Trust Capital’s Cyprus route is operated by Trust Capital TC Ltd. CySEC’s firm record matches licence 369/18, company registration HE364353 and the approved domain trustcapitaltc.eu. This profile follows that company’s current website and linked client documents.[1]
The site states that this offer serves residents of the European Economic Area and Seychelles, excluding Belgium and the Czech Republic. Its country dropdown is not an eligibility list: acceptance depends on the actual contracting company and application review.[5]
Current account plans and client classification
Sections ↑Published account choices
The Professional pricing label does not itself establish regulatory professional-client treatment. Elective professional classification requires an assessment, a written request and acknowledgement of protections that may be lost. The client-categorisation policy requires at least two of: significant transactions averaging ten per quarter over four quarters; a portfolio exceeding €500,000; or a relevant financial-sector role held for at least one year.[4]
Current instrument tables show the same retail leverage values under Standard and Professional headings. Selecting a commission-based price plan should therefore not be read as approval for higher regulatory leverage.[6]
Product exposure and contract size
Sections ↑These are contracts for difference. A share CFD creates a cash-settled exposure to price changes rather than voting or custodial ownership of the stock. The same distinction matters for crypto CFDs: a trading position does not establish a withdrawable coin balance.[12][13]
Representative contract specifications
| Instrument | One contract / lot | Published leverage |
|---|---|---|
| EURUSD | 100,000 EUR | 1:30Source 6 |
| GBPUSD | 100,000 GBP | 1:30Source 6 |
| USDJPY | 100,000 USD | 1:30Source 6 |
| GOLD | 100 ounces | 1:20Source 7 |
| SILVER | 5,000 ounces | 1:10Source 7 |
| XAUEUR | 100 ounces | 1:20Source 7 |
| USOIL / UKOIL spot | 10 barrels | 1:10Source 8 |
| USOIL.MYY / UKOIL.MYY futures CFDs | 1,000 barrels | 1:10Source 8 |
| NGAS spot | 100 MMBtu | 1:10Source 8 |
| US30 / US100 / US500 cash | USD 1 × index value | 1:20Source 9 |
| AAPL / AMZN share CFDs | 1 share | 1:5Source 10 |
| BTCUSD. / ETHUSD. | 1 coin | 1:2Source 11 |
The energy distinction is especially consequential: the listed oil futures CFD is 100 times the size of the similarly named spot contract. The energy page says expirations are notified by email. A smaller quoted price movement can therefore have a very different cash effect across the two contract types.[8]
Published trading sessions
| Product | Session and break |
|---|---|
| Major FX | Monday 00:01 to Friday 23:59.Source 6 |
| Gold / silver | Monday 01:01 to Friday 23:59; daily break 00:00–01:00.Source 7 |
| US oil spot | Monday 01:01 to Friday 23:54; daily break 00:00–01:00.Source 8 |
| US share CFDs | Monday–Friday 16:31–22:59; daily break 23:00–16:30.Source 10 |
| Crypto CFDs | Seven days a week, with Saturday 00:00–00:59 maintenance break.Source 11 |
Trading charges, carry and dormancy
Sections ↑Published price references
| Reference | Basis |
|---|---|
| Professional-plan commission | USD 3.50 per lot per side; USD 7 for opening and closing one lot, before spread and carry.Source 3 |
| EURUSD FAQ spread | From 0.4 pip; no current-plan assignment or averaging period stated.Source 15 |
| Gold FAQ spreads | Spot CFD from USD 0.50; futures CFD from USD 0.20. These are minima, not measured averages.Source 15 |
The linked forex and crypto KIDs still use Classic, Prime, Premium, Islamic and Elite account names and different commission and swap examples. Those examples are not silently assigned to today’s Standard or Professional plans. In particular, the current Standard crypto/share commission exceptions need an instrument-specific quote; they do not mean those trades are free.[14][13][3]
Current metal, energy and share pages describe daily overnight funding.[7][8][10]
Ordinary swaps book at 23:59 server time, triple on Friday, converted into the account currency.[16]
Longer-term account costs
| Event | Published terms |
|---|---|
| Swap-free request | Approval required; close positions before conversion. Friday positions close one hour before market close. Twelve-month floating positions trigger retrospective swaps; status can be revoked and abuse backcharged.Source 16 |
| Dormancy | After 12 calendar months without login, USD/EUR 5 monthly, deducted month-end until zero; another active account prevents the fee. Zero-balance accounts are archived.Source 16 |
| Reactivation | A new deposit or trade stops further inactivity charges; earlier charges are not refunded.Source 16 |
Order handling, execution evidence and automation
Sections ↑The current execution policy describes routing to external venues and says the firm does not execute as principal against the client. The 2025 report uses sole-counterparty wording. Together these documents do not support a simple agency-only label without confirmation of the accepted contract and order capacity.[17][18]
