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Trive: MFSA restrictions, published EEA account tariffs and product contracts

A reference to Trive’s Malta firm under MFSA restrictions, with published CFD and stock tariffs, contract-size differences and platform information.

By Editorial deskOperating status: Not establishedSources checked Published Updated
Profile scope

Scope: the Malta investment firm and its published EEA offering. Commercial tariff information is retained as reference material.

  • Published CFD and Investment Account tariffs differ, including bank-withdrawal charges.
  • The same market can have materially different exposure per lot across cash and futures-based symbols.

The MFSA has restricted new clients and client-account transactions at Trive’s Malta firm and appointed Grant Thornton as Competent Person. Published tariffs below do not establish normal service availability.[1]

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Current regulatory position of the Malta firm

Current regulatory position of the Malta firm
Effective dateMFSA measure
1 September 2026New-client onboarding stopped pending remediation of client-asset safeguarding and reconciliation deficiencies.Source 1
24 September 2026Incoming and outgoing client-account transactions stopped pending compliant counterparty transfers or a further MFSA decision.Source 1
7 October 2026Grant Thornton appointed with powers over assets and business; initial term one year, unless extended.Source 1

The firm operating trive.com is Trive Financial Services Europe Limited, incorporated in Malta as C60473. Its published regional scope is the EEA, with branches in Germany, Spain and Italy, excluding UK and US residents. The broader Trive Financial Holding group is based in the Netherlands and includes investment, credit, banking, wealth-management and insurance businesses.[3][4]

A separate MFSA decision on 2 October ordered Kasim Garipoglu to divest all direct or indirect qualifying Trive holdings within six months and prohibited new MFSA-approved positions for ten years. The notice records an order to divest, not a completed sale, and states that the decision may be appealed.[2]

Published EEA CFD tariff

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Classic, Prime and Prime Plus commercial terms

Classic, Prime and Prime Plus commercial terms
FeatureClassicPrimePrime Plus
Deposit wordingNo deposit limitMinimum EUR 2,500Minimum EUR 15,000Source 5
Advertised starting spread0.5 pips0.3 pips0.1 pipsSource 5
Published commissionNoneNoneEUR 5 per lot; FX side basis unspecifiedSource 5Source 7
Retail maximum leverage30:130:130:1Source 5
Stop-out level50%50%50%Source 5
FX trade-size range0.01–100 lots per position0.01–100 lots per position0.01–100 lots per positionSource 5
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FX targets in the linked Prime schedule

FX targets in the linked Prime schedule
Currency pairTarget spreadContract basis
EUR/USD0.3 pips100,000 base-currency units per full lotSource 6
GBP/USD0.5 pips100,000 base-currency units per full lotSource 6
USD/JPY0.6 pips100,000 base-currency units per full lotSource 6

Prime Plus’s FX schedule also quotes commission per lot without defining a round turn, while a separate gold footnote explicitly uses round-lot wording. That difference prevents treating every EUR 5 quotation as one uniform opening-and-closing charge.[7]

Similar market names can represent different exposure

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Contract sizes in the EEA product pages

Contract sizes in the EEA product pages
MarketCash or smaller symbolLarger or futures-based symbol
German 40 indexGER40: EUR 1 per index point per lotGER40 Futures: EUR 25 per point per lotSource 8
S&P 500 indexSP500: USD 1 per index point per lotUS500 Futures: USD 50 per point per lotSource 8
GoldGOLD: 10 ounces per lotXAUUSD: 100 ounces per lotSource 9

The lot label therefore does not represent a constant market exposure. A five-point move corresponds to EUR 5 per GER40 cash lot but EUR 125 per GER40 Futures lot, before costs. Trive’s linked schedules also describe futures-based contracts as expiring on settlement rather than rolling automatically into the next contract.[8][7]

