FiveHills Review 2026

FiveHills is a Seychelles-regulated leveraged forex/CFD broker operating fivehills.com. The live Seychelles Financial Services Authority Capital Markets register independently lists FIVEHILLS SECURITIES LIMITED and links the exact fivehills.com domain. The current Client Service Agreement identifies Fivehills Securities Limited, Seychelles company number 8424940-1, as a Securities Dealer licensed by the FSA under SD059.

The reviewed canonical route is fivehills.com and the current contractual entity is Fivehills Securities Limited / Seychelles company 8424940-1 / FSA SD059. A material first-party inconsistency remains: the current homepage footer still names OEX Securities Limited with SD059, while the current contact page, Client Service Agreement and live FSA entity/domain register point to Fivehills Securities Limited. The review treats the OEX wording as stale or unresolved website content and does not create a second licence relationship from it.

The main strengths are an exact live Seychelles FSA entity-to-domain match; current contractual disclosure of SD059; retail client-money segregation and retail negative-balance-protection clauses in the current Client Service Agreement; four named MT4 account types; detailed spread, commission, leverage and stop-out specifications; demo access; EAs/scalping support; broad current funding documentation; and current MAM-style managed-account infrastructure.

For active comparison purposes, the most important concrete advantages are the current account comparison states ECN pricing from 0.0 pip with a $3.50 per lot per side commission, equivalent to $7 round-turn, while Standard and Islamic are shown from 1.1 and Basic from 1.5 with zero commission. The page itself contains duplicated/inconsistent modules, including an Islamic 0.0-pip claim and a malformed ECN commission string, so the comparison table is treated as the more decision-useful current specification and the contradictions remain disclosed. and MetaTrader 4 and a web-trading route are the current verified retail platforms. The account/features material explicitly supports MQL4 Expert Advisors and scalping. Current official material reviewed here does not establish MT5 or cTrader as active retail platforms despite stray marketing/module labels that can imply otherwise; no unsupported platform is added..

The main drawbacks are the verified regulatory route is offshore Seychelles rather than an EEA domestic entity; no statutory investor-compensation scheme was verified; current public pages contain significant entity/account/funding inconsistencies, including OEX Securities wording on the homepage, conflicting $10/$100 ECN funding thresholds, conflicting Islamic spread figures and legacy-looking payment-rail text; and no positive Belgium-serving route was verified.

A prospective client should also account for jurisdiction differences: FiveHills has a current Seychelles FSA relationship for the exact reviewed domain, but offshore regulation and global website accessibility do not establish legal availability in every visitor country. No Belgian/EEA serving entity or Belgium-specific permission was verified, and Belgian FSMA rules independently prohibit electronic distribution to consumers of covered leveraged OTC CFDs and rolling-spot forex. Belgian Open Account routing is therefore disabled.

The current Refer a Friend page advertises a $100 bonus and says the referred friend must fund at least $1,000 and meet the programme requirements. This is recorded as a current promotion page only; complete eligibility, withdrawal and jurisdictional terms were not independently established and the promotion receives no rating credit.

Key 2026 highlights include Fivehills Securities Limited / Seychelles FSA SD059; ECN, Islamic, Standard and Basic MT4 accounts; principal/counterparty execution under the Client Service Agreement; account-table minimum from $100; ECN from 0.0 pip plus $3.50 per side; leverage up to 1:500 where allowed; retail NBP and contractual client-money segregation; demo, EAs/scalping and MAM-style management support. These are more useful than marketing slogans because they directly affect pricing, market access, platform capability or client protection.

The current contractual and regulator records identify Fivehills Securities Limited as a Seychelles company, number 8424940-1, with registered office at 1st Floor, Dekk House, Zippora Street, Providence Industrial Estate, Mahe, Seychelles. The authoritative sources checked do not provide a reliable founder biography or sufficiently corroborated operating-start year, so no founding date is invented.

Yes, FiveHills is an established legitimate financial-services provider. The strongest trust evidence is the live Seychelles FSA Capital Markets register linking FIVEHILLS SECURITIES LIMITED to fivehills.com, reinforced by the current Client Service Agreement identifying company 8424940-1 and licence SD059. Trust is reduced by the offshore jurisdiction, absence of a verified statutory compensation scheme and unresolved current-site identity/content inconsistencies, especially the homepage OEX Securities Limited wording.

That does not make every account equally protected; FiveHills has a current Seychelles FSA relationship for the exact reviewed domain, but offshore regulation and global website accessibility do not establish legal availability in every visitor country. No Belgian/EEA serving entity or Belgium-specific permission was verified, and Belgian FSMA rules independently prohibit electronic distribution to consumers of covered leveraged OTC CFDs and rolling-spot forex. Belgian Open Account routing is therefore disabled.

