PU Prime: account pricing, copy-trading costs, funding and 24/7 gold contracts

Standard, Prime and ECN list nine base currencies: USD, GBP, CAD, AUD, EUR, SGD, NZD, HKD and JPY. An unfunded Standard account can be opened, but trading requires the funding threshold. Prime and ECN thresholds use account-currency units, with the HKD/JPY exceptions above.[1][2]

Cent accounts use USC, with 100 USC equal to USD 1. The published entry requirement is 2,000 USC, or USD 20. The copy-trading help centre additionally lists Prime Cent at 100,000 USC, or USD 1,000, and requires the MTS account type for that programme. Cent balances should not be compared numerically with dollar balances without this conversion.[2][5]

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The international catalogue advertises more than 1,000 instruments across FX, metals, indices, commodities, share CFDs, ETFs, bonds and synthetic indices. The Seychelles agreement permits PU Prime to act as market maker for FX and CFD contracts. The account name ECN identifies the published account offering; it does not by itself establish that every order is executed on an exchange or passed to an external counterparty.[11][12][22]

For a 0.01-lot Prime trade, USD 3.50 per lot becomes USD 0.035 each side. The account page says MetaTrader rounds each side to USD 0.04, giving USD 0.08 for two rounded sides. Its USD 0.07 round-turn illustration is the unrounded amount.[1]

XAUUSD247 publishes per-login exposure limits of 15,000 lots net and 30,000 lots gross. Its financing runs daily, including weekends, with no triple Wednesday swap. Ordinary product guidance instead applies triple Wednesday financing to FX, gold and silver, and triple Friday financing to oil, indices, commodities, shares and ETF-C. The 24/7 symbol therefore has a different holding-cost calendar as well as a different lot definition.[6][7][8]

Islamic variants substitute administration fees for ordinary overnight interest. The help centre applies these at the end of the server day and identifies potential three-day charges on Wednesday for FX, gold and silver and Friday for oil and indices. The amount remains product-specific; the swap-free label does not mean every holding period is free of charges.[9]

The Seychelles agreement reserves a withdrawal charge up to 5% where trading since the last deposit is insufficient. Its archiving clause permits disabling an account after at least 90 inactive days when the balance is US$10 or less; restored access is for statements, with remaining cash transferable to a new account. These conditions qualify the public no-maintenance-fee headline.[22]

The current international comparison gives Standard, Prime, ECN and Cent a 50% margin-call level and 20% stop-out level. These are account-level controls distinct from an instrument’s leverage cap. The gold exposure tiers and weekend maintenance described above still apply; the stop-out percentage does not promise an exit price.[1]

PU Prime dates its business to 2015. The Seychelles FSA currently lists PU Prime Limited under the PU Prime trade name and puprime.com domain. Its Seychelles agreement identifies the same company as provider and gives licence SD050.[20][21][22]

The Seychelles contract warns that losses can exceed deposited capital and further payments may be required. An automatic retail loss cap should not be inferred from a published stop-out percentage or imported from another group company.[22]

The contact page advertises 24/7 support through live chat, email and calls; particular telephone languages depend on staff schedules and timezone coverage. Trading-hour tables use MetaTrader time, currently shown as GMT+3, and flag a recurring Saturday 00:00–02:00 maintenance window. That scheduled interruption remains relevant even where a product is described as available seven days a week.[18][19]

Under clause 25, an unresolved problem can become a written complaint to Compliance. The agreement gives seven business days for a response and names the Seychelles FSA for escalation after an unsatisfactory verdict. Clause 24 allows the client to terminate in writing, but existing obligations survive; the broker may settle debts and wait for contracts to close before returning the remaining balance.[22]

PU Copy Trading has no management or subscription fee in its published guide, but the account’s normal trading charges remain. Signal providers can set profit sharing up to 50%, disclosed before copying begins, with eligible new profits assessed under a high-water-mark mechanism. That percentage is a provider setting, not a fixed charge applied to every strategy.[4]

The VPS offer reimburses a chosen provider’s invoice after a deposit of at least USD 1,000 and the required monthly closed-trade volume: USD 500,000 notional for up to USD 25, or USD 1 million for up to USD 50. It permits one refund per client per month. The client still selects and pays for the subscription before claiming reimbursement.[13]

Stopping a copy relationship ends new copying but does not necessarily close existing trades. PU Prime’s guide says copied positions remain until manually closed or the close-on-stop option is used. The fee guide schedules profit-share settlement each Saturday; stopping copying or withdrawing the allocation can trigger immediate settlement of eligible new gains. Disconnection, trade closure and bank withdrawal are therefore separate actions with potentially different cash amounts.[23][24]

The brand also identifies PU Prime Ltd in Mauritius, with company-disclosed FSC reference GB23202672, and PU Prime LLC in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, registration 271 LLC 2020. PU Prime (CY) Limited, Cyprus company HE414308, facilitates services including payments and is not described as operating trading terminals. These company registrations and brand connections do not transfer one entity’s licence to another.[20]

Founded

2015; company-stated business origin