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Tradeview Markets: EDGE, ILC, XLev and the separate stock and futures accounts

Account-by-account coverage of Tradeview’s FX pricing, real shares, exchange futures, managed services, funding rules and regional legal distinctions.

By Editorial deskOperating status: ActiveSources checked Published Updated

Tradeview Markets combines three FX account models with real shares and exchange futures. EDGE offers lower advertised FX commission than ILC, alongside lower leverage and a narrower platform and instrument list. Stocks and futures have separate deposits, fees and operational rules.[1][20]

Account comparison01

Account and service routes at a glance

Account and service routes at a glance
Account / serviceContract and customer scopePlatform and principal condition
EDGETradeview Ltd. — Global offer; actual entity confirmed at onboarding; retail clientsMT4 / MT5. Restricted .edge instruments and entity eligibility; micro group needs approval.Source 20Source 1
ILCTradeview Ltd. — Global offer; actual entity confirmed at onboarding; retail clientsMT4 / MT5 / cTrader. Subject to account eligibility.Source 24Source 1
XLevTradeview Ltd. — Global offer; actual entity confirmed at onboarding; retail clientsMT4 / MT5. Spread-based charge; subject to eligibility.Source 24Source 1
ILCTradeview Europe Limited — Eligible EU/EEA residents; retail clientsSupported Europe platform. Separate Europe tariff and application.Source 10Source 9Source 48

Legal entity and regional scope

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Entities & regulation02

What the group disclosures establish

What the group disclosures establish
Entity or issueRelevant distinction
Tradeview Ltd., CaymanThe global website identifies this company and claims CIMA securities-broker permission 585163. A current named register result was unavailable.Source 3
Tradeview Europe Limited, MaltaSeparate EU/EEA offering. Company registration C93990 is distinct from its stated MFSA authorisation ID TRDV.Source 9
Cyprus passport recordCySEC currently lists Tradeview Europe as a cross-border firm with MFSA as home supervisor. That entry is not a CySEC-issued home licence.Source 48
TVM Global, LabuanThe group claims a money-broker permission but publishes LL15870 as a registration number; this profile does not convert that corporate number into a licence.Source 3
PeruThe group’s SUNARP company number 13089531 establishes a company-registration claim, not an investment-services authorisation.Source 3
US eligibilityThe global site excludes the United States and US persons. Regional acceptance depends on the actual contracting company and local restrictions.Source 1
Protections & eligibility03

Protection and contracting boundaries

Protection and contracting boundaries
IssuePublished position
Below-zero balancesThe global policy makes clients responsible for debit balances. Occasional discretionary credits or settlements do not establish universal negative-balance protection.Source 4
Client fundsThe company advertises segregated funds at major banks. This is a company statement, not an independently audited custody finding.Source 2
Collateral rightsThe linked agreement permits pledging, lending or re-using margin/collateral and transfers between the client’s accounts. Segregation wording alone does not explain all asset-use rights.Source 5
Regional protectionMalta services are a separate regional offer. Its permissions and retail safeguards must be assessed under the Europe contract.Source 9

Global FX accounts: EDGE, ILC and XLev

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Account comparison04

Published FX pricing and opening requirements

Published FX pricing and opening requirements
ModelFX chargeDeposit / trade minimumLeverage ceiling
EDGERaw spread from 0; USD 4 per standard lot round turnOpening deposit not published; 0.10 lot1:100Source 24
ILCRaw spread from 0; USD 5 per standard lot round turnUSD 1,000; 0.10 lot1:200Source 24
XLevSpread includes the trading charge; no separate commissionUSD 100; 0.01 lot1:400Source 24
At a glance05

EDGE account details that change practical access

EDGE account details that change practical access
FeatureCondition
PlatformsMT4 and MT5 only; cTrader is not included.Source 20
Instrument scopeThe .edge demo list contains FX and metals. Indices, oil and crypto are absent, despite broader EDGE wording in general market guides.Source 20Source 27
Micro groupOrdinary minimum is 0.10 lot; 0.01-lot access requires permission to a separate, limited-availability group.Source 20
CurrenciesUSD, EUR or GBP, fixed at creation; another base currency needs another account.Source 20
Another EDGE accountA second is available after the first has been funded.Source 20
At a glance06

