MultiBank Group Review 2026

How safe is MultiBank Group?

The group serves more than 2 million clients in over 100 countries and runs KYC checks on new accounts. Your funds are segregated, kept in trust at an approved foreign bank, though the agreement names no negative balance protection, and segregation cannot promise every dollar back if the company collapses owing money.

For clients of MEX Atlantic, MultiBank Group offers an additional layer of security through a $1 million excess loss insurance policy per account, underwritten by Lloyd’s of London.

1. Regulation

If you open a global account, the contract is with MEX Atlantic Corporation, authorised by the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority under licence 1811316, the company whose client agreement the multibankfx.com footer serves to visitors from the rest of the world. The table that follows sets out the rest of the group.

Some of the abbreviations on this page are expanded to the regulator's full name: a broker regulated by ASIC is regulated by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission; by FCA, the Financial Conduct Authority. AFSL is an Australian Financial Services Licence.

MEX Atlantic trades on its own book: rather than acting as your agent, it stands opposite each position and quotes the price it deals at. It may also reclassify you as wholesale without notice, changing the protections that apply. Client money sits in trust at an approved foreign bank, earns no interest, is kept away from the company’s own derivative business, and may fall short of full recovery if the company fails owing more than it holds. Where a position is closed out at a loss the client owes any deficit; the agreement names no negative balance protection and no compensation scheme, though Lloyd’s of London cover reaches US$1 million per account. Complaints go to MEX Atlantic first, then an unnamed external dispute body or arbitration, under Cayman Islands law; I think that mix leaves a global client carrying more counterparty risk than the marketing suggests.

The regulations page also lists MultiBank FX International Corporation, which holds an FSC licence in the British Virgin Islands, and MEX Pacific (V) Ltd under the VFSC in Vanuatu, though no document served to the rest of the world names either as your company. The group’s entities in Australia, Europe, Singapore and the UAE each look after their own markets, so the 30:1 caps at the ASIC and CySEC companies and the 20:1 cap at the MAS company never touch a MEX Atlantic account. Even so, the licences held elsewhere in the group are a real point of trust.

The MAS listing in that table sits with a Singapore entity, MEX Global Markets Pte. Ltd., which the MAS Financial Institutions Directory (read September 24, 2026) lists as a Capital Markets Services Licensee. If you are in Singapore, see our MultiBank Group for Singapore traders.

2. Reputation

MultiBank Group, a prominent name in the global financial derivatives industry, was initially established in California, USA, in 2005. Over nearly two decades, it has grown significantly, strategically relocating its headquarters to Dubai, UAE.

The table below highlights Multibank Group’s regional search interest in 2026.

Show all 65 countries

Country, 55 rows.

Country	2026 Monthly Searches
Italy	90
Pakistan	90
Peru	90
Saudi Arabia	90
Brazil	70
Netherlands	70
France	70
Thailand	70
Indonesia	70
Philippines	70
Venezuela	70
Portugal	70
Malaysia	50
South Africa	50
Singapore	50
Kenya	50
Switzerland	40
Nigeria	40
Turkey	40
Bangladesh	40
Ecuador	40
Hong Kong	40
Poland	30
Vietnam	30
Sweden	30
Egypt	30
Cyprus	30
Sri Lanka	30
Jordan	30
Uzbekistan	20
Austria	20
Morocco	20
Chile	20
Bolivia	20
Japan	20
Greece	20
Panama	20
Ethiopia	20
Argentina	10
Ireland	10
Algeria	10
Dominican Republic	10
Cambodia	10
Mongolia	10
Botswana	10
Taiwan	10
Costa Rica	10
Tanzania	10
Uganda	10
Ghana	10
Uruguay	10
Guatemala	10
Honduras	10
New Zealand	10
Mauritius	10

3. Reviews

Positive feedback frequently highlights excellent customer service and the perceived ease of starting their trading journey, sometimes mentioning highly effective account managers who provided helpful guidance.

