GIVTrade

Giv Trade | 2024-12-27 18:27

Abstract：Giv Trade was a relatively new online broker registered in 2021 in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. It provides MT5 and GivTrade APP as its trading platforms, and this company is currently offshore regulated by FSC.

Giv Trade Review Summary
Founded	2021
Registered Country/Region	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Regulation	FSC (Offshore)
Market Instruments	Forex, indices, CFDs, energies, stocks, metals and commodities
Demo Account	❌
Islamic Account	✅
Leverage	Up to 1:500
Spread	From 1.2 pips (Classic account)
Trading Platform	MT5, GivTrade APP
Min Deposit	$100
Customer Support	Email: info@giv.trade
	Instagram, Facebook, Telegram
	Address: 3 Emerald Park, Trianon, Quatre Bomes 72257, Republic of Mauritius

Giv Trade was a relatively new online broker registered in 2021 in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. It provides MT5 and GivTrade APPas its trading platforms, and this company is currently offshore regulated by FSC.

Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
Diverse trading products	Short operation time
Commission-free account offered	Offshore regulation
MT5 trading platform
Multiple payment options
No deposit and withdrawal fees

Is Giv Trade Legit?

Yes. Giv Trade operates under the offshore regulation of the Financial Services Commission (FSC).

Regulatory Status	Offshore Regulated
Regulated by	The Financial Services Commission (FSC)
Licensed Institution	Giv Trade
Licensed Type	Retail Forex License
Licensed Number	GB22201329

What Can I Trade on Giv Trade?

Tradable Instruments	Supported
Forex	✔
CFDs	✔
Energies	✔
Metals	✔
Commodities	✔
Indices	✔
Stocks	✔
Cryptocurrencies	❌
Bonds	❌
Options	❌
ETFs	❌

Account Type

Account Type	Classic	Vip
Min Deposit	$100	$2,000

Giv Trade Fees

Account Type	Classic	Vip
Spread	From 1.2 pips	From 0 pips
Commission	❌	3 per side per lot

Trading Platform

Trading Platform	Supported	Available Devices	Suitable for
GivTrade APP	✔	Android, iOS	/
MT5	✔	Desktop, Android, iOS	Experienced traders
MT4	❌	/	/

Deposit and Withdrawal

Giv Trade accepts payments via Apple Pay, MasterCard, American Express, NAPS, Google Pay, Visa, etc. And it claims to charge no deposits and withdrawals.

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Giv Trade

Company name：Giv Trade SVG

Score

2.22

Website：https://www.givtrade.com/

5-10 years | Suspicious Regulatory License | MT5 Full License | Regional Brokers

Score

2.22

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