Fivehills Securities Limited is the current contractual entity and the Client Service Agreement states Seychelles FSA Securities Dealer licence SD059. The live FSA Capital Markets register independently lists FIVEHILLS SECURITIES LIMITED at the same Seychelles address and links the exact fivehills.com domain. The register row reviewed publicly does not print SD059, so the licence number is supported by current first-party legal documentation combined with an exact live regulator entity/domain match. Current FAQ wording about Saint Vincent and the Grenadines is not treated as a second investment licence: no exact current SVG forex licence exists in the evidence set and no investment-regulation credit is assigned to that wording. Belgium product-distribution restrictions are handled separately as country fit, not as a FiveHills licence.

No current independently verifiable award list with named issuer, title and year was established in the authoritative and first-party source set checked for this review. Awards therefore receive no rating credit.

The current Client Service Agreement is decisive for execution classification: FiveHills is the client counterparty and sole execution venue, acts as principal in CFDs and may route orders to third-party liquidity providers while remaining contractually responsible as counterparty. Homepage references to direct interbank liquidity therefore do not justify labelling the broker pure ECN/STP or agency-only.

Current first-party pages provide service@fivehills.com and website live-chat/contact routes. The FSA register lists Compliance@fivehills.com, telephone (+248) 4374194 and the Seychelles registered office at 1st Floor, Dekk House, Zippora Street, Providence Industrial Estate, Mahe. Support availability is marketed as round-the-clock in the FAQ, but channel responsiveness is not independently tested.

The exact current regulator/entity record places Fivehills Securities Limited at 1st Floor, Dekk House, Zippora Street, Providence Industrial Estate, Mahe, Seychelles. No separate independently verified global operating headquarters is asserted.

The FAQ and contact pages advertise live chat and email support at service@fivehills.com, with the FAQ describing 24-hour Monday-Sunday support. The FSA register separately supplies the compliance email and Seychelles telephone/address. The review records the published support schedule but does not independently certify response times.

Current official pages contain product explanations, market pages, FAQs and trading-feature guidance, but a structured academy/course catalogue with current syllabus, webinars and accreditation was not verified. Education is therefore treated as basic broker material rather than a major scored strength.

The account material marks all trading styles and EA/scalping use as supported. The current agreement and MT4 proposition do not provide a complete public hedging-rule table for every instrument/account, so hedging is not presented with invented margin-offset conditions.

FiveHills provides current live and demo routes, but the authoritative first-party material checked does not publish a durable jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction acceptance matrix. Absence of a country from generic website wording is not treated as positive onboarding evidence. Belgium remains fail-closed under the separate structured country assessment.

FiveHills is best suited to eligible non-restricted traders who specifically accept a Seychelles-regulated route, want MT4, prefer a choice between commission-based ECN and spread-only account structures, use EAs/scalping, and value detailed contractual NBP/client-money clauses

FiveHills is a weaker fit for Belgian consumers seeking leveraged OTC forex/CFDs, traders who require an EEA/top-tier local serving entity or statutory compensation scheme, and users who require perfectly consistent public account/funding documentation, MT5/cTrader verification, or independently verified social-copy infrastructure

The current Refer a Friend page advertises a $100 bonus after the referred friend funds at least $1,000 and satisfies programme requirements. It is not converted into a universal cost discount and has zero positive rating effect because full current terms and jurisdictional eligibility are not established.

The current comparison table lists ECN, Islamic, Standard and Basic accounts on MT4. ECN: $100 starting deposit, spreads from 0.0, $3.50 per lot per side commission, up to 1:500 leverage, 50% stop-out, 0.01 minimum lot. Islamic: $100, zero commission, table spread from 1.1, up to 1:500. Standard: $100, zero commission, from 1.1. Basic: $100, zero commission, from 1.5. The same page contains contradictory duplicated modules, including an Islamic 0.0 spread claim, so the table figures are reported with that caveat.

To open a live account, A current live-account route is available on the FiveHills site. Applicants should expect identity/AML checks under the Client Service Agreement before account activation and funding. The accessible current source set does not provide one durable public KYC checklist that applies to every applicant, so passport/address-document requirements are not invented beyond the contractual verification framework. The broker must complete identity, residency and suitability/appropriateness checks before regulated products are enabled.

A current demo-account route is visible on the official website and MT4 is the verified platform family. The accessible source set does not establish one universal demo balance, expiry period or conversion rule, so those details remain unverified.

FiveHills is not a proprietary-trading challenge, so there are no 'trading objectives' whose breach automatically terminates a funded challenge. Normal account restrictions instead come from margin rules, product permissions, suitability checks and the client agreement.

The current Client Service Agreement states that retail client funds are treated as client money and segregated from company money in FSA-approved client-money bank account(s). It also provides retail negative-balance protection so losses should not exceed account equity, subject to anti-abuse/illicit-method exceptions. No statutory government investor-compensation scheme was verified. The public funding page names Australian banks, but that specific marketing claim is not treated as independently regulator-verified or necessary to establish the contractual segregation finding.

The Client Service Agreement establishes client-identification, due-diligence and source/control requirements, while the funding page states that third-party payments are not accepted and payment accounts should be in the client name. Exact enhanced-due-diligence thresholds and a universal document checklist were not verified and are not invented.