As of September 2026, Trustpilot is not currently displaying a score for MultiBank Group. The profile carries a notice from Trustpilot stating the rating is unavailable.

Our score for MultiBank Group is set against every other broker on broker reviews.

My Verdict on MultiBank Group Trustworthiness

I rate MultiBank Group’s trustworthiness at 9.5/10, reflecting the group’s broad spread of licences and its clean compliance history. The account a global reader opens sits with MEX Atlantic under CIMA, with Lloyd’s of London insurance reaching US$1 million per account, rather than under the group’s stricter licences. The absence of an FCA licence is the one gap.

What traders say about MultiBank Group

What other review sites say about MultiBank Group

These are ratings of MultiBank Group from other platforms, read on the date shown and expressed on each platform's scale, so you can weigh them against our own score.

Trustpilot is withholding MultiBank Group's score for a guidelines breach, as Trustpilot itself states; checked Nov 1, 2026.

On Nov 1, 2026, Trustpilot showed neither a TrustScore nor a star rating for MultiBank Group, and the profile carried Trustpilot's own notice that the rating is unavailable because of a breach of its guidelines, and the screenshot above shows that notice as it appeared. Trustpilot withholds a company's score when it finds the company has broken its rules for collecting or handling reviews, but it does not state on the profile which rule was broken, and we make no claim of our own about what happened. The 1,802 reviews already posted stay on Trustpilot and remain readable, with only the score hidden, and Trustpilot restores the score if it lifts the notice. A withheld score is not a score of zero and not a low rating, and it means Trustpilot is not vouching for the figure at the moment, and we recheck this profile every month.

App Store and Google Play ratings for MultiBank Group

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How popular is MultiBank Group?

MultiBank Group sits in the lower half for search interest, 32nd of 61 on 28,850 branded searches in September 2026. Search interest measures attention, not quality; the score above is the review verdict.

32of 61Search interest rank

28,850

Brand searches, September 2026

+22.5%

vs August 2026

2,110

Login searches

0.5%

Share of all searches

Source: Google search volume, Worldwide, September 2026.

How this is measured

Google Ads reports how many times a month people searched each broker's brand terms, and the brokers are ranked on that figure alone.

A term counts for a broker only when that broker's own website holds the first organic Google result for it; bare brand words that any company could own are left out.

A month-on-month change prints only where the previous month reached 1,000 searches, because Google rounds smaller volumes.

The figures refresh on the 15th of each month with the newest month Google has published, and the first-result check repeats every quarter.

MultiBank Group by market, September 2026

Market	Rank	Brand searches	vs August
Worldwide	32 / 61	28,850	+22.5%
Singapore	9 / 9	80	n/a
Malaysia	9 / 16	300	n/a

Source: branded Google search volume, September 2026, covering Worldwide, Singapore, Malaysia.

MultiBank Group at a glance

MultiBank Group spreads and fees

What trading MultiBank Group costs

One standard lot of EUR/USD on MultiBank Group's standard account costs US$15.00 for the round turn: 1.5 pips of spread (US$15.00), with no commission.

Cost of trading EUR/USD with MultiBank Group, at 1 standard lot and 20 trades a month

Account	A month of trading	One round turn, 1 lot
One spread, no commission1.5 pips, published average	US$300.00	US$15.00

A pip on EUR/USD is US$10.00 per standard lot, so the cost of a round turn is the spread in pips times that, plus any commission.

As a forex trader, trading fees are perhaps the most important metric when choosing a broker. MultiBank Group provides three core account types, each with distinct features and minimum deposit requirements.

These account types are:

1. Standard, Spreads from 1.5 pips and no commission. Minimum deposit = $50.
2. Pro, Spread from 0.8 and no commission. Minimum deposit = $1000
3. ECN, Spreads from 0 pips, commission not published. Minimum deposit = $10,000

Prices come from a web of liquidity providers that MultiBank names publicly. Under the MEX Atlantic client agreement, however, the company deals as principal rather than agent, stands opposite every position and quotes the price it deals at.

