Above Investing

WikiFX | 2025-07-15 17:44

Abstract：Above Investing is an unregulated broker registered in the United Kingdom. It provides stocks, currency pairs, indices, and raw materials for investors on AboveTrader. The leverage is up to 1:100 and the minimum deposit is $250. Above Investing doesn't provide services to clients from the USA, UAE and China.

Above Investing Review Summary
Founded	2023
Registered Country/Region	United Kingdom
Regulation	No regulation
Market Instruments	Stocks, currency pairs, indices, raw materials
Demo Account	/
Leverage	Up to 1:100
Spread	/
Trading Platform	AboveTrader
Minimum Deposit	$250
Customer Support	Contact form
	24/5 from Monday to Friday
	Email: support@aboveinvesting.pro
Regional Restrictions	the USA, UAE and China

Above Investing is an unregulated broker registered in the United Kingdom. It provides stocks, currency pairs, indices, and raw materials for investors on AboveTrader. The leverage is up to 1:100 and the minimum deposit is $250. Above Investing doesn't provide services to clients from the USA, UAE and China.

Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
Various trading products	No regulation
Three account types	No MT4/MT5
	No demo account
	Regional restrictions

Is Above Investing Legit?

No, Above Investing is not regulated. There are regulatory licenses that make trading safer, like the FCA, ASIC, NFA, and FSA.

What Can I Trade on Above Investing?

Tradable Instruments	Supported
Stocks	✔
Currency Pairs	✔
Indices	✔
Raw Materials	✔
Bonds	❌
Cryptocurrencies	❌
ETFs	❌

Account Type

Account	Minimum Deposit
BASIC	$250
ADVANCED	$15000
VIP	$50000

Leverage

The leverage for VIP Account is 1:100, and Above Investing claims that the leverage for Basic Account is minimum and the Advanced Account is increased. While high leverage maximizes profits, it also means high potential risks at the same time.

Trading Platform

Trading Platform	Supported	Available Devices	Suitable for
AboveTrader	✔	PC, mobile, iPad	/
MT4	❌		Beginners
MT5	❌		Experienced traders

Deposit and Withdrawal

Above Investing offers several convenient ways to fund accounts, including bank transfers, the use of credit or debit cards, as well as various payment systems of the investor's choice.