The financing guide describes overnight rollover after 23:59 server time, shown as GMT+3, with triple charges on Wednesday or Friday according to the instrument. Its displayed numerical swap examples are explicitly dated 7 July 2025. They are historical illustrations; the guide identifies platform rates as binding. Financing is therefore separate from the spread and any commission.[10]

Stock investment has its own account and tariff

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Trive Investor is presented as the stock-investment route, with more than 5,000 exchange-listed equities and fractional investment from USD 1. Its published tools include charts, watchlists, heatmaps, technical and fundamental data, alerts and market depth. This stock catalogue is separate from the CFD account menu.[12]

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Published Investment Account charges

Published Investment Account charges
ServiceTariff
Trading commission, handling, custody and clearingEUR 0Source 11
Account management and real-time dataNo feeSource 11
Portfolio transferInbound EUR 0; outbound EUR 100Source 11
DepositBank transfer free; other methods 1.5%Source 11
WithdrawalBanks only; 0.5%, minimum EUR 10 and maximum EUR 50Source 11
Currency conversion0.9%Source 11
InactivityEUR 10 monthly after six months inactiveSource 11

The CFD account page separately lists bank, card and alternative payment routes, a 0.9% currency-conversion charge and EUR 10 monthly after six months of inactivity. Its local-bank fee column shows no charge. That bank-fee wording differs from the Investment Account’s percentage withdrawal tariff, so the two schedules should not be combined.[5][11]

Platform and research reference

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Published platform roles

Published platform roles
Platform or serviceRoleFeatures described
Trive TraderWeb and mobile CFD interfaceTradingView charts, watchlists, custom alerts and one-click ordersSource 13
TradingView connectionBroker-account connection to chart tradingTrive credentials connect the account to order entry in SuperchartsSource 14
MetaTrader 4 / MetaTrader 5Alternative trading terminalsDesktop, browser and mobile access, charting and automated tradingSource 15Source 16
Trading CentralResearch service described for live accountsTechnical views, news, economic calendar and downloadable Alpha Generation indicatorsSource 17

The listed Malta office is Floor 5, The Penthouse, Lifestar, Testaferrata Street, Ta’ Xbiex XBX1403, and the broker publishes [email protected] as its contact address.[18]

The MFSA’s dedicated client-query telephone number is +356 2548 5500.[1]

Company background & evidence

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Headquarters
Profiled Malta firm: Floor 5, The Penthouse, Lifestar, Testaferrata Street, Ta’ Xbiex XBX1403
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.

Trive Financial Services Europe Limited

MaltaSource 3Source 1

Licences and regulatory records for Trive Financial Services Europe Limited
Issuer & identifierRecorded statusDate & scope
Malta Financial Services AuthorityCRES IF 5048Not verifiedChecked 9 Oct 2026MFSA identifies a licence holder subject to restrictions and appointed control, without announcing suspension. The identifier is company-disclosed. Evidence status: the cited company disclosure does not constitute a retrieved current authority match; not_verified is not a finding that the company lacks authorisation.Source 3Source 1
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Sources & further reading

  1. Regulatory action against Trive Financial Services Europe Limited — updated 7 October 2026 Malta Financial Services Authority · 24 Sep 2026 · Accessed 9 Oct 2026
  2. Regulatory action against Kasim Garipoglu Malta Financial Services Authority · 2 Oct 2026 · Accessed 9 Oct 2026
  3. Commodity CFDs: symbols and lot sizes Trive · Accessed 9 Oct 2026
  4. Swap rates and financing costs Trive · Accessed 9 Oct 2026
  5. Trive Trader: platform features Trive · Accessed 9 Oct 2026
  6. Trive MetaTrader 5: platform features Trive · Accessed 9 Oct 2026
  7. Trive: Malta contact details Trive · Accessed 9 Oct 2026

This profile reports dated public information, including broker-published services and terms. It does not independently test or guarantee execution, pricing or withdrawals. Inclusion is not an endorsement. Permissions and protections apply only to the named legal entity, service and client category; check the current official records and your contract.

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