In terms of transparency, I also appreciate that MultiBank Group discloses its liquidity providers publicly.

1. Raw Account Spreads

For seasoned professionals and high-volume traders, the ECN Account offers the most competitive conditions. To use the account, you will need to pay a higher minimum deposit of $10,000 but it provides raw spreads starting from 0.0 pips which are sourced using an Electronic Communication Network (ECN) model. Interestingly, this account has instant not market execution.

Spreads on major forex pairs start from 0.0 pips, allowing you to see the true market price before commissions are applied. For example, EUR/USD can trade at raw spreads as low as 0.0 pips, while other majors (e.g., GBP/USD, USD/JPY) often hover around 0.1 - 0.2 pips during peak liquidity.

This ECN account is ideal for scalpers and algorithmic traders who prioritise the tightest possible spreads. The increasingly competitive spreads and ECN access for Pro and ECN accounts appeal to more experienced and high-volume traders

2. Raw Account Commission Rate

As you may know, MultiBank’s ECN account is commission-based, but the broker does not publish the commission on its international site. Its Standard account is commission-free, and the Pro account carries what MultiBank calls “zero commissions”. My advice is to ask MultiBank for the current ECN commission before you open that account, because the figure will shape your costs.

3. Standard Account Fees

This account is particularly well-suited if you are new to trading as it requires a low minimum deposit of just $50. The account is commission-free or (more accurately) spread-only which means no commission costs outside the spread. You will find spreads start from 1.5 pips.

This accessibility makes it an excellent entry point into the forex market, appealing to individuals who are just beginning their trading journey.

4. Pro Account Fees

The Pro account at MultiBank Group requires you to deposit at least USD 1,000 and features average spreads from 0.8 pips. Those spreads apply to major forex pairs.

Unlike the ECN account, the Pro tier is commission‑free, making it well-suited if you are an intermediate trader who executes higher volumes but prefers predictable, all-in spreads.

Both the Standard and Pro accounts support MT4, MT5, and the proprietary MultiBank‑Plus platform.

5. Swap-Free Account Fees

MultiBank Group also offers an Islamic Account, also known as a ‘Swap-Free Account,’ for clients in specific eligible countries. These countries are those that largely follow Sharia rule or have Islam as their main religion. Examples include the UAE, Algeria, Bangladesh, Chad, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Lebanon, Mali, and Oman.

Swap-free accounts waive all swap charges or credits on overnight positions, adhering to Islamic faith principles that don’t permit the use of riba. Accounts without swaps are available for Standard and Pro account types, but not for ECN accounts.

6. Other Fees

A notable charge is the $60 monthly maintenance fee applied to accounts that remain inactive for 90 days or more. Active traders will typically avoid this.

Swap rates, or rollover fees, are applied to leveraged positions held open overnight. These rates are based on interest rate differentials and prevailing market conditions.

My Verdict on Multibank Group Fees

MultiBank’s pricing is competitive at the top end but far from the cheapest for casual traders. The ECN account offers raw spreads from 0.0 pips and requires a US$10,000 minimum deposit, but MultiBank does not publish its ECN commission, so you should ask for that figure before you commit.

The Standard account is easy to open ($50 min) and commission-free, but you pay wider spreads (e.g. ~1.5 pips on EUR/USD. In practice, these costs are reasonable but not industry-leading. I rate MultiBank’s fee structure 7.5/10: excellent for active ECN-style traders, but on the expensive side for beginners.

Deposits and withdrawals with MultiBank Group

Funding options are another important part of the equation when evaluating a broker. MultiBank Group does well in this regard as they have a diverse range of methods available.

What is the Minimum Deposit at MultiBank Group?

Minimum deposits differ by account, so check the entry cost before you fund: US$50 for Standard, US$1,000 for Pro, and US$10,000 for ECN, as listed on the site today.

