Thaurus: MT5 accounts, contractual charges and Mauritius scope

The registration guide separates identity, address and bank-document verification. It asks for a current ID/passport/driving licence, then proof of address, then a bank book or equivalent requested bank document. Its displayed progression reaches full verification at level 4. Document acceptance and the final available funding routes remain account-specific.[5]

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The stock-service page mentions leverage up to 1:1,000, while the account cards specify lower or individually agreed limits. The product-page figure is not assigned to a particular stock, account or customer here. An account’s instrument settings are the relevant input for sizing a position.[12]

The account floors do not provide a complete instrument-specific trading tariff. Closing commission and financing require confirmation before calculating a round-trip cost.[2]

The broker’s January 2026 MT5 article lists Windows, Mac through the browser, iOS and Android, including mobile order management and account history. It claims cross-device synchronisation; saved layouts, custom indicators and continuously running automation were not tested. Generic MT5 app adoption figures are not Thaurus customer counts.[14]

The risk disclosure warns that a request already reaching the server can survive closure of the order window. Sending another request before confirmation can create unintended additional trades. It describes one queued request at a time and server quotations taking precedence over a disconnected terminal. Public material did not establish a complete instrument-by-instrument order-count, expiry or maximum-position schedule.[4]

The forex-service page advertises bank-transfer and card funding/withdrawals but does not provide a complete provider tariff, minimum transfer size or currency-conversion markup. Country and payment-provider eligibility should be checked against the client portal rather than inferred from a general logo or payment-method claim.[11]

The agreement requires same-name bank/card funding in account currency; withdrawals can take five working days after request, subject to checks and available funds.[3]

Bullion Power advertises five free withdrawals monthly; the higher tiers advertise unlimited free withdrawals. The page does not state the charge beyond the Bullion allowance or remove external bank/conversion costs. “Free withdrawals” also does not waive the early full-withdrawal charge in the agreement.[2]

The licence page claims Mauritius FSC permission GB22200432 for an Investment Dealer, Full Service Dealer excluding Underwriting, and describes segregated funds. The official register route was opened, but an exact current firm entry was not retrieved. The profile therefore records the licence as a company claim rather than independently verified authorisation.[9][10]

The agreement permits third-party collateral use. It promises a seven-business-day zero-equity reset after irregular-market close-out failure, yet §XV.5 still requires repayment of debit balances.[3]

The general risk disclosure expressly says no statutory compensation scheme applies. No separate named insurer, beneficiary, aggregate limit, customer limit or claims trigger was established. A segregation statement is not interchangeable with compensation for insolvency or a guarantee that every trading loss is capped.[4]

The homepage also contains a statement that the service operates without regulatory control, inconsistent with its licence page. That is a source conflict, not an independently established regulatory finding. The customer needs the exact contracting company and current permission record to resolve it.[1]

The complaint policy asks for account and transaction identifiers, dates and a description of the issue. It provides acknowledgement within 48 hours, a four-week resolution target and an eight-week maximum. These are policy commitments, not observed response times; the older document’s postal address differs from the current contact page.[7]

The risk disclosure warns that telephone access can be congested during fast markets. The reviewed contact material did not establish a dedicated authenticated emergency-dealing number or guaranteed execution hours. General support availability should not be treated as confirmation that a close instruction has been accepted.[4][6]

The MT5 page describes account history. Broker-specific export formats, tax certificates and access after account closure were not established. Keep the cash ledger as well as trade history when reconciling deposits, withdrawals, charges and gains; platform availability alone does not promise a local tax document.[14]

The homepage mentions two-factor authentication. Public recovery instructions, administrator permissions and the duration of any withdrawal hold after resetting security were not established. The AML policy documents customer-identification controls, but it is not an operational password-recovery guide.[1][17]

The tools page lists a heatmap and margin, stop-loss, profit/loss, pivot-point, Fibonacci and currency calculators. It also markets AI signals and automated risk features. No documented customer mandate, permission scope, review-before-submit rule, API key controls or automatic order-authority agreement was located. These marketing descriptions do not establish which tool can actually submit or change a live trade.[15]

A current broker-specific copy-trading service and its disconnection rules were not established in the reviewed platform and service pages. An MT5 installation by itself does not specify a selected signal provider’s mandate, fee, responsibility for existing positions or a broker’s managed-account terms.[15][14]

The footer-linked 20%/30% deposit-bonus terms apply to 9 September–11 November 2023. They describe non-withdrawable credit and removal of credit after a withdrawal request, with profit-withdrawal turnover conditions. No 2026 renewal was established. Those historic conditions should not be silently attached to the account page’s current limited bonus offer; obtain the current written promotion before accepting credit.[8]

The current contact page identifies Thaurus Ltd at Hennessy Tower, Port Louis, Mauritius. Service exclusions include the USA, Turkey and the Philippines, among a longer list. The exclusions are not a complete statement of where the company has local permission to solicit customers.[6]

The agreement identifies company registration number 190874.[3]

The agreement also permits closure after six inactive months. Ordinary termination requires one week’s written notice, with remaining positions closed when termination takes effect.[3]

The company page and differing portal links did not establish a change of legal entity or a formal customer-migration notice. Public marketing does not supply a verified ownership history, audited client count or full financial statements for this profile.[16]