ABInvesting Review 2027

ABInvesting is a forex and CFD broker founded in 2020 and headquartered in Mauritius, where it is regulated by the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC). This review looks at how ABInvesting works, what it offers traders, and where its conditions may suit you or fall short. We based the analysis on the data we hold and the broker's publicly listed terms, and we point out every detail you should confirm on the official website before you deposit.

In short: ABInvesting – conditions, pros and cons and how it works. Full details, terms and tips on AllForexRating. Full details, terms and tips on AllForexRating.

Before you open an account, check the broker's licence in the official FCA Financial Services Register.

ABInvesting Overview: Company Background and Regulation

Company Background Since 2020

ABInvesting was founded in 2020 and lists its headquarters in Mauritius. Its registered address is Sixth Floor, Tower 1, Nexteracom Building, Ebene, Mauritius. The company is still relatively young, so its track record is shorter than that of long-established brokers, and you should weigh that when you assess its reliability.

The broker offers a wide range of markets. Clients can trade stocks, indices, cryptocurrencies, foreign exchange, commodities and CFDs. ABInvesting also states that it supports copy trading, expert advisors and Bitcoin forex trading, which makes it a fit for traders who want more than manual chart analysis.

Regulation and Client Safety

ABInvesting is regulated by the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC), the authority that supervises financial services in Mauritius. Before you deposit, search for the broker on the FSC's official register and confirm that the licence and the legal entity you would contract with match the details on the broker's website.

The FCA register link above is useful for brokers licensed in the UK, but it does not confirm an FSC licence. Ask the broker which entity holds your account, which compensation arrangements apply to it, and how client funds are held. Those answers matter more for your safety than any marketing claim.

ABInvesting Account Types and Account Currencies

ABInvesting offers two account types, a Standard account and a Mini account. Our database lists the figures 100 for the Standard account and 200 for the Mini account, but it does not explain what these numbers represent. Check the account comparison page on the official website to confirm the exact requirements for each account.

You can open accounts denominated in US dollars (USD) or euros (EUR). Choosing the base currency that matches your deposit method can reduce conversion costs. The broker is listed as an ECN/STD type, which means you should confirm how orders are executed and priced on each account before you start trading.

Trading Conditions: Spreads, Leverage and Fees

ABInvesting uses variable spreads. On major currency pairs, our data shows spreads from 0.1 to 1.2 pips. Variable spreads usually widen during major news releases and in thin trading hours, so the average cost you pay can differ from the lowest figure advertised.

Maximum leverage is listed as 1:500, with an asterisk on the broker's materials indicating that conditions apply. High leverage magnifies both gains and losses, and it can wipe out an account quickly. Many traders use far lower leverage than the maximum available.

Commission charges, overnight financing rates and any inactivity or withdrawal fees are not fully set out in our data. Read the fee schedule and the terms and conditions before you trade, and calculate your total cost per trade, including swaps for positions held overnight.

ABInvesting Trading Platforms and Tools

ABInvesting supports MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, the two platforms most retail traders know. Both are available on desktop, and the broker also lists MT4 and MT5 apps for iPhone, iPad and Android. That lets you monitor and manage positions from a phone or tablet.

The platforms support expert advisors, so you can automate strategies that you have tested carefully. ABInvesting also lists copy trading, which lets you follow the trades of other accounts. Automated tools can lose money as quickly as manual trading, so test any strategy on a demo account first.

ABInvesting Deposits, Withdrawals and Payment Methods

The broker lists Skrill, Neteller, Visa, MasterCard and Maestro as popular payment methods. E-wallets and cards are the most common ways to fund an account, and they are usually the simplest route when you want to withdraw later, because many brokers return withdrawals to the original method.

Our data does not confirm processing times or whether deposit and withdrawal fees apply for each method. Check the funding page on the official website and, if needed, ask support before you deposit. Keep records of every transaction for your own accounts.

ABInvesting Customer Support and Language

ABInvesting currently lists English as its only language. Traders who prefer another language may find the materials, support and account documents harder to follow, so consider that before you open an account.

The support channels and response times are not confirmed in our database. Test the service yourself by sending a pre-deposit question about fees or withdrawals and noting how quickly and clearly the answer arrives.