FIBO Group Review 2026

FIBO Group is a long-running forex and CFD brokerage brand that says it has operated since 1998. Its current international legal entity, FIBO GROUP, LTD., is listed by the British Virgin Islands Financial Services Commission as a currently regulated investment business. FIBO states that the BVI entity holds Investment Business Licence SIBA/L/13/1063. Its former Cyprus company, FIBO Markets Ltd, no longer provides an active CySEC regulatory anchor because CIF licence 118/10 was withdrawn after voluntary renunciation in 2025.

FIBO Group's strongest features are the breadth of account structures and execution models: MT4 Cent, MT4 Fixed, several MT4 NDD variants, MT5 NDD, MT5 Cent and cTrader accounts. The current comparison offers cent-account entry from one cent, regular accounts from USD 50, NDD spreads from 0.0 pips, MetaTrader 4/5, cTrader, PAMM on eligible MT4 accounts, cTrader Copy and automated/EA trading. This is an unusually flexible technical offering for experienced leveraged traders.

The principal drawback is regulatory strength. FIBO GROUP, LTD. is currently regulated in the British Virgin Islands, while its former Cyprus CIF licence 118/10 was withdrawn in 2025 after express renunciation. Clients therefore should not assume current MiFID/CySEC retail protections or an EU investor-compensation scheme. A second drawback is very high leverage: the current account table advertises leverage up to 1:3000 on MT4 Cent and up to 1:5000 on MT5 Cent, levels that can magnify losses extremely quickly.

No universal current 2026 retail deposit bonus was verified on the official FIBO source set used for this pass. Visitors should compare account costs and regulation instead of relying on third-party coupon pages.

Current FIBO Group highlights include BVI investment-business licence SIBA/L/13/1063, operating history dating to 1998, eight published account/platform variants, MT4/MT5/cTrader support, cent-account deposits from one cent, regular-account minimums from USD 50, NDD pricing from 0.0 pips, PAMM accounts, cTrader Copy and automated trading. The former Cyprus licence 118/10 is no longer active and should be treated as historical regulatory context rather than a current client-protection feature.

FIBO Group says its brokerage history dates back to 1998, making it one of the earlier online leveraged-trading brands. The group later operated a Cyprus investment firm under CIF licence 118/10, issued in June 2010, but CySEC's 2025 decision records the withdrawal of that authorisation after the company expressly renounced it. The present international brokerage is centred on FIBO GROUP, LTD. in the British Virgin Islands under investment-business licence SIBA/L/13/1063.

FIBO Group is an operating broker with a current regulator-verifiable BVI entity: the BVI FSC lists FIBO GROUP, LTD. as currently regulated, and FIBO publishes licence SIBA/L/13/1063. The important caveat is that the old Cyprus licence should not be used to imply current EU regulation; CySEC lists FIBO Markets Ltd among former investment firms after voluntary renunciation. Trust therefore depends on accepting the protections and dispute framework of the BVI contracting entity rather than assuming CySEC/MiFID coverage.

FIBO Group's current regulated operating entity is FIBO Group, Ltd. in the British Virgin Islands. FIBO Group and the BVI Financial Services Commission identify the company as regulated under Investment Business Licence SIBA/L/13/1063; the licence authorises investment-business activities including dealing/arranging activities and the BVI FSC currently lists FIBO GROUP, LTD. as a regulated entity.

The older Cyprus relationship must be shown as former rather than silently omitted. FIBO Markets Ltd (formerly FIBO Group Holdings Ltd) held CySEC licence 118/10. CySEC now lists that firm under Former Investment Firms with status 'Voluntary Renunciation'. CySEC's September 4, 2025 withdrawal decision states that it withdrew authorisation 118/10 after the company expressly renounced it. The former CySEC licence must therefore not be presented as current EU regulation or used to infer current Cyprus Investor Compensation Fund coverage. For the current BVI account, we did not verify a statutory investor-compensation scheme comparable with EU/UK retail schemes, nor did we verify universal negative-balance protection or segregated-funds treatment sufficient to state those protections without qualification.

