Rewalt (formerly Rock-West): CFD accounts, withdrawal conditions and copy controls

The brokerage serves selected international jurisdictions outside the EEA. Its regulation page excludes numerous countries, including Canada, New Zealand and the United States; the site footer also excludes the UK. The registration country list is the firm’s current eligibility gate. A payment method labelled for a region does not itself make residents eligible for the trading account.[5]

Leverage falls with position size and can change with market, geopolitical or regulatory conditions. Non-dynamic crypto accounts are quoted at 1:10.[6]

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The platform page advertises native Android and iOS applications, a browser app and Web MT5. The trading page also describes desktop and mobile MT5. Rewalt says the account syncs across devices; this does not document the persistence of a locally running Expert Advisor or trailing process when its terminal is offline.[9][7]

The app presentation includes trading, account transfers, payment management and reporting. Card illustrations on that interface should be read alongside the dedicated card page’s waitlist. They do not establish that card spending is available to an ordinary newly opened account today.[9][18]

The current Standard page starts at 1.6 pips, compared with 1.4 pips on the retained Rock-West Standard page. This profile uses Rewalt’s current tariff. RAW’s USD 8-per-lot description leaves the charging side unresolved, so an exact round-trip commission comparison would require clarification. The stock-CFD page separately advertises 0.1% commission.[6][20][7]

The spread table supplies no sampling period. Overnight financing and currency conversion can add costs.[8][12]

The agreement instead permits up to USD 10 annually after 12 months without transactions. This conflicts with the dedicated dormancy policy.[12][13]

Rewalt describes A-Book routing and servers in London and New York, with execution below 30 milliseconds in its marketing. The public page does not supply an independently checked sample or percentile distribution. That figure is therefore a company performance claim, not a measured service level or a guarantee that a stop will fill at its requested price.[8]

The agreement permits discretionary liquidation below 100% margin and automatic closure at or below 50%, plus temporary pre-trade margin checks. The retained Standard page shows 30% stop-out; the two thresholds conflict.[12][20]

Dynamic leverage can create different margin requirements for a small first position and a larger combined exposure. AUDCAD and EURCAD are specifically shown outside dynamic conditions at 1:500, while non-dynamic crypto is 1:10. Rewalt’s account-level maximum should not replace the requirement attached to the actual symbol and volume.[8]

The current payments page advertises zero deposit fees. Examples include BinancePay deposits from USD 50 to USD 30,000 and cards from USD 50 to USD 2,800 per transaction; SWIFT starts at USD 500. It describes two-factor confirmation, same-source return of deposits and other available methods for profits. Its sub-three-minute approval claim is conditional, not a guarantee of bank arrival.[10]

The expandable fee conditions require closed lots of at least 0.014 times the initial crypto deposit amount, or 0.024 times an initial fiat deposit, for zero withdrawal fees. Otherwise the stated fee is the greater of 1% or actual third-party processing costs, which can reach 10% in some regions. These conditions should be checked before funding; increasing trading volume solely to avoid a fee introduces separate trading exposure.[10]

The agreement also permits withdrawal charges up to 10%, or higher actual third-party costs where allowed, for low activity, processing or compliance circumstances.[12]

A refund is different from withdrawing the remaining trading balance. The May 2025 refund policy generally excludes cancellation once funds have been traded, with limited technical-error exceptions. Eligible requests return to the original method, require identification, and are described as reviewed within two business days and processed within five, subject to the payment provider. System-error reports have a seven-calendar-day condition.[14]

The legal hub’s Net Deposit Bonus document concerns approved introducing brokers. Its deposit-and-volume tiers are not retail welcome-bonus terms or freely withdrawable customer cash.[19][11]

Agreement section 4.7 separately offers discretionary cashback to invited Standard clients with USD 500–700 net deposits: up to 25% of trading losses when the remaining balance falls below USD 10. It requires trades lasting at least 180 seconds, forbids promotion stacking and abusive activity, and allows cancellation or withdrawal restrictions. Its prohibited cross-account hedging clause lets only the losing account qualify; the profitable account’s withdrawal is limited to 43% of deposited funds. This conditional promotion is not deposit insurance.[12]

The site advertises segregated client funds. The retained Rock-West protection page also advertises negative-balance protection, but the current Rewalt agreement makes customers liable for a resulting deficit. An unconditional negative-balance guarantee is not established by those conflicting documents.[1][21][12]

The current pages display third-party badges, but the reviewed legal documents did not establish a current insurance certificate with a per-client limit and shared policy aggregate. A badge or the FSA licence should not be turned into an invented compensation amount.[1][11]

The contact page separately lists dealing and trading-desk hours as Monday 00:00 to Friday 23:59 GMT. It does not set out emergency order authentication or prove that the general inbox accepts telephone or email orders. For an outage, use the official support route and establish what action the desk can accept; preserve the order ID, time and screenshots for reconciliation.[16]

The dedicated complaints policy, version 2.1 of June 2026, specifies acknowledgement within two business days, an ordinary response within 21 and up to 90 business days for complicated cases, with written explanation and FSA escalation.[15]

The agreement’s older complaint annex has a different timetable. It also provides platform activity reports and trade confirmations; retain copies before closure.[12]

The contact page warns that support will not send private messages requesting passwords, private keys or transfers to personal wallets.[16]

The public strategy cards are explicitly illustrative previews. Their displayed returns, risk scores and assets should not be reported as verified performance of live strategies. The page separately describes a live leaderboard and automated detachment at a drawdown threshold; the user needs to check any remaining positions and fee settlement after leaving a strategy.[17]

The card page invites users to join a waitlist and describes early access after verification. Its footer names Certyx Limited in Hong Kong as issuer and states that MAIV does not issue the card or provide the regulated card/payment services itself. The card’s availability, fees and supported countries therefore depend on separate provider terms, not simply the brokerage licence.[18]

The company announced the Rewalt rebrand in August 2026, and Rock-West’s site links to Rewalt. This directory retains Rock-West as an alias of the current broker. Published leadership material names Mikhail Bobkin as co-founder and chief executive.[3][2][22]

The public announcement describes a broader trading, payment and spending proposition. It does not by itself establish how every old balance, bonus, order or statement moved to a new interface. Existing customers should retain their account agreement and transition notice: the differences in current and retained account pages make that operational history relevant.[3][2][20][6]

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Brokerage entity: Mahé, Seychelles