Moving an existing account to EDGE

Moving an existing account to EDGE
ConditionOperational consequence
Existing ILC or XLevNo open trades or pending orders before conversion. Credentials and history remain.Source 21
Introduced accountAn account attached to an introducing broker cannot simply be converted; an additional EDGE account is required.Source 21
AutomationEAs must use the correct .edge symbols. An unsuffixed symbol does not establish EDGE pricing.Source 21
MarginLower leverage means more margin for the same exposure. Minimum size and instrument access also change.Source 21
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The Europe offer has different published terms

The Europe offer has different published terms
AccountDeposit / minimum tradeCommission
Europe ILCEUR 1,000 / 0.01 lotEUR 2.50 per standard lot per side; spreads from 0Source 10
Europe XLevNo minimum deposit / 0.01 lotNo separate commissionSource 10

Market access and the instruments actually held

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At a glance08

CFD range

CFD range
MarketExposure and limitations
ForexThe guide lists 60 pairs across majors, crosses and exotics. ILC supports MT4, MT5 and cTrader; XLev uses MT4/MT5.Source 23Source 24
IndicesUS, European and Asian index CFDs; these do not confer ownership of the constituent shares.Source 26
Metals and energyGold, silver, platinum and palladium CFDs; WTI, Brent and natural gas include non-expiring energy products.Source 28
Cryptocurrency CFDsBTC/USD, ETH/USD, LTC/USD, XRP/USD and BTC/JPY; price exposure, without coin ownership or wallet withdrawals.Source 30
Other group productThe crypto guide separately mentions the YimmiT spot exchange. That is a different product whose terms and contracting entity require their own review.Source 30
Pricing & charges09

Contract sizes, adjustments and financing

Contract sizes, adjustments and financing
ItemBasis
FX sizeOne standard lot is 100,000 units of the base currency; 0.10 lot is 10,000 and 0.01 lot is 1,000.Source 25
Precious-metal sizeGold: 100 ounces per lot; silver: 5,000 ounces per lot. EDGE gold commission is USD 6 per lot round turn.Source 29
Index dividendsLong index-CFD positions may receive an adjustment and shorts may pay one; overnight swap is a separate item.Source 27
Energy rollsNon-expiring oil/gas CFDs receive a cash adjustment when their reference futures contract changes. It is not delivery of the commodity.Source 29
Crypto financingLong and short crypto CFD positions can incur overnight financing. The published guide does not give a universal numeric leverage limit.Source 31
At a glance10

Margin and trading rules

Margin and trading rules
ConditionWhat applies
Dynamic FX leverageLarger exposure receives lower leverage on the portion above each threshold. The guide does not publish the numeric exposure tiers.Source 25
Account position modelMT4/cTrader support hedging; MT5 account creation offers hedging or netting. Automation must match that position model.Source 25
LiquidationThe FX guide describes closing losing positions until margin recovers, without a universal numeric stop-out level.Source 25
Margin changesThe agreement permits immediate changes without notice, including risks to hedged positions when spreads widen.Source 5
Order typesMT5/cTrader Forex-CFD access includes stop-limit orders; the cross-market guide expressly excludes stop-limit orders on MT5 futures.Source 40
Trading & service hours11

CFD sessions and rollover

CFD sessions and rollover
MarketPublished window or adjustment
ForexDaily 00:05–23:59 in the terminal’s server time; weekly opening/closing and holiday changes still apply.Source 19
Forex swapLong/short rates differ; Wednesday normally carries three days’ swap.Source 19
Metals and energyThe cross-market guide gives metals 01:05–23:59 and energy 01:00–23:59, in server time.Source 40
Crypto CFDsWeekdays 00:05–23:59 server time, not continuous weekend trading.Source 30

Real shares and ETFs

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Pricing & charges12

Stock account scope and platform pricing

Stock account scope and platform pricing
PlatformStarting dealing chargeMonthly softwareScope
EQViewUSD 0.0025 per US shareFreeNon-US markets have separate brokerage/custody fees.Source 33
MT5USD 0.01 per shareIncludedAll-in rate applies to unleveraged accounts.Source 33
DAS Trader ProUSD 0.005 per shareUSD 180Other applicable charges additional.Source 33
TakionUSD 0.005 per shareUSD 250Full market-data package included.Source 33
Sterling Trader ProUSD 0.005 per shareUSD 250 desktopWeb/mobile: add USD 50 bundled, or USD 70 standalone.Source 33
At a glance13