Account Base Currencies

MultiBank Group supports a range of major currencies as account base currencies. These include USD, GBP, EUR, CHF, AUD, NZD, and CAD. Note that if you trade instruments in other currencies, standard conversion fees may apply.

Deposit Options And Fees

The broker explicitly states that it does not impose internal fees for deposits. Processing times vary: card and e-wallet deposits are typically instant to minutes, while bank transfers take 1-3 business days.

MultiBank Group offers several methods for depositing funds into a trading account:

• Instant Payments: Clients can deposit instantly using credit or debit cards. The broker also accepts a range of secure online payment channels, which may vary by country.
• Bank Transfer: This option covers a wide range of credit transfers, including cash payments and wire transfers to local banks.
• Crypto Payments: Instant crypto deposits are supported using BTC, USDT ERC20, or USDT TRC20 from a client’s wallet.
• SEPA: For deposits within the Eurozone, the minimum is €250.

Withdrawal Options And Fees

Withdrawal options include wire transfer, credit/debit card, and e-wallets such as Neteller and Skrill, though availability may vary by country. You will be happy to learn that no internal withdrawal fees are charged by MultiBank Group. However, external charges from banks or payment providers may apply depending on the chosen method.

Ease of Opening an Account

Opening an account with MultiBank is largely online and user-friendly. You sign up on their website or MultiBank-Plus portal, fill in your personal details, and complete a quick KYC (upload ID and proof of address). The process takes minutes to submit; verification may take 1-2 business days. According to testers, the MultiBank client portal is clean and modern

My Verdict on Multibank Group Funding

MultiBank excels in funding flexibility. With a very low minimum deposit ($50) and over 20 payment options, almost anyone can fund their account easily. The lack of deposit/withdrawal fees from the broker is a plus. I rate funding at 8.0/10. The only minor downsides: regional clients may prefer local methods (which MultiBank does offer many of).

MultiBank Group trading platforms and app

3 Trading platforms are available with Multibank Group. These are MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and MultiBank-Plus. You can also engage in social trading using EX Social trading.

MetaTrader 4

Like many other professional traders, MT4 is my most-used trading platform overall. MT4, developed by MetaQuotes, is one of the most established platforms in retail trading, and there’s a reason it remains so popular today.

Why I use MT4:

• It has a huge global user base, meaning there’s a massive library of custom indicators, Expert Advisors (EAs), and community support.
• There’s solid charting functionality with 31 analytical objects, 30 built-in technical indicators, and 9 timeframes.
• You get 4 pending order types and 3 order execution modes, giving enough flexibility for most trading styles.
• I’ve been able to build and customise EAs with MQL4, and the marketplace is packed with ready-made bots and tools.

It runs on Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android, and also in a browser through MT4 WebTrader, so the platform travels across desktop, mobile, and web.

Why you might skip MT4:

• MT4’s focus is mostly on forex and indices (if you want access to stock CFDs or broader assets, you’ll need a more modern platform).
• It feels dated next to MT5, particularly in its charting tools and order types.
• MetaQuotes has stopped updating or actively supporting MT4, so at some point, it may phase out in favour of MT5 entirely.

MetaTrader 5

In my experience, MetaTrader 5 (MT5) feels like a natural upgrade from MT4, especially once you get used to the interface. It offers more flexibility and power, from the number of charts and analytical tools to the wider range of tradable instruments and faster processing speeds.

One major difference I noticed is that MT4 was primarily built for decentralised markets like forex, while MT5 is a true multi-asset platform. With MultiBank Group, this means you can trade stock CFDs in addition to forex, since stocks are traded via centralised exchanges (something MT4 doesn’t support).

