TabTrade: five MT5 accounts, entity-specific markets and funding rules

TabTrade offers five live MT5 account arrangements. Standard incorporates commission into its spread; Edge separates raw pricing from a per-lot charge; VIP negotiates pricing. Cent changes the denomination and contract exposure, while Swap-Free changes overnight charging. A zero opening minimum does not remove the margin needed for a trade.[2]

The website supplies separate Mauritius and Saint Lucia agreements. Residence and onboarding determine the counterparty; this profile labels Mauritius contract terms explicitly. Read the assigned document set before accepting an account, because a common brand does not make the two routes interchangeable.[41]

Cent displays USD 10 as 1,000 USC. One Cent lot has the exposure of 0.01 ordinary lot; the larger displayed balance does not create extra capital. Other CFD classes are excluded from Cent. The Swap-Free account is intended for religious requirements in supported regions; creating it applies swap-free status to the profile and accounts without separate approval.[4][5]

Demo accounts use virtual funds and last 30 days; the portal can create another after expiry. Simulated practice does not establish live execution or withdrawal performance.[16]

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For an illustrative one-lot EUR/USD round trip, the published April Edge spread of 0.03 pips × USD 10 per pip is USD 0.30. Adding USD 7 commission gives USD 7.30. At Standard’s one-pip advertised minimum, the spread component is USD 10. These use different spread bases, so they do not predict which account is cheaper on a particular trade. Financing, slippage and conversion are excluded.[9][8]

The Mauritius execution policy allows the company to be the OTC execution venue even when external firms supply prices, liquidity or hedges. Market orders can fill at the next obtainable price; requested prices and stops are not guaranteed. Orders can be partially filled, rejected, cancelled or subject to fill-or-kill conditions. Automation permission remains subject to market-integrity and platform-capacity controls.[44]

Planned maintenance is announced through the portal, email and platform; weekends are the usual window, but urgent repairs can interrupt other periods. The inspected maintenance guidance does not establish a telephone order-taking service. Use official support to resolve an uncertain order status; an unanswered message is not confirmation of execution.[24]

The landing schedule lists a shorter one-business-day card/wallet withdrawal figure; the detailed withdrawal article gives one to three days for cards and Apple/Google Pay. The broader range is used above. Approval, bank settlement and additional checks are distinct stages.[27]

No internal funding fee is the current published policy. External banks, processors, blockchain networks and conversion providers can charge. Payments must be in the client’s legal name. Card-funded capital normally returns to that card up to the deposit amount; excess profits may use another verified same-name method.[28]

With positions open, the withdrawal guide says clients can usually request up to 90% of free margin. Larger or unusual transactions may need additional KYC/source-of-funds checks.[26]

Mauritius terms permit extra payment verification, return-to-source routing and charges where trading activity is insufficient. Margin-allocated funds must first become available wallet funds. Currency conversion may include a fee embedded in the rate.[43]

Individual verification normally requires unexpired government photo ID and address evidence bearing the same legal name. Address documents usually must be within six months; mobile-phone bills and PO boxes are generally excluded. Additional checks depend on jurisdiction and transaction risk, and manual review can require further documents.[32]

The portal exposes balances, transaction history and linked accounts. The execution policy provides electronic trade confirmations and account information; clients must report discrepancies promptly. A broker-specific downloadable tax certificate or export-format schedule was not established.[20][44]

For Mauritius complaints, provide the account and transaction references, chronology, supporting evidence and requested remedy. The 4 September policy targets acknowledgement within five working days, a full response within 21 working days and resolution within 30 working days; delays should be explained. Copy-service issues may need referral to the independent provider.[47]

For Global Business complaints, FSC directs clients to its online form, outside the Ombudsperson’s remit.[46]

TabTrade Social uses independent Pelican functionality to transmit selected strategy orders; TabTrade executes them in the brokerage account. Clients choose providers, allocations and whether to follow. Web, iOS and Android access are listed; the Windows app is described as forthcoming. Provider regulation does not extend UK protection to the TabTrade trading contract.[34]

The setup guide uses a dedicated copier account and exposes trade sizing, provider performance fees and a choice to copy already-open trades. Minimum-volume rounding can alter copied exposure. Confirm the selected provider’s fee and settings before activation.[35]

Ending copy authority does not undo instructions already received or executed. The Mauritius agreement leaves monitoring and exposure management with the client; it does not establish automatic closure of remaining copied positions.[43]

TradePoints are non-cash, non-transferable reward points. The campaign runs 14 April–31 December 2026: first-deposit points require five eligible lots within 30 days; ongoing rewards use completed FX/metals trades after linking. Points expire after 12 months without earning or redeeming. They cannot be withdrawn from the trading account.[37]

The separate Mauritius promotion rules treat bonus amounts as trading credit unless campaign terms expressly differ. Withdrawal before qualifying turnover can remove credit and attributed profits. The default validity is 30 calendar days, with campaign-specific exceptions. Credit is not client money; removal can reduce trading equity, so a bonus balance must not be read as available cash.[45]

The international site excludes Australia, New Zealand, the US, Iran, North Korea, Russia, Belarus and Myanmar, alongside applicable sanctions restrictions. A non-local office or payment provider does not change the entity assigned during onboarding.[40]

The company announced its Mauritius Investment Dealer licence on 30 July 2026, saying it was issued on 2 July. The announcement does not establish an automatic transfer of existing Saint Lucia accounts, balances or positions to Mauritius. The agreement shown during onboarding remains the relevant counterparty evidence.[42]

The structured inventory distinguishes the Mauritius dealer, Saint Lucia company and Cyprus support company. Licence particulars are broker-stated: the FSC public-register route did not return an inspectable named firm record during this review. Public sources were checked on 20 October 2026; no account, support-speed, execution or withdrawal test was performed.[40]