Zeus Spreads, leverage, minimum deposit Revealed

WikiFX | 2026-04-20 22:29

Abstract：Zeus is a financial company that operates in the United States that was established 1-2 years ago and has office locations at the Chase Business Centre in London. The company falls under the regulatory oversight of the National Futures Association (NFA), although it is labeled a suspicious clone, suggesting it is actually unregulated. Zeus allows its clients to participate in the Forex, Commodities, Energy, and CFD markets. Traders can engage with these markets using the MT5 and Infinitum trading platforms offered by the company. Zeus's deposit and withdrawal process consists of only direct deposit options for its clients. 　　Unfortunately, the website is inaccessible as well as specific details about account types, minimum deposit requirements, customer support options, educational content, and bonus offerings, which are all not available due to a lack of a website. Additionally, the information that is available about the company is in Japanese, which disallows a global customer base

　　Note: Zeus's official website: https://www.zeusfx.net/en/ is currently inaccessible normally.

Zeus Review Summary
Founded	1993
Registered Country/Region	United States
Regulation	No regulation
Instruments	Forex, Commodities, Energy, CFD
Account Types	N/A
Minimum Deposit	N/A
Leverage	1:100
Trading Platforms	MT5
Deposit/Withdrawal	Direct Deposit
Customer Support	Physical Address: Chase Business Centre, 39-41, London N15 5B

Zeus Information

　　Zeus, founded in 1993, is a brokerage registered in the United States. The trading instruments it provides cover Forex, Commodities, Energy, CFD. It is unregulated.

Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
Diverse range of trading products	Official website inaccessible
MT5 supported	Unregulated
Provides direct deposit for convenience	No account types information offered
	No clear information on the minimum deposit for each accounts
	No min deposit information offered