FiveTec

FiveTec Global Capital is a recently launched forex and CFD broker operating under Fivetec Global Capital Ltd., an International Business Company (IBC) incorporated in Saint Lucia. The firm lists its registered address at Ground Floor, The Sotheby Building, Rodney Village, Rodney Bay, Gros-Islet, Saint Lucia, and publishes company registration number 2025-00726 on its website.

The broker positions itself as an execution-focused venue built around MetaTrader 5 (MT5), offering desktop, web and mobile access. Product categories highlighted include forex, indices, commodities (including metals and energy), cryptocurrencies via CFDs, and equity CFDs—enabling multi-asset exposure from a single MT5 account. Exact instrument counts are not disclosed publicly.

FiveTec publishes a tiered account lineup—Expert, Pro ECN, Classic, Standard, Max and Supermax—with minimum deposits ranging from USD 50 to USD 500. Leverage is advertised up to 1:500 across account types. The Pro ECN account lists a $10 per lot (round turn) commission, while spread-only accounts display progressively wider quoted minimum spreads. The broker also states a swap policy where positions held up to 7 days incur no swaps, with swaps applied from day 8.

FiveTec describes its execution model as STP/No Dealing Desk and references copy trading and PAMM options on MT5; however, it does not state oversight by a recognized financial regulator. Third-party checks characterize the company as an unregulated Saint Lucia IBC rather than a licensed broker. Given this setup, the brand may appeal mainly to experienced, cost-sensitive traders who want MT5 access, higher leverage, and are comfortable with the risks of trading with an offshore, unlicensed entity; risk‑averse traders and those prioritizing strong investor protection may prefer a fully licensed alternative.

Trading Regulators

Fivetec Global Capital Ltd. states that it is incorporated in Saint Lucia (Reg. No. 2025-00726). The website does not cite authorization by the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of Saint Lucia or by other recognized regulators such as the FCA (UK), ASIC (Australia), or CySEC (EU). Independent sources classify FiveTec as an unregulated broker operating via a Saint Lucia IBC.

Client Fund Protection

The broker’s public materials do not describe statutory investor-compensation schemes, segregation of client funds in trust accounts, or negative balance protection. Traders should confirm how client money is safeguarded and where it is held before funding. The firm publishes AML/KYC information and a Risk Disclosure/Terms page, but these do not substitute for regulatory protections.

Security measures

FiveTec references “secure execution” and access via MT5 desktop, web and mobile. While MT5 is widely used and offers encrypted connections, the broker does not publish additional platform security controls (e.g., 2FA for the Client Portal) or independent audits. As always, enable strong passwords and verify portal security directly with the firm.

FiveTec indicates access to several CFD asset classes: forex, global indices, commodities (including precious metals and energy), cryptocurrencies via CFDs, and equity CFDs. This mix enables directional trading, hedging, and diversification within a single MT5 account. However, the website does not provide a downloadable symbol list or instrument count, so traders should check the MT5 Market Watch and contract specifications after login.

Examples mentioned include major equity indices such as the S&P 500, DAX, FTSE and Nikkei, alongside metals like gold and silver and a range of currency pairs. Crypto is offered only as CFDs, meaning no ownership of the underlying assets and exposure to financing and spread costs.

FiveTec publishes six MT5 account types. The key parameters are summarized below, followed by notes on who each may suit.

The broker also publishes a swap policy: no swaps are charged for positions held up to 7 days; swaps apply from day 8 at standard rates. Always validate real-time spreads and contract specs inside MT5, as live market conditions will differ from marketing minima.

Pricing depends on the chosen account. Pro ECN lists an explicit $10 per standard lot (round turn) commission and markets “raw” spreads (the page shows from 1.0 pip). The other accounts are spread-only, with quoted minimums ranging from 1.0 pips (Expert) through 3.5 pips (Supermax). Minimum figures are indicative; average live spreads will vary by liquidity, time of day, and volatility. Validate current costs directly in MT5 quotes and contract specifications.

Swap/overnight financing: FiveTec states positions held up to seven (7) days incur no swaps; from the 8th day onward, swaps apply per the company’s rates. This is atypical versus most brokers that charge swaps daily; if you intend to hold positions overnight, confirm how this rule impacts long‑term carry strategies and whether exceptions apply to specific symbols.

Non‑trading fees: The public site does not list inactivity fees or explicit broker‑side deposit/withdrawal fees. Funding pages note methods and processing times but not broker charges; third‑party processors (banks, card schemes, wallets, blockchain networks) may impose their own fees or FX conversion costs. Ask support for a written fee schedule before funding larger amounts.

Deposits — Methods shown include bank transfer (1–3 business days), UPI (region-based), cards (Visa/Mastercard; instant to a few minutes), e‑wallets such as Skrill/Neteller (instant), PayPal (instant to within 1 business day), and USDT (up to 1 hour). Funding is initiated via the Client Portal.

Withdrawals — Requests are submitted in the Client Portal and processed during business hours, with timing dependent on the selected method (e.g., cards up to 3–5 business days; e‑wallets up to 1 business day). Identity verification must be completed before withdrawals, and transactions must originate from/return to accounts in the same name.

Methods — Bank transfer, cards, Skrill/Neteller, PayPal, USDT, and UPI are listed. The broker does not publish a fee table; confirm any provider or intermediary charges in advance.