Stock ownership, borrowing and access

Stock ownership, borrowing and access
FeatureImportant account distinction
OwnershipThe current stock guide describes real exchange-traded shares and ETFs, not stock CFDs. NYSE/Nasdaq access is distinct from non-US EQView markets.Source 32
Additional EQView productsThe guide also lists fractional shares, mutual funds and bonds; specific markets and custody charges vary.Source 32
Opening amountNo account minimum is stated for stock accounts on MT5 or EQView.Source 34
LeverageDAS/Takion/Sterling up to 6:1; MT5 up to 5:1. Non-US EQView markets have no leverage. The MT5 all-in tariff excludes leveraged accounts.Source 34
Short sellingHard-to-borrow names require locates and can incur borrow charges. Availability is security-specific.Source 34
Other chargesPass-through regulatory charges, data not bundled with software, margin interest and locates can add to dealing costs.Source 33
Trading & service hours14

Stock cash, sessions and tax documentation

Stock cash, sessions and tax documentation
ItemPublished treatment
US regular session09:30–16:00 Eastern Time, weekdays.Source 35
Extended session04:00–09:30 and 16:00–20:00 Eastern Time; selected EQView US stocks and supported routing only.Source 35
Sale proceedsUS shares settle T+1; cash becomes withdrawable after settlement.Source 35
Dividends and corporate actionsCredited or applied to real-share holdings; US withholding depends on the submitted tax information.Source 35
Non-US holderW-8BEN is required before US share trading. It is separate from ordinary identity verification.Source 34

Exchange futures and options

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At a glance15

Futures accounts and market access

Futures accounts and market access
ItemPublished service
RangeMicro, mini and standard exchange contracts; the guide claims 155 contracts on 13 exchanges across eight product groups.Source 36
Platforms and minimumsMT5: USD 500; CQG Desktop or MultiCharts: USD 1,000. Subscribe to the relevant exchange data.Source 36
Options on futuresCQG Desktop and MultiCharts with a qualifying futures account; MT5 does not carry options.Source 39
Stock optionsTakion and eligible stock accounts; separate option permissions, exercise, assignment and expiry rules apply.Source 39
Pricing & charges16

Futures cost components

Futures cost components
ChargeStandard contractMicro contract
Commission, per contract per sideFrom USD 0.99From USD 0.49Source 37
Routing, per contract per sideUSD 0.25USD 0.25Source 37
Clearing, per contract per sideUSD 0.80USD 0.45Source 37
One round turn at those ratesUSD 4.08 before exchange/data feesUSD 2.38 before exchange/data feesSource 37
Other feesExchange fee and market-data subscription varyCQG Desktop software: USD 25 monthlySource 37
At a glance17

Futures margin and expiry

Futures margin and expiry
RuleConsequence
Initial versus maintenanceInitial margin opens an overnight position; maintenance is the continuing requirement. Both are contract-specific.Source 38
Intraday concessionA lower day margin applies only where offered and within the relevant session; it is not an overnight funding amount.Source 38
Falling equityThe guide calls for adding funds or reducing positions below maintenance; continued deterioration can trigger liquidation.Source 38
Expiring futuresThe agreement says futures positions are closed at expiry rather than automatically rolled; any replacement trade is separate.Source 5

Opening, funding and keeping an account

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At a glance18

Application and security

Application and security
TaskProcess
RegistrationCreate the Cabinet profile, verify email, choose live or demo, and complete the relevant account application.Source 12
Legal account categoryIndividual, joint or corporate where available for the country and entity; this choice is separate from the trading platform or pricing group.Source 12
KYCIdentity and proof of residence are separate verification requests. The Cabinet shows Pending, Processing, Completed and Expired statuses.Source 13
Document renewalRejected or expired evidence needs replacement; an uploaded file does not by itself mean the account is approved.Source 13
Login protectionCabinet two-factor authentication uses an authenticator app and six-digit code. Cabinet access is separate from platform trading credentials.Source 14
At a glance19

Deposit routes and limits

Deposit routes and limits
MethodPractical rule
AvailabilityMethods, fees, currencies and limits depend on entity, location and account; the selected Cabinet route displays the applicable conditions.Source 41
Cards and walletsFollow the supported provider flow; under-review status differs from a completed credit.Source 42
CryptocurrencyUse the asset, network and deposit address supplied for that particular request. A blockchain transfer is not an internal account transfer.Source 43
Bank transferUse fresh bank instructions for the selected account/currency and the required payment reference.Source 44
Internal transfersBetween supported accounts under the same Cabinet user; no third-party beneficiary or external broker transfer.Source 46
At a glance20

