Admiralholdings is a contract for difference brokerage firm established in 2024, registered and operating in the United Kingdom. The trading platform is regulated by the Belize Financial Services Commission (FSC) and primarily offers investors CFD trading services across numerous markets, including forex, cryptocurrencies, indices, commodities, and stocks.
Corporate Services
Account Types
Admiralholdings offers traders a demo trading account and three different types of real trading accounts: Classic Account, Optimum Account, and Pro Account. All three accounts are available in both personal and corporate versions. The personal version account information is as follows:
Classic Account
- Minimum deposit: $100
- Spreads: Starting from 0.5 pips
- Minimum trade size: 0.01 lots
- No trading commissions
- Cashback up to $2 per side per standard lot ($100,000 nominal value)
- Trading leverage: Forex, metals – up to 1:200
- Margin for hedging/locking positions: 50%
- Execution type: NDD (No Dealing Desk), market execution
- Margin call/stop-out level: 25%/15%
- Trading products: 36 currency pairs, indices, precious metals, energy, cryptocurrencies, etc.
- Demo account: Available
Optimum Account
- Minimum deposit: $100
- Spreads: Starting from 1.5 pips
- Minimum trade size: 0.01 lots
- No trading commissions
- Cashback up to $2 per side per standard lot ($100,000 nominal value)
- Trading leverage: Forex, metals – up to 1:1000
- Margin for hedging/locking positions: 50%
- Execution type: NDD (No Dealing Desk), market execution
- Margin call/stop-out level: 25%/15%
- Trading products: 36 currency pairs, indices, precious metals, energy, cryptocurrencies, etc.
- Demo account: Available
Pro Account
- Minimum deposit: $100
- Spreads: Starting from 0 pips
- Minimum trade size: 0.01 lots
- Trading commission: $3.5 per side per standard lot ($100,000) traded. For high-volume traders, commissions are reduced to $1.5 per side.
- Leverage: Forex, metals – up to 1:200;
- Margin for hedging/locking positions: 50%
- Execution type: NDD (No Dealing Desk), market execution
- Margin call/stop-out level: 25%/15%
- Forex CFDs: 36 currency pairs
- Trading products: 36 currency pairs, indices, precious metals, energy, cryptocurrencies, etc.
- Demo account: Available
Trading Platform
According to Admiralholdings' website, it provides MT4 and MT5 trading platforms for users, including desktop and mobile versions. However, the website only offers a web-based trading platform and does not provide download links for MT4 and MT5, nor is the broker listed on these platforms.
Deposit and Withdrawal Methods
This broker only supports deposits and withdrawals via cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Tether, and Binance Coin. The website does not indicate support for other deposit and withdrawal methods.
Social Media and Contact Information
Admiralholdings does not have communication channels through social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter. Users can only contact the broker through the official email provided on its website, with no other contact options available.
Company Background and Regulation
Company Background
Public information on Admiralholdings' website shows it is a UK-registered international business company, with its registered entity named Admiralholdings Limited, registration number 10855,96007, and headquartered at 25 Ropemaker St, London UK.
Furthermore, this broker claims to be authorized and regulated by the Belize Financial Services Commission (FSC), with license number 1300895967/3009.
Regulatory Verification
Upon verification, neither the UK Companies House nor the Belize Financial Services Commission (FSC) websites have records of a registered company named Admiralholdings Limited. Moreover, the company registration number and license number mentioned on the broker's website do not conform with the formats required by these two bodies.
Conclusion
Traderknows advises investors that Admiralholdings does not have a legitimately registered corporate entity and is not authorized or regulated by any financial supervisory body. When choosing brokers, investors should consider those legally regulated and transparent in their information disclosures to avoid financial losses and reduce investment risks.