Execution venues: distinct reporting periods
| Document | Named venues / reported use |
|---|---|
| Current policy annex | Solaris EMEA, MTG Liquidity, Royal Financial Trading and B2B Prime Services EU. Solaris relationship dated 28 February 2026.Source 17 |
| 2025 retail order and volume shares | C B Financial Services 75%; AC Markets (Europe) 25%; the other listed venues 0%.Source 18 |
| 2025 professional order and volume shares | C B Financial Services 35%; AC Markets (Europe) 58%; B2B Prime Services EU 7%.Source 18 |
| Reported 2025 average execution time | 127.6 milliseconds, reported by the company in April 2026. This is not an independent test or a guarantee for a new order.Source 18 |
Order controls that affect execution
| Control | Published operation |
|---|---|
| Pending orders | Buy/sell limits and stops; GTC can remain until triggered or cancelled. Modification is unavailable once the execution level is reached.Source 17 |
| Stops and slippage | Stops can execute at the next available price. Slippage may be positive or negative; pending orders are not guaranteed at the requested price.Source 17 |
| Distance | FAQ states stops and limits must be at least six pips from the prevailing price. Check the actual symbol’s rule before submission.Source 15 |
| Retail liquidation | Discretionary below 60% margin; automatic at/below 50%.Source 16 |
The FAQ permits EAs and Standard-account scalping.[15]
The agreement permits reversal or termination for abusive scalping and penalises AI used to exploit the facility through profit seizure, fees or account restrictions.[16]
Payment costs and money available to withdraw
Sections ↑Trust says it adds no broker deposit or withdrawal fee. Its payment page nevertheless lists bank and processor tariffs. Those costs belong in the cash-flow calculation, including the conversion and handling components below.[19]
Payment-provider tariffs published by Trust
| Method | Deposit | Withdrawal |
|---|---|---|
| Cards / Apple Pay / Google Pay; USD | Visa: EU/local debit 0.93%, credit 1.03%, commercial 1.85%; international 1.78% / 1.88% / 1.85%. Mastercard: EU/local 0.94% / 1.04% / 2.15%; international 1.85% / 2.00% / 2.15%. | €0.50 line; JCC also displays a conflicting zero-fee heading.Source 19 |
| Alpha Bank; EUR/USD; EU | EUR transfers: ≤€10,000 €18; €10,000–50,000 €40; >€50,000 €600 as published. | ≤€1,000 €12; €1,000–5,000 €20; €5,000–50,000 €30; >€50,000 0.1%, maximum €500.Source 19 |
| Alpha Bank; outside EU | ≤€10,000 €25; €10,000–50,000 €40; >€50,000 €60. | ≤€50,000 €35; >€50,000 0.1%, maximum €500.Source 19 |
| Sepaga; EUR/USD | “0.1%-Min.20Euro +0.1%” | Same ambiguous formula.Source 19 |
| TripleA; crypto-to-fiat | 1% | 2.5% per transaction plus an unexplained 1% label.Source 19 |
Deposit currencies are USD and EUR; the sending bank converts other currencies. Transfers and withdrawals must be in the client’s own name. Withdraw through the client area or the form sent to [email protected]. Card-funded money becomes withdrawable 2–3 working days after deposit. With open positions, withdrawing free margin reduces the buffer and can contribute to liquidation.[15]
A closed funding-card account requires bank evidence. The FAQ gives no universal post-reset withdrawal hold.[15]
Closure requires five business days’ written notice; pending transactions are cancelled, positions closed, access ended and liabilities deducted.[16]
Retail safeguards, client money and compensation
Sections ↑Protection under the Cyprus route
| Protection | Scope and limit |
|---|---|
| Negative-balance protection | Contractual retail-client protection.Source 16 |
| Client money | The risk disclosure describes segregated holding and aims to use EEA institutions, but permits non-EEA holding and third-party omnibus arrangements. Bank or intermediary failure can leave recovery short.Source 20 |
| Investor Compensation Fund | Trust identifies itself as a member. The scheme covers eligible failure-to-return claims, not adverse market performance.Source 13Source 21 |
| Current scheme calculation | The lower of 90% of the covered claim or €20,000 per covered client, aggregated across accounts and currencies at the same member.Source 21 |
An ICF payout requires the scheme’s activation and a valid eligible claim. CySEC’s guidance gives at least five months to apply after the published invitation; keep the contract, trading statement, deposits, withdrawals and complaint correspondence. Professional-client exclusions and other eligibility rules matter independently of the account’s cash balance.[21][4]
Telephone dealing, records and dispute resolution
Sections ↑Official contact routes
Scope FAQ permits phone market, stop and limit orders after account-name, number and phone-password checks; calls are recorded.