Withdrawing money

Withdrawing money
ConditionPublished treatment
OwnershipOriginal and destination accounts must have the same holder as the trading account.Source 7
Return orderFIFO by original funding source; card refunds cannot exceed the amount deposited through that card.Source 7
ProfitsThe withdrawal policy directs excess card-funded profits to a same-name bank account. The refund policy more broadly refers to other approved providers.Source 7Source 8
CurrencyConversion differences are borne by the client; refunds ordinarily use the original deposit currency.Source 8
ProcessingAvailable cash, verification and any open requests affect approval. “Processed” does not mean the receiving provider has delivered funds. No universal arrival promise is published in the guide.Source 45
Pricing & charges21

Charges and restrictions outside the spread

Charges and restrictions outside the spread
TriggerConsequence
InactivityThe currently linked client agreement charges USD 50 monthly after six months of inactivity.Source 5
Interest-free accountThe agreement permits discretionary interest-free arrangements but allows financing charges to resume without prior notice.Source 5
Older website termsThe December 2023 website terms instead describe the lesser of USD 50 and remaining balance, without a monthly frequency. The linked client agreement is the more specific account document.Source 6
Inactive account controlsAfter at least 180 days without activity across accounts, trading and funding can be disabled pending reactivation and updated identification.Source 5
DormancyThe agreement permits archiving accounts not reactivated for one year and retaining remaining dormant funds; resolve closure and withdrawal while the account is accessible.Source 5

Copying, managed accounts and client control

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At a glance22

Three distinct services

Three distinct services
ServicePlatformHow it works
CommuniTradersMT4 and MT5, demo/liveFollower copies a provider’s trading at the configured size.Source 15
MultiMAMMT4/MT5 FX; separate stock/futures arrangementsA manager allocates master-account trading under an agreed limited power of attorney.Source 15
cTrader CopycTraderSelect a strategy within the cTrader Copy service; separate provider history and terms.Source 15
At a glance23

CommuniTraders sizing and loss controls

CommuniTraders sizing and loss controls
SettingOperational meaning
Fixed lotsEvery copied trade uses the specified fixed size, irrespective of the provider’s size.Source 17
ProportionalProvider size × follower/provider equity ratio × risk multiplier; account-currency conversion may apply.Source 17
Small accountsThe minimum can raise a calculated small copy to 0.10 lot on ordinary ILC/EDGE accounts; XLev permits 0.01 lot.Source 17
Drawdown thresholdAn account value, not a percentage. Equity protection includes floating results; balance protection reacts to realised results.Source 17
Provider feeThe settings reference permits 0%–50% of generated profit; settled monthly. This is a client service fee, not an introducing commission.Source 17
At a glance24

Copying limitations

Copying limitations
IssueConsequence
Provider countOne provider per follower account. A different provider requires unfollowing the existing one.Source 16
Pause versus exitCopy status pauses new copies; unfollow ends the subscription. Trades are managed in MetaTrader, not in CommuniTraders.Source 16
Results divergeEntry prices, account groups, commission, currency and copy sizes can differ from the provider’s.Source 16
After protection triggersA follower under equity protection can enter read-only mode and need support review; gaps and delays can change the actual exit value.Source 17
At a glance25

MultiMAM authority, fees and eligibility

MultiMAM authority, fees and eligibility
ItemPublished condition
Client controlFunds remain in the client’s account; the signed LPOA defines manager authority. Revocation requires processing and does not undo existing trades.Source 18
AllocationsEquity or balance allocate positions; Cash Equity/Cash Balance distribute realised master results without a client-side position to close independently.Source 18
FeesManagement and performance terms are agreed in the LPOA; monthly calculation with a high-water mark by default, unless otherwise agreed.Source 18
Eligibility conflictThe current MAM landing page says three funded clients; the guide requires more than three. Neither supports assuming that three always qualifies.Source 11Source 18
Manager legal routeThe MAM page says managers onboard through the Peru company. That statement does not make Peru incorporation a securities licence.Source 11
EDGE allocationsThe EDGE guide requires master and sub-accounts on EDGE and minimum-size compliance; no minimum assets-under-management amount is stated.Source 22