Some of the MT5 features I found particularly useful include:

• Advanced charting with 44 analytical objects, 38 built-in indicators, and 21 timeframes, ideal if you’re into scalping or technical analysis.
• Two additional pending order types: buy stop-limit and sell stop-limit, which add more control to your entries.
• Access to actual volume data (not just tick volume like on MT4), which gives better insight into market activity.
• A more flexible programming language (MQL5) that I found easier to work with compared to MQL4 when testing EAs or custom indicators.

MT5 looks a lot like MT4 at first glance, but it takes time to learn, and that learning curve is where its value sits. If you trade at an intermediate or advanced level, the move is worth making: it is a more modern toolset with more depth than MT4, built for traders who have outgrown the older platform.

MT5 is the platform I would choose whenever MT4 is no longer enough for what a trader needs.

MultiBank-Plus Platform

In addition to the MetaTrader suite, MultiBank Group has developed its own proprietary platform. You can access the broker’s own trading platform via web and mobile (iOS/Android). It has a clean, modern look: charting is powered by TradingView, and it includes a customizable watchlist and market news panels.

At present, MultiBank-Plus is still being developed; it lacks some order types and advanced risk tools compared to MT4/5. Overall, it’s a nice “all-in-one” portal, but not yet as powerful as dedicated platforms.

Here is what I liked about their proprietary app:

• Social Trading: MultiBank provides copy-trading features through EX Social Trading. Clients can copy other traders through MultiBank’s own social platform (web-based) or via the MetaTrader Signals market.
• I found the mobile app most useful for tracking balances, funding, and performance without switching between portals.

I think that the biggest upside with their proprietary app, unlike MT4/5, MultiBank-Plus, combines trading and account tools in one place.

MultiBank Group app

My Verdict on MultiBank Group Trading Platforms

Offering both MetaTrader 4 and 5 is a big plus (nearly all forex brokers support these, and MultiBank’s implementations include news and VPS support). The new MultiBank-Plus platform shows promise with a slick interface, but it still has room to grow.

In practice, I give MultiBank’s platforms a 8.0/10. Traders have flexibility (MT4/5 + web/mobile apps), but currently, the proprietary platform is not yet best-in-class.

Leverage and margin at MultiBank Group

At MEX Atlantic, forex leverage reaches 1000:1 on majors and 500:1 on minors and crosses, the same on the Standard, Pro and ECN accounts. Indices run to 100:1, spot crude to 200:1 and crude futures to 100:1, with crypto CFDs and share CFDs at 20:1. The 30:1 and 20:1 retail caps that bind the group’s ASIC, CySEC and MAS companies do not reach a MEX Atlantic account, so if you trade at 1000:1, the margin call arrives fast.

The same maximum leverage tiers apply across all base currencies. MEX Atlantic also reviews whether a client counts as retail or wholesale from time to time, and it can move someone into the wholesale category without telling them.

MultiBank Group execution speed and slippage

As I mentioned earlier, the ECN model gives traders direct access to over 20 interbank prices, which is what produces the transparent pricing on this account type.

The broker also offers Financial Information Exchange Application Programming Interface (FIX API) connectivity, which is particularly beneficial for high-frequency traders seeking enhanced accuracy and faster trading speeds.

Markets you can trade with MultiBank Group

MultiBank offers trading in forex and CFDs on many asset classes.

CFDs

MultiBank provides CFDs on over 1,000 shares (US and global companies), major indices (e.g. S&P 500, FTSE 100, DAX), commodities (like Gold, Oil), and most major forex pairs. You can also trade Bitcoin along with a few other cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and Ripple as CFDs. In total, the broker offers 20,000 instruments with roughly 1,042 symbols already being available by default on MT4/MT5.

FX Trading

55+ currency pairs are offered, including majors, minors and many exotics. The spreads you pay will be determined by the trading account you use for trading.

Indices

MultiBank Group offers 23 major global index CFDs across key regions including the U.S., Europe, and Asia. Notable examples include the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, Dow Jones 30, FTSE 100, DAX 40, and Nikkei 225.