For Belgium, the current FIBO offering is primarily margin forex and CFDs. Belgium's FSMA prohibits distribution to consumers of leveraged OTC derivatives, including CFDs and rolling-spot forex, through electronic trading platforms. An active BVI licence does not override that Belgian product restriction, and the former CySEC licence cannot be used as an EU passport. ForexBrokersInfo therefore treats the reviewed FIBO retail forex/CFD service as unavailable in Belgium and does not show a Belgian Open Account CTA.

FIBO’s official site still documents historical awards including Best CFD Broker — Forex Expo 2011 and Best Forex Execution House Russia & CIS — Global Banking & Finance Review 2012. No current dated 2026 award was verified, so those awards are shown with their real years rather than implying recent recognition.

FIBO Group deliberately offers several execution/pricing models rather than a single account type. Current choices include MT4 Fixed plus NDD variants, MT5 NDD and cTrader NDD/Zero structures. NDD accounts use market-execution-style pricing and can start from 0.0 pips with commission; fixed/no-commission variants embed more cost in the spread. That account-level distinction is more useful than a generic brand label.

FIBO provides website/live-chat and service contact routes plus regional offices. The legal/regulatory contact anchor for the current service is the BVI company rather than a former EU entity; clients should use authenticated support for account or withdrawal instructions.

The current regulated entity is registered at 2nd Floor, O’Neal Marketing Associates Building, Wickham’s Cay II, P.O. Box 3174, Road Town, Tortola VG1110, British Virgin Islands. FIBO also advertises operational offices in Europe and Central/East Asia, but they are not a substitute for identifying the legal counterparty.

FIBO provides regional office hours, phone numbers and email/chat support. The current office directory is the best source because the broker operates across multiple languages/time zones. Service and fraud-reporting queries can also use service@fibogroup.com, which FIBO publishes in its current impersonation warning.

FIBO publishes broker education, analysis and platform material, but the strongest visitor value is the account-structure transparency: newcomers should understand the difference between fixed spread, NDD/raw spread, commission and extremely high cent-account leverage before choosing an account.

FIBO’s BVI licence explicitly permits the company to deal both as agent and as principal and to arrange investments. That is why the review does not make a blanket claim that every trade is externally hedged or pure agency execution.

FIBO’s current service is a BVI-regulated leveraged forex/CFD offer and explicitly excludes residents of the UK, North Korea and the United States, with a broader restriction list in its legal documents. No Belgium-specific lawful consumer route was verified, so Belgian leveraged OTC account-opening should remain disabled.

FIBO Group is best suited to experienced forex/CFD traders who specifically want a choice between fixed-spread, cent and NDD accounts, MT4/MT5/cTrader, very low entry thresholds, PAMM management or cTrader Copy, and who understand the implications of a BVI-regulated account. The broker's technical flexibility is especially relevant to active or automated traders. It is less compelling for a client whose priority is an active EU/UK retail licence rather than platform and execution-model choice.

FIBO Group is not a good fit for clients who require current CySEC/MiFID or FCA retail protection, because the Cyprus licence was withdrawn in 2025 and the active international legal entity is regulated in the BVI. It is also unsuitable for inexperienced traders attracted mainly by extreme leverage such as 1:3000 or 1:5000, or anyone who wants a simple single-account pricing model. Residents of restricted countries, including the USA, UK and North Korea, are not eligible for the published international service.

FIBO Group currently has concrete cost/promotional programs rather than a generic coupon claim. Its No Fee Deposit program covers qualifying payment-system deposit fees and can compensate up to USD 30 of bank-transfer fees for deposits above USD 1,000, while blockchain network fees are excluded. The current legal-document links also include Real Cash Bonus 30% dated 15 June 2026 and Cashback Program Terms. Eligibility, turnover and withdrawal conditions should be read from the applicable program document before participating.

FIBO states there are no strategy restrictions and permits manual or EA trading subject to platform rules.

The current FIBO live-account process starts with registration using contact details, followed by email/phone and identity verification in the client area. Once verification requirements are satisfied, the user selects a live account type, receives the relevant platform credentials and funds through an available payment method. FIBO's registration guide then gives access to trading, deposits/withdrawals, PAMM services and partner functions. Account eligibility remains subject to country restrictions and the BVI contracting terms.

FIBO Group supports demo accounts as part of its client-area and platform onboarding. The registration guide states that verified/registered users can open live or demo accounts, and the product catalogue supports MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and cTrader environments. A demo is useful for testing execution interfaces, EAs and platform features without real money, but it cannot prove real withdrawal speed, slippage in every market condition or investor-protection rights under the BVI entity.