Support and complaints

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Service contacts and evidence

Service contacts and evidence
RoutePublished process
General help[email protected]; the company advertises 24/5 account-manager support.Source 4Source 2
Formal complaint[email protected] with account ID, registered email and any case number. The policy promises a response within two business days, not necessarily final resolution.Source 4
Funding enquiryProvide account, date, amount, method and request status. The support guide discourages sharing passwords, full card data or private keys.Source 47

Company background & evidence

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Headquarters
Tradeview Ltd.: Cayman Islands; regional entities have separate offices
Founded
2004
The companies behind the brand

Legal entities & licences

These are source-dated records, not a blanket assessment of the broker. Read each issuer, identifier, status and scope together.

Tradeview Ltd.

Cayman IslandsSource 1

Licences and regulatory records for Tradeview Ltd.
Issuer & identifierRecorded statusDate & scope
Cayman Islands Monetary Authority585163Not verifiedChecked 10 Oct 2026Broker-published licence; a current named CIMA register result was not accessible in this review.Source 3

Tradeview Europe Limited

MaltaSource 9Source 48

Licences and regulatory records for Tradeview Europe Limited
Issuer & identifierRecorded statusDate & scope
Malta Financial Services AuthorityTRDVNot verifiedChecked 10 Oct 2026Broker-published authorisation ID. Current CySEC passport entry names MFSA as home supervisor; direct MFSA licence confirmation was unavailable.Source 9Source 48

TVM Global Ltd.

Labuan, MalaysiaSource 3

No separate licence entry is recorded in this panel.

iLC Brokers Ltd.

MauritiusSource 3

Licences and regulatory records for iLC Brokers Ltd.
Issuer & identifierRecorded statusDate & scope
Financial Services Commission, MauritiusGB20025800Not verifiedChecked 10 Oct 2026Company-published investment-dealer claim; no named current FSC record inspected.Source 3

Tradeview Financial Markets S.A.C.

PeruSource 11

No separate licence entry is recorded in this panel.

Tradeview Financial Advisors LLC

United Arab EmiratesSource 3

Licences and regulatory records for Tradeview Financial Advisors LLC
Issuer & identifierRecorded statusDate & scope
Capital Market AuthorityCP-0000757Not verifiedChecked 10 Oct 2026Company attributes this reference to the former SCA; current permission and scope not independently verified.Source 3
Follow the evidence

Sources & further reading

  1. Current global website Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  2. Company background and client safeguards Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  3. Group legal entities and claimed permissions Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  4. Facts and Policy: debit balances and complaints Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  5. Client Agreement, July 2024, currently linked Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  6. Website Terms and Conditions, December 2023 Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  7. Withdrawal Policy, December 2023 Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  8. Refund Policy, December 2023 Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  9. Tradeview Europe: entity and territorial scope Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  10. Tradeview Europe account offer Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  11. MAM service, fee choices and manager eligibility Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  12. Creating live and demo accounts Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  13. Identity and address verification Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  14. Cabinet two-factor authentication Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  15. Copying and managed-account services Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  16. CommuniTraders account access, fees and limitations Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  17. CommuniTraders sizing and drawdown settings Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  18. MultiMAM authority, allocations and fees Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  19. Forex sessions and rollover Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  20. EDGE terms dated 23 September 2026 Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  21. Migrating an existing account to EDGE Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  22. EDGE for money managers Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  23. Forex product range Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  24. Forex pricing dated 25 September 2026 Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  25. Forex account rules and dynamic leverage Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  26. Index CFD product range Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  27. Index CFD pricing and adjustments Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  28. Metals and energy products Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  29. Commodity contract sizes and costs Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  30. Cryptocurrency CFD range Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  31. Crypto CFD financing and commissions Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  32. Real shares, ETFs and stock platforms Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  33. Stock commissions and software fees Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  34. Stock account rules, margin and tax documents Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  35. Stock settlement and market sessions Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  36. Exchange futures and platform minimums Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  37. Futures commissions, routing and clearing Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  38. Initial, maintenance and intraday futures margin Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  39. Options on stocks and futures Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  40. Cross-market trading conditions Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  41. Deposit methods and availability Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  42. Card and wallet deposits Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  43. Cryptocurrency deposits Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  44. Bank-transfer deposits Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  45. Withdrawals and request status Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  46. Transfers between a client’s accounts Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  47. Contacting customer support Tradeview Markets · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
  48. Current cross-border entry: Tradeview Europe Limited Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission · Accessed 10 Oct 2026

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