Accuindex Review 2026

Accuindex is a forex and CFD broker founded in 2016. CySEC lists Accuindex EU Ltd as CIF 340/17, licensed on 23 October 2017, company number 360650, with accuindex.eu approved. The global accuindex.com service is disclosed under Accuindex Limited in Mauritius.

Verified strengths include the CySEC-regulated EU entity, MT5 and WebTrader, 300+ global instruments, automated trading and AccuConnect copy trading. Global Standard and Copy accounts start at USD 100, while published Standard spreads start at 1.4 pips.

The main limitation is the jurisdiction split: EU retail clients receive CySEC/MiFID protections and lower leverage, while the global Mauritius entity publishes leverage up to 1:400. The global service also excludes Belgium and several other countries.

Accuindex currently advertises a 30% Deposit Bonus on its global service, capped at USD 5,000 of bonus credit for eligible new and existing clients and promoted for forex and metals trading. The Mauritius/global offer excludes Belgium and other restricted jurisdictions, so the bonus must not be assumed to apply to Accuindex EU clients.

Current highlights are CySEC licence 340/17, MT5/WebTrader, 300+ global instruments, Standard/Pro/Raw/Copy account choices, automated trading, AccuConnect copy trading, a Fund Manager Program and global leverage up to 1:400 on Standard, Pro and Copy accounts.

Accuindex says it was founded in 2016, expanded in the GCC in 2018, added MT5 and AccuGo in 2020, received further award recognition in 2022, and launched AccuConnect and AccuPay in 2023. CySEC licensed Accuindex EU Ltd on 23 October 2017.

Accuindex has an independently verified EU licence: CySEC confirms Accuindex EU Ltd under CIF 340/17 and the accuindex.eu domain. Accuindex Limited states that it holds Mauritius FSC licence GB19024778, but the exact licence record could not be independently retrieved from the FSC Mauritius register during this audit.

Yes. Accuindex currently has four relevant legal/regulatory relationships, and their scope is different. Accuindex EU Ltd is a Cyprus Investment Firm authorised by CySEC under licence 340/17; the current CySEC register shows licence date 23 October 2017, company registration 360650 and the approved domain accuindex.eu. Accuindex Limited in Mauritius is disclosed by Accuindex as authorised by the Financial Services Commission under licence GB19024778. ACCUINDEX MENA INVESTMENT LLC S.O.C holds UAE Category 5 licence 20200000363, but Accuindex explicitly describes that company as the exclusive introducer/promoter of Accuindex Limited Mauritius products rather than the trading counterparty. Accuindex APAC Ltd in Labuan is disclosed with registration LLI8493 and Labuan money-broker licence MB/24/0124; the relationship is retained as a Labuan money-broking permission rather than being described as an EU-style retail CFD investment-firm licence.

Protections must be tied to the relevant entity. Eligible covered clients of the CySEC entity can fall within the Cyprus Investor Compensation Fund framework, and the EU retail framework includes negative-balance and client-asset segregation requirements. Equivalent statutory compensation is not assumed for the Mauritius, UAE introducer or Labuan relationships where it was not verified. The UAE Category 5 entity is not treated as the product issuer or client-asset custodian.

Belgium remains unavailable for the reviewed Accuindex proposition. Accuindex Limited's current legal disclosure explicitly lists Belgium among territories where it does not provide investment and ancillary services. The existence of Accuindex EU Ltd and its CySEC licence is not enough to infer a Belgian account or product route, and Belgium's FSMA separately prohibits distribution to consumers via electronic platforms of leveraged OTC CFDs and rolling-spot forex. No Belgian Open Account CTA should be shown without explicit compliant Belgium-specific onboarding evidence.

Accuindex lists Fastest Growing Broker — Dubai Forex Expo 2020, Best Forex Execution — JFEX Award 2020 and Best MT5 Broker — JFEX Award 2020. Its Global Forex Awards (Retail) support award is internally inconsistent: the page card says 2021 while the description says 2022, so this review preserves that conflict rather than inventing one year.

Accuindex is an online forex and CFD broker. Its current global website offers leveraged trading in forex, metals, indices, commodities, stocks and energy-related markets through MetaTrader 5, WebTrader and Accuindex-branded tools. The account pages quote spreads, leverage and stop-out levels, which are characteristics of leveraged OTC trading rather than a conventional cash-stock custody account.