FIBO Group's normal brokerage accounts do not have proprietary-trading challenge profit targets or evaluation objectives. Clients trade their own deposited equity subject to account margin, leverage and stop-out rules. PAMM is a separate managed-allocation service where results are shared proportionally and a manager can receive a performance fee under the offer terms; that is not a funded-trader challenge. The current account comparison therefore focuses on deposit, spread, commission, leverage and execution rather than a required profit percentage.

Client protection for a new FIBO Group international account is based on FIBO GROUP, LTD. and BVI regulation. The BVI FSC publicly lists the entity as currently regulated, but this audit did not identify an EU-style statutory compensation scheme for ordinary clients of the BVI entity. The former CySEC licence 118/10 was withdrawn in 2025, so Cyprus/MiFID investor-protection rights should not be assumed for new international accounts. Payment-source controls and same-method withdrawal rules provide operational safeguards but are not substitutes for a compensation fund.

FIBO Group requires verification during registration. Its onboarding guide describes confirming email and telephone details and completing identity verification before unrestricted account use, after which clients can open live/demo accounts, fund, withdraw or use PAMM services. Exact KYC documents can depend on country and client type, and payment compliance can require the funding and withdrawal source to match. The verification process is part of the BVI-regulated international service, not evidence that the former CySEC entity remains active.

FIBO supports bank transfer, cards and e-wallets such as Skrill, and in 2025 added direct USD/EUR SWIFT bank transfers. FIBO states it does not charge its own deposit/withdrawal fee, although banks/payment processors can. Withdrawals generally follow the payment system and ownership/AML rules used for funding.

Current FIBO Group funding methods include bank transfer, e-wallets and cryptocurrency rails. The broker added SWIFT transfers in USD and EUR, and its funding page lists examples such as Skrill/Neteller/VOLET plus BitPay and Raidospare-supported crypto deposits including BTC, ETH and USDT-related options. Method availability varies by country and account. The No Fee Deposit program can reimburse qualifying processor fees, but blockchain network charges are explicitly excluded from that promotion.

FIBO Group's current account table shows a one-cent nominal minimum on MT4 Cent and MT5 Cent accounts and a USD 50 minimum on the regular MT4 Fixed, MT4 NDD, MT4 NDD No Commission, cTrader and MT5 NDD variants. This makes the cent accounts exceptionally accessible, but the practical amount needed to support a chosen position still depends on leverage, symbol margin and risk controls. The USD 50 threshold is the relevant published minimum for the regular account variants.

FIBO Group currently publishes withdrawal options including bank transfer, Skrill, Neteller, VOLET and cryptocurrency rails, with the exact menu determined by country and account. Examples on the funding page include Neteller withdrawals in USD/EUR with a 2% fee and two-business-day target, Skrill USD withdrawals around 1% with rapid post-processing settlement, and several crypto withdrawals with stated percentage or zero broker fees. Same-method/same-currency payment rules can restrict which rail is available to a particular client.

To withdraw from FIBO Group, a client submits the request from the client area and selects an eligible method consistent with the account's funding/payment history. FIBO publishes method-specific broker fees and processing targets rather than one universal withdrawal time; examples range from minutes after processing for some e-wallet/crypto methods to up to two business days for Neteller. The final arrival time can also depend on the bank, blockchain or payment provider, and compliance checks can delay a request.

FIBO Group does not publish a guaranteed payout rate for ordinary trading accounts. A client can request available equity subject to open-position margin, realised profit/loss, verification and payment-method rules. PAMM investors receive their proportional result after manager trading and applicable performance-fee terms, while cTrader Copy providers can charge management, performance and/or volume fees according to the strategy. These are performance-dependent trading services, not fixed-interest or guaranteed-return products.

Costs vary sharply by account: fixed/spread-only variants charge wider spreads, while NDD/MT5/cTrader configurations use rawer spreads plus commission. Overnight swaps apply by instrument unless an eligible account has a separate swap-free structure.