The current funding page lists card, Perfect Money and bank transfer as active routes, while Neteller VIP, Skrill and UnionPay are marked Coming Soon. It also contains legacy-looking references to additional rails, so only clearly active current rows are treated as presently exposed methods. The Client Service Agreement adds same-source controls and states that approved withdrawals are transmitted the same day or next working day, with external provider settlement times outside the broker control.

Current active funding rows include credit/debit cards, Perfect Money and bank transfer. The page lists card currencies AUD, USD, JPY, EUR, NZD, SGD, GBP, CAD, CHF and HKD; Perfect Money USD/EUR/GBP; bank transfer USD. Some other methods are explicitly marked Coming Soon, and conflicting legacy text elsewhere on the same page is not used to claim live availability.

The dedicated account comparison table gives a $100 starting deposit for ECN, Islamic, Standard and Basic accounts. A separate Features block contradicts this with an ECN deposit-at-least-$10 statement, while another Features block repeats $100. The review therefore uses $100 as the primary current account-table figure and preserves the $10 conflict rather than silently reconciling it.

The current funding page and Client Service Agreement support withdrawal back through approved/source-matched payment arrangements. The agreement sets a $20 minimum for non-wire withdrawals and $100 for wire withdrawals, with minimum handling charges of $10 or $50 respectively when a below-threshold withdrawal is permitted. External provider/bank charges can also apply.

Submit a withdrawal through the broker account process after verification; the destination/source must comply with same-name/same-source controls. Under the Client Service Agreement, once approved the broker transmits the withdrawal on the same working day or next working day. The funding page separately says cards can take about 3–5 business days after processing, occasionally longer, and international wires can take up to 14 days, so broker approval and end-to-end receipt are kept distinct.

No guaranteed return or universal instant payout is claimed. Contractual withdrawal transmission is same day or next working day after approval, while actual receipt depends on the rail and can take several business days; international wires may take materially longer according to the current funding page.

ECN is shown from 0.0 pip plus $3.50 per lot per side; the other three named accounts are shown with zero commission and wider spread floors. Swaps are calculated daily with a Wednesday triple-swap convention under the current Features page. The Client Service Agreement permits a $10 monthly inactivity fee after 60 days without activity, subject to its terms. Withdrawal minimum/handling and external-provider charges also apply. Current public modules contain inconsistencies, so no more favourable blended fee schedule is invented.

The current website markets forex, commodities, indices, stocks and futures-related trading. The forex page says over 61 currency pairs, while the account comparison table lists 32 currency pairs; this discrepancy is retained rather than converted into one fabricated exact count. Product form is generally leveraged/derivative trading unless a direct ownership route is explicitly proven.

MetaTrader 4 and web trading are the current verified platforms. MQL4/Expert Advisors and scalping are explicitly supported in the account/features material. Current authoritative pages checked do not establish MT5, cTrader or TradingView as an active retail platform set for the reviewed route.

Current first-party pages cover forex, commodities, indices, stock-related instruments and futures-related products. The account comparison and forex pages conflict on forex-pair count, so only the broad product families are treated as robust. Direct cash-share custody, exchange-listed futures/options and spot-crypto ownership are not inferred from generic market labels.

The current public pages verify MT4 but do not expose one durable universal server-name list for all account types. Clients should use the server details issued with their approved account rather than a third-party or historical server name.

A complete account-base-currency matrix was not verified in the current dedicated account comparison. Funding currencies are published for payment rails, but payment currency is not automatically the trading-account base currency, so no unsupported account-base-currency list is created.

The current primary source set used for this review does not establish a clear current FiveHills spot-crypto custody route or a sufficiently detailed crypto-CFD product page. Crypto availability is therefore not promoted as a verified product merely from generic site navigation or third-party directories.

The current account comparison and forex page advertise leverage up to 1:500. The Client Service Agreement makes clear that leverage/margin is subject to the company terms, product and applicable restrictions. A headline maximum is therefore not treated as a universal ratio for every client, instrument or jurisdiction.

Available leverage is governed by account/product terms and applicable legal restrictions. The public source set does not provide a complete self-service leverage-change matrix, so the review does not promise that every client can freely select any ratio up to 1:500.

The current comparison table gives ECN from 0.0, Islamic from 1.1, Standard from 1.1 and Basic from 1.5. A duplicated Islamic module says 0.0, so that conflict is disclosed and the table is treated as the primary account-comparison evidence rather than choosing the most favourable figure.

The account page presents Multi Account Manager functionality with flexible allocation methods, real-time reporting and performance/commission handling, under a MAM/PAMM heading. The accessible text robustly verifies MAM-style managed-account functionality; the review does not invent a separate fully documented PAMM product beyond what the current page actually explains.

ECN and other account material explicitly references MQL4 Expert Advisors and says the accounts are suitable for EAs/scalpers. Automated trading is therefore verified for the MT4 proposition, subject to account/product terms.

No current first-party consumer social/copy-trading product with a verified leader/follower marketplace, fees and allocation mechanics was established. MAM money-manager functionality is not relabelled as retail copy trading.