Accuindex does not publish a simple current label such as “ECN-only” that should be treated as a complete legal description of execution. The exact counterparty and execution terms are governed by the client agreement and order-execution documents of the Accuindex entity serving the account. For comparison purposes, the verifiable public facts are the account pricing model, platforms, instruments and regulated legal entity rather than an unqualified ECN/STP marketing label.

Accuindex publishes 24/5 support and regional contacts. Mauritius lists +230 464 4888 and info@accuindex.com at The Cyberati Lounge, 40 Cybercity, Ebène; Cyprus lists +357 25 262207 and info@accuindex.eu. The contact page also identifies offices in Dubai and Labuan, Malaysia.

The global Accuindex Limited entity gives The Cyberati Lounge, Ground Floor, The Catalyst, Silicon Avenue, 40 Cybercity, 72201 Ebène, Mauritius as its registered address. CySEC records Accuindex EU Ltd in Limassol, Cyprus. Accuindex also publishes operational/contact offices in Cyprus, Dubai and Labuan, so the relevant address depends on the contracting entity.

Customer support is advertised 24 hours a day, five days a week by email and live chat, with regional telephone contacts. Mauritius support is +230 464 4888 / info@accuindex.com and Cyprus is +357 25 262207 / info@accuindex.eu. Accuindex also provides contact, feedback and complaints routes through its regional contact page.

Accuindex offers webinars, eBooks, video tutorials, trading guides and market analysis. Its EU Trading Academy is organised into six learning modules covering markets, CFDs, forex, leverage and margin, risk management and trading psychology, with both one-to-one and group education formats described.

Accuindex EU permits client hedging strategies, but that is different from the broker disclosing how it hedges its own exposure. The EU Client Agreement states that the company acts as principal to client transactions. No current cited public source quantifies an internal A-book/B-book split or a percentage of client flow externally hedged with liquidity providers.

Belgium is explicitly on Accuindex Limited’s restricted-country list together with the United States, Canada, Israel, Japan and North Korea. The global Mauritius account must therefore not show a Belgian Open Account CTA; the existence of the separate CySEC entity does not override Belgium-specific product rules.

Accuindex fits forex and CFD traders who want MT5, automated strategies, copy trading and a choice between spread-only and raw-spread pricing. EU clients can use the CySEC entity; eligible international clients can access the separate Mauritius account range.

Accuindex is a poor fit for investors seeking cash-share or spot-crypto ownership, because the reviewed offer is leveraged forex/CFD trading. The global Mauritius service is also unavailable to residents of Belgium, the United States, Canada, Israel, Japan, North Korea and sanctioned jurisdictions.

The concrete retail incentive currently published by Accuindex is the 30% Deposit Bonus, capped at USD 5,000 of bonus credit for eligible forex and metals clients. We did not find a separate public volume-rebate, VIP cashback or loyalty-discount schedule on Accuindex's current account-type and promotion pages as of 31 August 2026.

Trading-cost differences instead come mainly from the account structure. Standard and Copy Trading accounts start from 1.4-pip spreads without commission, Pro starts from 0.8 pips without commission, and Raw starts from 0.0 pips with a commission. Clients seeking a lower effective trading cost therefore need to compare those account conditions rather than assume that a hidden rebate programme applies.

All four current global account cards list USD as account currency, 300+ instruments and automated trading.

To open an Accuindex live trading account, the current Help Center instructs applicants to register through the broker's website and complete account verification before trading. The live-account links route the applicant into the My Accuindex registration/client portal, where personal details and the compliance information required for the selected legal entity are collected.

Accuindex's public FAQ confirms that verification is required, but it does not publish one universal list of KYC documents for every jurisdiction on that page. After approval, the client chooses the account type and funds it from the portal. The current global account choices are Standard, Pro, Raw and Copy Trading, with minimum opening balances of USD 100, USD 5,000, USD 25,000 and USD 100 respectively.

Accuindex offers a free MetaTrader 5 demo account. The current demo specification has no minimum or maximum opening balance, supports leverage up to 1:400, shows spreads from 1.4 pips, charges no trading commission, provides 300+ instruments and uses USD as the demo account currency. Automated trading is enabled and the published stop-out level is 20%.

The demo page says the account can be used for up to 30 days and is connected to real-time market data. It is preloaded with virtual funds and can be used to practise forex, commodities and indices as well as become familiar with MT5. A user can later move to a live account by logging in to the Accuindex portal, completing verification and making the required live-account deposit.

