CG FinTech

CG FinTech offers three account types: ECN, CENT, and STANDARD. The ECN account is the most attractive to me due to its low spreads starting from 0.1 pips, although there’s a $3 commission per trade. For smaller traders or beginners, the CENT account is great, as it has no minimum deposit and no commissions, though the spreads start at 1.6 pips. The STANDARD account also requires a $100 minimum deposit and has the same spread as the CENT account but with no commission.

CG FinTech appears to be a legitimate broker, as it is regulated by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) in Mauritius. However, being offshore, I do take it with a grain of salt, as these types of regulators don’t always offer the same protections as major authorities like the FCA or ASIC. From my experience, the platform seems trustworthy, but I would always advise caution when it comes to significant investments, especially with high leverage. For smaller, more cautious trades, I’d feel comfortable using it, but larger capital would make me want more robust regulatory oversight.

The minimum deposit varies depending on the account type. For the CENT account, I can start with $0, which is perfect if I’m new to trading and just want to explore without committing any real capital. The STANDARD and ECN accounts require a minimum of $100, which is typical for brokers offering better spreads and lower commissions. For a beginner, I’d recommend the CENT account, as it allows me to start with no pressure, but the $100 minimum for the other accounts is still affordable.

The minimum withdrawal amount at CG FinTech is $50, which seems like a fair amount to me, especially when withdrawing smaller sums. This allows me to easily withdraw profits without needing to wait until I reach a larger balance. The fact that crypto withdrawals have no fees also makes it a great option for me to quickly access my funds without any additional costs.