Hours Published service hours: Monday–Friday 09:00–23:00 EET.
Scope Official eligibility guidance and complaint submission.
The website’s current platform page provides MT5 for Windows, iOS and Android. Desktop and mobile access should not be confused with continuous robot operation. MetaQuotes explains that accepted stops, take-profits and pending orders are server-held; desktop EAs and trailing stops depend on the running platform and its connection. These are vendor mechanics, not a Trust-specific uptime promise.[24][25]
Monthly statements arrive within five business days of month-end; written objections are due within 24 hours of receipt. No-trade months may be omitted.[16]
Complaint route and time limits
| Stage | Published procedure |
|---|---|
| Trust internal complaint | Free. Acknowledgement within five days; final response normally within two months. If more time is required, an explanation is due and total handling should not exceed three months.Source 22 |
| Ombudsman eligibility | Natural person not in bankruptcy; complaint amount up to €250,000. Submit the internal written complaint within six months of awareness or reasonable awareness of the harmful act.Source 23 |
| Referral deadline and fee | File within twelve months of the internal complaint and eighteen months of awareness; €20 application fee. Ongoing or concluded court/ADR proceedings can exclude the case.Source 23 |
| Ombudsman outcome | Normally within 90 days of a complete file, extendable for complex cases; award ceiling €100,000. Awards up to €20,000 bind both parties, subject to a 30-day court challenge. Higher awards require both parties’ acceptance within two months.Source 23 |
Tools, education and account control
Sections ↑The current MT5 page emphasises charting, technical analysis and algorithmic tools. The website also offers seminars, one-to-one sessions, an economic calendar and market information. Those facilities support a client’s own trading; their presence does not grant a third party authority to manage the account.[24][26]
The written classification process remains important when adding services or changing client status. Trust must assess an elective professional request and warn of the protections and investor-compensation rights that may be lost; the client must separately acknowledge those consequences.[4]
Company history and published capital figures
Sections ↑Trust’s May 2026 Pillar III report says the Cyprus company was incorporated on 29 December 2016 and operates on a solo basis, outside a group. CySEC’s record dates its licence to 3 September 2018. Similar brand names or overseas websites are not used here to expand this company’s permissions.[27][1]
Capital disclosed for 31 December 2025
The same report describes in-house risk and compliance functions and outsourced accounting, internal audit and external audit. This is a more specific view of the operating company than an undated global scale or group-licence claim.[27]
- Headquarters
- Limassol, Cyprus
Legal entities & licences
These are source-dated records, not a blanket assessment of the broker. Read each issuer, identifier, status and scope together.
Trust Capital TC Ltd
CyprusSource 1
| Issuer & identifier | Recorded status | Date & scope |
|---|---|---|
| Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission369/18 | Authorised | Checked 19 Oct 2026CySEC entity record independently matches the firm, licence and approved domain.Source 1 |
Sources & further reading
- Trust Capital TC Ltd entity record Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Trust Capital Cyprus homepage Trust Capital TC Ltd · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Current account types Trust Capital TC Ltd · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Client categorisation policy Trust Capital TC Ltd · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Contact details and regional scope Trust Capital TC Ltd · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Forex contract specifications Trust Capital TC Ltd · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Metal contract specifications Trust Capital TC Ltd · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Energy contract specifications Trust Capital TC Ltd · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Index contract specifications Trust Capital TC Ltd · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Share CFD specifications Trust Capital TC Ltd · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Cryptocurrency CFD specifications Trust Capital TC Ltd · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Share CFD key information Trust Capital TC Ltd · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Crypto CFD key information Trust Capital TC Ltd · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Forex CFD key information Trust Capital TC Ltd · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Frequently asked questions Trust Capital TC Ltd · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Client service agreement Trust Capital TC Ltd · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Best execution policy Trust Capital TC Ltd · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Execution quality report for 2025 Trust Capital TC Ltd · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Deposit and withdrawal tariffs Trust Capital TC Ltd · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Risk disclosure Trust Capital TC Ltd · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Investor Compensation Fund guidance Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Complaint handling policy Trust Capital TC Ltd · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Natural-person complaint requirements Office of the Financial Commissioner · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Current MetaTrader platform downloads Trust Capital TC Ltd · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- MT5 order execution and persistence MetaQuotes · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Company and services overview Trust Capital TC Ltd · Accessed 19 Oct 2026
- Pillar III report issued May 2026 Trust Capital TC Ltd · Accessed 19 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.