Forex and CFD brand of GTC Financial Group, offering CFDs on forex, metals, energy, indices, shares, crypto and futures on MT4, MT5, WebTrader and the GTC Go app. The international site names an Anjouan (Comoros) entity and a Vanuatu entity; the group also lists entities in Mauritius, South Africa, Australia and Cambodia.
Each licence covers only the entity named. Check which entity will hold your account before you register.
The international site footer names GTC Global Trading Ltd (Anjouan, AOFA) and GTC Global Trade Capital Co. Limited (Vanuatu, VFSC). GTC says the contracting entity depends on residence, eligibility and onboarding route, is disclosed before the application is submitted and is named in the Client Agreement; the site does not say which entity serves a given Middle-East country.
Values as the broker publishes them; "from" is the lowest advertised value, and actual costs vary by instrument, account and market conditions.
Standard: no commission; the site gives both "average 1.0 pips" and "from 0.0 pip" for spreads. ECN: raw spreads from 0.0 pips plus USD 5 per standard lot.
GTC Global Trade Capital Co. Limited (40354) is listed as Active on the VFSC financial dealers licensee list.
Source: vfsc.vuThe site sets out each entity, its licence number and regulator, and says each licence covers only the entity that holds it.
Source: gtcfx.comPlatforms: MT4, MT5, WebTrader and the GTC Go app (iOS, Android, desktop and web).
Source: gtcfx.comThe site states negative balance protection and zero GTCFX deposit and withdrawal fees.
Source: gtcfx.comThe entities in the international site footer are offshore (Anjouan AOFA and Vanuatu VFSC). The Anjouan company was incorporated in March 2026 and its licence end date is March 2027.
Source: gtcfx.comLeverage goes up to 1:2000 on the Standard account, which is high-risk.
Source: gtcfx.comThe ECN account needs a USD 3,000 minimum deposit, and only two account types are offered.
Source: gtcfx.comIsrael residents face a service restriction, and Kuwait, Iraq, Lebanon, Syria and Yemen are classed as high-risk, which matters for Arabic and Hebrew readers.
Source: gtcfx.com