Priced competitively, these index CFDs carry 0% commission at the global entities, so what you pay sits in the spread. For instance, trading the S&P 500 CFD typically incurs a cost of approximately $0.90 per contract, making it cost-effective for both day traders and longer-term investors.

Commodities

The global entities cover four metals, gold, silver, platinum and palladium, plus four crude oil instruments, US Oil and UK Oil spot alongside US and UK crude futures. If you want natural gas or agricultural contracts, those sit with MEX Global Markets Pte. Ltd in Singapore, which holds a licence from MAS. MultiBank’s contract specification, read September 29, 2026, lists the XAU/USD average spread as 0.02 on ECN, 0.15 on Pro, and 0.25 on Standard.

Cryptocurrencies

Leading crypto assets (Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc.) are tradable as CFDs. Leverage is lower on crypto (e.g. 20:1 as is common), and spreads are wider (e.g. tens of USD on BTC).

ETFs

As of the writing of this review, MultiBank does not offer direct ETF trading. You cannot trade ETFs or bonds directly; only the underlying indices or stocks.

Share Trading

MultiBank Group allows you to trade fractional shares of U.S. and international companies through CFDs (Contracts for Difference). This lets you gain exposure to high-priced stocks, like Amazon or Tesla, without needing to purchase a full share.

Since all trades are CFD-based, you don’t own the underlying stock but instead speculate on its price movements. MultiBank does not offer traditional share dealing or direct stock ownership.

My Verdict on MultiBank Group Trading Range

The breadth of markets is impressive, I give it 8.5/10. MultiBank covers all major asset classes: 50+ FX pairs, stock indices, commodities, metals, and crypto. The lack of ETF trading and direct stock ownership is a minor gap, but most traders can find alternatives via CFDs. The only drawback is that many of the thousands of listed instruments aren’t immediately visible in the platforms.

MultiBank Group customer service, research and education

Customer support at MultiBank Group runs 24/7, so wherever you are or whenever you trade, support is reachable. The support team is multilingual, fluent in 22 languages.

As a trader, you can reach out via the following channels:

Customer support channels include:

• Live Chat
• Phone
• Email

In addition, MultiBank provides a “Mission Centre” and an FAQ section on its site, though these resources are relatively basic.

My Verdict on Multibank Group Customer Service

MultiBank’s customer service earns a solid 8.5/10. The team is fast, professional and truly 24/7, which is above average in this industry.

Research and education

MultiBank’s educational offerings are fairly minimal. The broker provides some basic content: a handful of short “how-to” videos and e-book guides (via a portal powered by MTE Media).

These cover forex basics (pips, leverage, risk) and market overviews, but they are quite general and brief. There are no live webinars or in-house seminars, nor any regular market research reports.

The only market commentary available comes from the MT4 news feed or external sources. By contrast, top brokers often have extensive tutorial courses, webinars and daily analysis.

My Verdict on MultiBank Group Research and Education

I give MultiBank 7.0/10 in this category. They have the fundamentals in place (account guides, glossary, some videos), but nowhere near the depth of dedicated education portals.

Advanced traders like me won’t find much worthwhile research here. In my view, the broker’s focus is on execution and regulation rather than trader training.

Our final verdict on MultiBank Group

MultiBank Group suits advanced traders, with licences across several continents, ECN pricing from 0.0 pips on a commission the international site does not publish, and a wide product range spanning FX, indices, metals, crypto and shares. A global account sits with MEX Atlantic Corporation under CIMA licence 1811316.

The platforms are strong, with MT4, MT5 and MultiBank-Plus, and service runs 24/7. The trade-offs are the larger deposits needed to reach the lowest spreads and the absence of an FCA licence for UK-focused traders.

Overall, I give MultiBank a very solid 80.3 out of 100 based on our evaluation criteria and testing. For advanced traders and those in regions served (especially the Middle East and Asia), it is an excellent choice. Beginners can use it too, but should be aware of the higher fees on standard accounts and the need to self-educate.