 3–5 business days | Card-network arrival follows internal processing.Source 7 |
| Bank in EU/EEA | Usually 2–3 business days | Outside the EU/EEA, the guide allows up to six business days.Source 7 |
| Electronic wallet | Within 24 hours in the published guide | The approved wallet and its provider’s checks still apply.Source 7 |
| Recent SOFORT deposit | Withdrawal may wait up to nine business days after deposit | A deposit-clearing restriction, not a nine-day fee or ordinary bank-transfer promise.Source 7 |
Withdrawal eligibility and holding controls
| Control | Published position | Practical consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Identity and method verification | Must be complete before withdrawal | An approved trading account can still require payment verification.Source 8 |
| Third-party payment account | Not accepted | Use a payment route in the client’s name.Source 8 |
| Internal processing | Within 24 business hours after the request is reviewed/approved | Not the card or bank arrival clock.Source 7 |
| Recent SOFORT funding | Possible hold up to nine business days after deposit | A clearing restriction rather than an ordinary withdrawal fee.Source 7Source 8 |
| Method arrival | Cards, banks and wallets have different published periods | External provider checks can extend receipt.Source 7 |
Protection & regulation
Sections ↑EU legal and protection boundaries
| Area | Supported position | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| EU company | Naga Markets Europe Ltd, CySEC 204/13 | International NAGA group companies are separate.Source 4 |
| Investor Compensation Fund | NAGA Earn page refers to conditional ICF protection up to EUR 20,000 | Eligibility and scheme rules apply; not protection from investment loss.Source 2Source 4 |
| QMMF allocation | Earn activation includes consent to qualifying money-market funds | A fund allocation is not the same as an insured bank deposit.Source 2 |
| Copy trading | Follower remains exposed to copied positions and execution | Social features do not shift investment responsibility to the leader.Source 1Source 9 |
| Group results | Consolidated parent-company measures | Do not describe client-money protection at the Cypriot firm.Source 11 |
Opening an account & support
Sections ↑Naga Markets Europe Ltd’s complaints policy requires the completed complaint form and accepts it at [email protected]. It provides an acknowledgement and reference within five days. If investigation is unfinished after two months, NAGA must explain the delay; the stated maximum is three months from submission. The policy identifies the Cyprus Financial Ombudsman and CySEC as external routes, subject to their respective roles and eligibility.[10]
NAGA EU complaint and support routes
Scope Internal processing and method-specific arrival estimates.
Scope Platform, markets, social and order features.
Additional services
Sections ↑The leader programme pays a Copy Premium for qualifying profitable copied trades. Its worked example applies 50% of the relevant maximum when closed profit is up to USD 5, 75% from USD 5.01 to USD 10 and 100% above USD 10. Those amounts describe leader compensation, not a promised return to the follower. The precise copying terms remain separate from spreads and financing.[6]
NAGA Earn conditions
| Term | Published condition | Important boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Annual yield | Up to 2.4% APY, variable | Not a fixed return.Source 2 |
| Eligible setup | Verified EUR account; Iron VIP level | Enable the service separately.Source 2 |
| Payment timing | Daily | Uses eligible instantly available cash.Source 2 |
| Underlying consent | Cash may be held in qualifying money-market funds | Activation includes QMMF consent.Source 2 |
| Access | No stated lock-up; enable/disable | Operational terms still apply.Source 2 |
The consent to qualifying money-market funds is material: the programme should not be described simply as an insured bank savings account. Its page refers to Investor Compensation Fund protection up to EUR 20,000, subject to eligibility and the scheme’s terms, not protection against every investment loss.[2]
Copy Premium mechanism
| Closed copied-trade profit | Published percentage of the relevant maximum | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| Up to USD 5 | 50% | Leader-compensation band; not follower profit.Source 6 |
| USD 5.01–USD 10 | 75% | Applies under the stated qualifying-copy conditions.Source 6 |
| Above USD 10 | 100% | Still subject to the programme maximum and rules.Source 6 |
Company background & evidence
Sections ↑Final unaudited first-half results
| Measure | H1 2026 | H1 2025 / comparison |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue | EUR 27.7m | EUR 32.3mSource 11 |
| EBITDA | EUR 4.5m | Preliminary H1 2026 had been EUR 4.4mSource 11 |
| Net income / loss | EUR 1.1m profit | EUR 2.6m loss in H1 2025Source 11 |
| Operating cash flow | EUR 4.6m | EUR 0.2mSource 11 |
| Personnel, technology and other operating costs | EUR 11.0m | EUR 13.7mSource 11 |
| Marketing costs | EUR 11.2m | EUR 15.0mSource 11 |
The final unaudited release supersedes the earlier preliminary EBITDA and net-income figures. Management retained FY2026 guidance of EUR 68m–EUR 75m revenue and EUR 10m–EUR 15m EBITDA. These consolidated measures describe the listed group, not the solvency, client money or performance of one trading account.[11]
- Headquarters
- Listed group: Hamburg, Germany; EU operator: Limassol, Cyprus
Legal entities & licences
These are source-dated records, not a blanket assessment of the broker. Read each issuer, identifier, status and scope together.
Naga Markets Europe Ltd
CyprusSource 4
| Issuer & identifier | Recorded status | Date & scope |
|---|---|---|
| Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission204/13 | Authorised | Checked 9 Oct 2026Listed in CySEC’s current CIF directory, with authorisation dated 20 June 2013. The selected EU company is separate from international group entities.Source 4 |
Additional Information
Sections ↑Before relying on a NAGA headline
| Check | Reason |
|---|---|
| VIP tier | Spread, stock-CFD and copy-fee examples change by level.Source 5Source 6 |
| Copy control | Pause stops new copying but leaves existing positions.Source 9 |
| Withdrawal clock | Internal processing and bank/card/wallet receipt are separate.Source 7 |
| Earn structure | Variable APY and QMMF consent differ from ordinary bank cash.Source 2 |
| Legal company | Use Naga Markets Europe Ltd for the EU contract and complaint route.Source 4Source 10 |
| Financial results | Final unaudited group figures are not client-account protection metrics.Source 11 |
Sources & further reading
- NAGA trading platform: web/mobile tools and markets Naga Markets Europe Ltd · Accessed 9 Oct 2026
- NAGA Earn: variable yield, eligibility and QMMF consent Naga Markets Europe Ltd · Accessed 9 Oct 2026
- NAGA Group preliminary H1 2026 results The NAGA Group AG · 5 Aug 2026 · Accessed 9 Oct 2026
- Cypriot investment-firm directory: Naga Markets Europe Ltd Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission · Accessed 9 Oct 2026
- NAGA European VIP levels and published EUR/USD examples Naga Markets Europe Ltd · Accessed 9 Oct 2026
- NAGA Copy Premium calculation and stock-CFD commission bands Naga Markets Europe Ltd · Accessed 9 Oct 2026
- NAGA EU withdrawal processing and card, bank and wallet arrival NAGA · Accessed 15 Oct 2026
- NAGA EU withdrawal policy and verification NAGA · Accessed 15 Oct 2026
- NAGA EU: pausing Autocopy and existing positions NAGA · Accessed 15 Oct 2026
- Naga Markets Europe Ltd complaints policy, April 2024 NAGA · Accessed 15 Oct 2026
- Final unaudited H1 2026 figures and unchanged full-year guidance The NAGA Group AG · 14 Oct 2026 · Accessed 15 Oct 2026
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