STB Provider

STB Provider | 2024-09-12 15:13

Abstract：STB Provider is a new broker founded in Saint Lucia in 2023, offering trading instruments like Forex, Indices, Energies, and Metals. It provides MT5 but doesn't have any regulations now. The minimum deposit is $3000.

STB Provider Review Summary
Founded	2023
Registered Country/Region	Saint Lucia
Regulation	No regulation
Market Instruments	Forex, Indices, Energies, and Metals
Demo Account	✔
Leverage	Up to 1:300
Spread	/
Trading Platform	MT5
Minimum Deposit	$100
Customer Support	Phone: +38 2203 33928 /+44 20 4520 3980
	Email: Info@stbbrokers.com
	Address: 18 Jula, 15 Sprat 2, 81000, Podgorica, Montenegro
Regional Restrictions	USA, Turkey, UAE, Saint Lucia

STB Provider Information

STB Provider is a new broker founded in Saint Lucia in 2023, offering trading instruments like Forex, Indices, Energies, and Metals. It provides MT5 but doesn't have any regulations now. The minimum deposit is $3000.

Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
MT5 provided	No regulation
Multiple customer support channels	Newly established
Demo account available	Regional restrictions
Five types of accounts

Is STB Provider Legit?

No. STB Provider has no regulations currently. Please be aware of the risk!

What Can I Trade on STB Provider?

STB Provider offers trading instruments on Forex, Indices, Energies, and Metals.

Tradable Instruments	Supported
Forex	✔
Indices	✔
Metals	✔
Energies	✔
Commodities	❌
Cryptos	❌
Futures	❌
ETFs	❌
Stocks	❌

Account Type

Now there are five account types STB Provider offers.

	Minimum deposit
Standard	$100
ECN	$100
Prime	$1000
LP Account	$100000
Custom Account	$500000

Leverage and Fees

	Leverage	Commission
Standard	Up to 1:300	No
ECN	Up to 1:300	Normal
Prime	Up to 1:300	Low
LP Account	Up to 1:100	Low
Custom Account	/	/

Trading Platform

STB Provider offers MT5.

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

Deposit and Withdrawal

Based on the information on their website, traders can deposit and withdraw via bank wire transfers, credit/debit cards, e-wallets, and cryptocurrency payments.