Accuindex is not a proprietary-trading challenge firm, so normal live accounts have no evaluation profit target or paid challenge reset. Standard, Pro, Raw and Copy Trading are funded brokerage accounts governed by margin and stop-out rules; the Fund Manager Program is a managed-account service, not a prop evaluation.

EU retail clients receive materially stronger protections. Accuindex EU states negative-balance protection, and its ICF policy caps eligible compensation at the lower of 90% of cumulative covered claims or EUR 20,000. The Mauritius/global account should not be assumed to carry those CySEC protections.

Accuindex requires account verification before a live account can be used. Its Help Center explicitly tells applicants to register and complete the verification process, while Accuindex EU Ltd is a CySEC-regulated investment firm and therefore operates under regulated customer-identification and anti-money-laundering obligations.

Accuindex's current public FAQ does not publish one universal list of acceptable identity/address documents for every legal entity, so ForexBrokersInfo does not invent document names or thresholds that may differ by country. The verifiable public process is registration followed by identity/account verification before live trading and funding; additional KYC or source-of-funds evidence can be requested through the account onboarding/compliance process.

Accuindex supports funding through the client area, including AccuPay, bank transfer and card/payment methods available to the client. The broker says deposits can be instant and withdrawals generally take about 1–3 business days depending on the payment rail and verification. Third-party/provider charges and currency conversion can still apply.

Accuindex's current Help Center identifies three concrete funding routes: AccuPay, bank transfer and credit card. AccuPay is Accuindex's own branded payment feature and is promoted on the main site for both deposits and withdrawals. The exact payment methods visible to a client depend on the account's legal entity, country and the payment options enabled in My Accuindex.

To deposit, Accuindex instructs clients to log in, open the Deposit section and choose one of the available funding methods. The FAQ says deposits are normally processed instantly. Funding a trading account does not change the account's opening-balance requirement: the current global minimum is USD 100 for Standard and Copy, USD 5,000 for Pro and USD 25,000 for Raw.

Global minimum opening balances are USD 100 for Standard, USD 5,000 for Pro, USD 25,000 for Raw and USD 100 for Copy Trading. The current EU Standard account page also shows a USD 100 minimum, but EU leverage and protections differ from the Mauritius/global conditions.

Accuindex provides withdrawals through the client portal using supported payment channels that include AccuPay and banking/card rails where available for the account. The broker does not publish one identical withdrawal-method list for every country on the current Help Center, so the available choices must be taken from the withdrawal section of the client's own My Accuindex account.

The current public FAQ gives a processing-time benchmark rather than promising instant withdrawals: it says withdrawals can take 1–3 business days depending on the payment method. That time is separate from any additional settlement delay at the receiving bank or card provider. The global service's own legal footer also lists regional exclusions, including Belgium, so payment availability cannot be assumed independently of account eligibility.

The Accuindex withdrawal process starts inside the authenticated account portal. The client selects the withdrawal/funding area, chooses a method that is available for that account and submits the amount and required payment details. Accuindex's public Help Center says withdrawal processing generally takes 1–3 business days depending on the chosen payment method.

The public FAQ does not provide a universal cut-off time or one settlement deadline for every bank, card and AccuPay withdrawal. It also does not state that every withdrawal is guaranteed within three days; the 1–3 business-day figure is the broker's current typical processing statement. Compliance checks and the receiving payment provider can affect the final timing.

Accuindex does not promise a fixed investment payout. Clients withdraw available account funds. The current Help Centre says deposits are processed instantly and withdrawals generally take 1–3 business days depending on payment method, subject to account verification and payment-provider settlement.

The principal published trading-cost split is spread-only Standard/Pro/Copy pricing versus the Raw account, where spreads start at 0.0 pips and a commission applies. Accuindex does not state the Raw commission amount in the public comparison table, so the review does not invent one. Overnight swaps are instrument/account specific; eligible accounts can request swap-free treatment subject to terms.

The global Accuindex offer covers forex, metals, indices, commodities, stocks, energies and cryptocurrencies and advertises 300+ instruments. The EU page separately advertises 300+ instruments including 70+ currency pairs plus CFDs on equities, indices, commodities, energies and metals.

Current platform choice includes MetaTrader 5, WebTrader and the AccuGo app. MT5 supports Expert Advisors/automated trading, while AccuConnect is the broker’s copy-trading service. The account table explicitly marks automated trading as supported across Standard, Pro, Raw and Copy Trading.