FIBO Group offers leveraged trading in forex plus CFDs on metals, indices, commodities, shares and cryptocurrencies depending on account/platform. The current account table lists 50 stock CFDs on several MT4/MT5 structures and 13 cryptocurrency instruments on many MetaTrader accounts, while cTrader variants do not show the same crypto availability. Product access therefore depends on the selected platform and account rather than every FIBO account having an identical instrument list.

FIBO supports MetaTrader 4, MT4 WebTerminal, MetaTrader 5 and cTrader. It explicitly permits automated strategies/Expert Advisors on supported accounts; cTrader and MetaTrader execution/pricing differ by account.

The current FIBO account matrix includes forex currency pairs, precious metals, CFDs on indices and commodities, stock CFDs and cryptocurrencies, with the exact count depending on platform. Several accounts show 50 stock CFDs and 13 crypto instruments, while some cTrader accounts omit crypto. The instrument table also shows account-specific leverage for forex, metals, stocks and digital assets. Visitors should therefore compare the chosen account row rather than assuming one universal FIBO symbol list.

FIBO Group provides separate live/demo connections for MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and cTrader accounts created through the client area. The current public product/account pages identify platforms and account types but do not publish one permanent list of all server names that applies to every client and region. The verifiable server/connection information is supplied with the specific account after creation; cTrader users additionally connect through a cTrader ID when using cTrader Copy.

FIBO Group publishes account base currencies by account type. MT4 Fixed supports EUR and USD; MT4 NDD supports EUR, USD and GLD; MT4 NDD No Commission adds BTC and ETH alongside EUR/USD/GLD; cTrader NDD supports USD/EUR, cTrader Zero Spread USD, and MT5 NDD USD. Cent accounts use USD-cent denomination, while MT4 Cent also lists GLD Cent. This unusually broad menu means base currency should be selected together with platform/account structure.

FIBO Group offers cryptocurrency CFDs on several MetaTrader account types. The current comparison lists 13 cryptocurrencies on many MT4 and MT5 accounts, with crypto leverage commonly shown at 1:25, while the cTrader account rows do not offer the same crypto set. FIBO also accepts selected cryptocurrencies for account funding through processors such as BitPay/Raidospare, but crypto used as a payment rail is separate from trading a crypto CFD and does not imply direct custody of the underlying trading instrument.

Leverage is highly account-specific: the MT4 Cent account can advertise up to 1:3000, MT4 NDD variants up to 1:400, MT5 up to 1:400 on relevant products and cTrader up to 1:100. High offshore leverage materially increases liquidation risk and is not a Belgian/EU retail entitlement.

FIBO Group leverage is selected within limits set by account type, equity and instrument, so a trader cannot treat 1:5000 as a universal setting across all accounts. The current comparison gives each account a distinct maximum: for example MT4 Fixed 1:200, many NDD variants 1:400, cTrader Zero Spread 1:1000, MT4 Cent 1:3000 and MT5 Cent 1:5000. Changing leverage alters required margin and can materially increase risk; the selectable range is governed by the chosen account's conditions.

FIBO Group publishes starting spreads that vary by account: MT4 NDD, cTrader NDD, cTrader Zero Spread and MT5 NDD can start from 0.0 pips; MT4 Cent and MT5 Cent start from 0.6 pips; MT4 NDD No Commission starts from 0.8 pips; and MT4 Fixed is shown from 2 pips. Zero-pip accounts are not necessarily cheaper because several charge transaction commission. Actual floating spreads can widen with market conditions.

Yes. FIBO Group currently maintains PAMM investor/manager infrastructure and dedicated PAMM FAQ sections. PAMM participation introduces manager-performance, allocation and operational risk in addition to broker/counterparty risk; it is not equivalent to a guaranteed managed investment.

Yes. FIBO supports automated trading and Expert Advisors on compatible MetaTrader accounts. The broker's current FAQ includes automated-trading material, while MT4/MT5/cTrader accounts have different execution and cost structures that an automated strategy should model explicitly.

FIBO Group offers current copy-trading options. cTrader Copy is available to live cTrader NDD clients and lets an investor choose a strategy provider, allocate an amount and copy trades proportionally; strategy providers can use management, performance and/or volume fees. FIBO also describes MetaTrader Signals, where a trading account can subscribe to one signal provider through the MQL5 service for a fixed weekly or monthly subscription. These are active documented services rather than an expired legacy copy feature.