An MT4 and MT5 broker that says it is licensed in Mauritius and accredited in Kazakhstan. We could not confirm either on a regulator's register, and it holds no licence from a strict regulator. Leverage up to 1:2000.
Facts last checked 20 October 2026. Always confirm on the regulator’s register. How we review brokers
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✓None from a regulator. Inveslo is a member of the Financial Commission, a private dispute-resolution body (up to €20,000 per case).What this means
Regulation and entities
Your protection depends on which company holds your account, and that depends on where you live. Each row is one licensed company. What regulation means
Regulation not yet checked. Do not deposit until you have found the licence on a regulator’s register.
No register to check: we could not find this firm on a regulator’s public register. A licence you cannot look up gives you no protection you can rely on. How to check a licence
Websites
Official websites
✓inveslo.com
✓www.inveslo.com
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Watch out for look-alike sites
We have not recorded any look-alike sites for Inveslo. That does not mean none exist.
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Accounts and costs
Account types and costs not yet checked.
Cost per lot = typical EUR/USD spread × $10 + round-turn commission, for one standard lot (100,000 units) in busy hours. Swap and other fees are extra. Trading costs explained
Leverage and margin
Leverage lets you open a position bigger than your deposit, so losses grow as fast as gains. The caps below are the most Inveslo allows; you can always use less. For comparison, strict regulators cap retail leverage at 1:30 on major pairs.
Leverage by asset class not yet checked. Headline retail leverage: 1:2000.
80%When your equity falls to 80% of the margin your open trades use, you get a warning and usually cannot open new trades.
Stop-out
50%When your equity falls to 50% of your used margin, the platform starts closing your trades, usually the biggest loser first, until the level recovers.
Margin level = equity ÷ used margin × 100. Without negative balance protection, a fast market can gap past the stop-out and leave you owing money. Work out your margin level
Low published minimum deposit ($30 on the Standard STP account)
Swap-free option on every account
Membership of the Financial Commission gives an outside route for complaints
Watch out for
Says Inveslo Limited holds an FSC Mauritius Investment Dealer licence (GB25205645); we could not confirm it on the FSC register on 2026-10-20 because the register blocked our access.
Says Inveslo Trading Ltd holds an accreditation from Kazakhstan's financial market agency; we could not confirm it on a Kazakh register on 2026-10-20. Its Financial Commission membership is a private dispute scheme, not regulation.
Leverage up to 1:2000, and its risk warning says you can lose more than you deposit
inveslo.com did not load for us on 2026-10-20; this profile uses archived copies of its own pages from September and October 2026
Overview
Inveslo is a MetaTrader 4 and 5 broker with four USD accounts, copy trading and leverage of up to 1:2000. Its website says it is “part of XGroup’s Legacy” and lists Persian, Turkish, Spanish, Vietnamese and Portuguese versions as well as English. Its site did not load for us on 20 October 2026, so the details below come from archived copies of its own pages from September and October 2026.
Regulation and safety
Inveslo’s footer names Inveslo Limited, registered in Mauritius (company number C230595), and says it holds an Investment Dealer licence, number GB25205645, from the Financial Services Commission. We tried to check this on the FSC’s register on 20 October 2026, but the register blocked our access, so we could not confirm it. The FSC is a standard-tier regulator; even if the licence is confirmed later, it is not equivalent to UK, EU or Australian protection.
The footer also names Inveslo Trading Ltd in Kazakhstan, which it says has an accreditation for forex and crypto services from Kazakhstan’s financial market agency. We did not find a public register entry to confirm this. Inveslo’s membership of the Financial Commission gives you an outside complaints route, with awards of up to €20,000 per case, but the Commission is a private body, not a regulator.
Inveslo says client funds are held in segregated accounts. We could not check that, and there is no regulatory compensation scheme. See our guide to forex broker regulation and run a broker check before you deposit.
Costs
Standard STP ($30 minimum) has no commission and spreads from 2.1 pips. ECN Commission Free ($100) quotes from 1.9 pips. ECN ($250) quotes from 0.1 pips plus $3 per lot per side ($6 round turn). The Premium account ($20,000) quotes from 0.1 pips with no commission listed and leverage capped at 1:200. Inveslo publishes “from” spreads only, so check typical spreads yourself on a demo. The trading costs guide shows how.
Platforms and tools
MT4, MT5 and a web trader are available, plus copy trading. See MT4 vs MT5.
Deposits and withdrawals
Inveslo says there are no deposit fees. Its payments are processed by CXDT Global LTD, a Cyprus company acting as payment agent for Inveslo Trading Ltd. Methods vary by country.
Who it may suit
The set-up is aimed at traders who want very high leverage and small starting deposits and who accept that no licence could be confirmed. If you want strong client protection, read our guide to forex broker scams first.
What changed on this profile
Profile published. FSC Mauritius register checked but not reachable (access blocked). No licence confirmed.
Inveslo: common questions
Is Inveslo regulated?
Inveslo says its Mauritian company is licensed by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) and its Kazakh company holds an accreditation in Kazakhstan. We could not confirm either on a regulator's register. It holds no licence from a strict regulator such as the FCA, ASIC or CySEC. Its Financial Commission membership is a private dispute scheme, not regulation.
Which company will I join?
Inveslo's website names two companies: Inveslo Limited (Mauritius, company number C230595) and Inveslo Trading Ltd (Kazakhstan, BIN 210540039066). Payments are handled by CXDT Global LTD in Cyprus. Check which company is named in your client agreement.
What is the minimum deposit?
$30 for Standard STP, $100 for ECN Commission Free, $250 for ECN and $20,000 for the Premium account.
Can I lose more than I deposit?
Yes. Inveslo's own risk warning says there is a risk of losing more than your initial investment, and it does not publish a negative balance protection policy. Leverage of up to 1:2000 magnifies losses.
This profile is factual information, not a recommendation or financial advice. Trading leveraged products such as forex and CFDs carries a high risk of losing money rapidly, and most retail accounts lose money. Read the full disclaimer.