Accuindex advertises 300+ global instruments across forex, metals, indices, commodities, stocks, energies and cryptocurrencies. The EU site also advertises 300+ instruments and specifically mentions 70+ forex pairs plus equity, index, commodity, energy and metal CFDs.

Accuindex's public platform pages identify MetaTrader 5 and WebTrader as the current core trading platforms, but they do not publish a universal MT5 server name that every customer should enter manually. The demo registration flow creates the demo profile and then directs the user to download/log in to Accuindex MT5; live credentials are created for the client's specific trading account.

That distinction is useful because MT5 server names can differ between demo/live environments and legal entities. As of 31 August 2026, ForexBrokersInfo could verify the supported platforms and account-specific login process from Accuindex's own pages, but not one fixed public server string that applies to all Accuindex Standard, Pro, Raw, Copy and demo accounts.

USD is the account currency explicitly published for all four current global Accuindex live account types. The Standard, Pro, Raw and Copy Trading comparison tables each list “Account Currency: USD.” The demo account specification also lists USD as its account currency.

Accuindex may display local-currency payment options through banks/cards or AccuPay, but that is different from the base currency of the trading ledger. As of the 31 August 2026 re-audit, the current global account pages do not list EUR, GBP or other currencies as alternative base currencies for those Standard, Pro, Raw or Copy account specifications, so ForexBrokersInfo records USD rather than inventing additional base-currency choices.

Accuindex's current Help Center says cryptocurrency instruments are available and states that crypto trading is available 24/7, including weekends. The same FAQ lists cryptocurrencies together with forex, commodities, indices and stocks among the broker's tradable instrument categories.

The product is part of an online leveraged-broker offering rather than a crypto wallet/exchange service, so clients should read the contract specification for the exact crypto instrument and legal entity before trading. Product availability can differ by jurisdiction even though the global Help Center describes 24/7 cryptocurrency trading. Accuindex Limited's global service is itself unavailable in several restricted countries, including Belgium.

Global maximum leverage is published at up to 1:400 on Standard, Pro and Copy Trading accounts and up to 1:100 on Raw. The EU Standard page publishes up to 1:30 for major forex pairs under European retail product-intervention rules, so leverage depends on the serving entity and instrument.

Accuindex's published maximum leverage depends on the account type. Standard, Pro and Copy Trading accounts currently advertise leverage up to 1:400, while the Raw account is capped at up to 1:100. The Help Center also says leverage depends on the account type and trading instrument, so 1:400 is not a universal setting for every position.

Changing leverage therefore cannot override those account and instrument limits. A client wishing to use a materially different leverage profile may need a different account type and still remains subject to the legal entity's regulatory restrictions. In particular, the global Mauritius leverage figures must not be presented as the retail leverage available under Accuindex EU Ltd's CySEC/MiFID framework.

Published global starting spreads are 1.4 pips on Standard and Copy Trading, 0.8 pips on Pro and 0.0 pips on Raw. Accuindex also says major-pair spreads can be as low as 0.6 pips depending on account type; actual spreads are variable and account-specific.

Accuindex does not label its current public managed-account service as MAM or PAMM, but it does operate a Fund Manager Program. The official page describes 16 allocation methods including equity-, lot- and percentage-based allocation, real-time analytics for managers and clients, and configurable performance fees, commissions and trading conditions.

Yes. Accuindex explicitly marks “Automated Trading” as supported on the current Standard, Pro, Raw and Copy Trading live accounts. MetaTrader 5 is the main downloadable trading platform, so traders can use MT5's algorithmic-trading environment and Expert Advisors on the account types where the strategy complies with Accuindex's trading rules.

Automated trading is also enabled on the current demo-account specification, which provides a useful way to test an Expert Advisor without risking live funds. The demo uses MT5, leverage up to 1:400, spreads from 1.4 pips and a virtual balance, and remains available for up to 30 days according to the broker's current demo page.

Yes. Accuindex's copy-trading product is branded AccuConnect. The current site describes AccuConnect as a service that lets clients replicate the strategies of other traders in real time, and the broker also publishes a dedicated Copy Trading account alongside Standard, Pro and Raw accounts.

The current global Copy Trading account starts with a USD 100 minimum opening balance, leverage up to 1:400, spreads from 1.4 pips, no separate trading commission, 300+ instruments, automated-trading support, a 20% stop-out level and USD as the account currency. Copy trading remains subject to the serving entity and jurisdiction; the global Accuindex Limited service excludes several countries including Belgium.