FiboGroup

Fibo Group Overview

FIBO Group, run by FIBO Group Ltd, is a forex and CFD broker established in 1998, which makes it one of the longest-running brokers retail traders can use today. It is regulated by the FSC and runs on MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, and cTrader. The broker offers five account types, from a cent account with a very low entry up to commission-based NDD accounts. The sections below set out its accounts, regulation, costs, funding, and platforms so you can judge whether it fits the way you trade.

FIBO Group Account Types

FIBO Group runs five account types, and they cover an unusually wide range. There is a cent account for trading in tiny sizes, a fixed-spread account, two no-dealing-desk (NDD) accounts on MetaTrader, and an NDD account on cTrader. The main differences are the pricing model, the platform, and the leverage cap.

MT4 Cent Account

The MT4 Cent account is built for trading in very small sizes. It opens from about a dollar, trades in cent lots, and carries leverage up to 1:3000. It suits a beginner testing a strategy or an expert advisor with real money before scaling up. Treat the 1:3000 figure with care: high leverage magnifies losses as much as gains.

MT4 Fixed Account

The MT4 Fixed account opens from $50 and uses fixed spreads with no commission. A fixed spread does not widen when the market gets busy, which makes your cost predictable around news and in volatile sessions. Leverage on this account is up to 1:200.

MT4 & MT5 NDD Account

The MT4 & MT5 NDD account uses no-dealing-desk execution, which passes your orders to liquidity providers rather than handling them on an internal dealing desk, with variable spreads and a commission per lot. It opens from $50 and runs on both MT4 and MT5, with leverage up to 1:400. Confirm whether the commission is charged per side or per round turn before you trade, since that changes the headline number.

MT4 NDD No Commission Account

The MT4 NDD No Commission account gives you no-dealing-desk execution with the cost built into the spread, so there is no separate commission to track. It opens from $50 on MT4, with leverage up to 1:400. It suits a trader who wants NDD pricing but prefers one simple cost figure.

cTrader NDD Account

The cTrader NDD account runs on cTrader, with raw spreads and a commission per lot. It opens from $50, with leverage up to 1:400, and suits traders who prefer cTrader’s depth-of-market view and order tools. As with the other commission accounts, confirm whether the commission is per side or per round turn.

Regulation & Safety

FIBO Group is regulated by the FSC (Financial Services Commission). The strongest point in its favour on safety is longevity: a broker that has operated since 1998 has run through multiple market cycles, which is not something a newer name can claim.

As with most international brokers, the protection that applies to you depends on the entity you register under. Open your client agreement, find the name of the contracting entity, and confirm its licence and jurisdiction. That entity sets the rules for your balance, your leverage cap, and any compensation rights you may have.

FSC (Financial Services Commission)

FIBO Group Ltd holds a licence with the FSC. The FSC licence requires the entity to meet the authority’s standards for operating and serving clients under its oversight. Confirm the specific licensing entity and jurisdiction in your client agreement before funding, since that is what determines the rules that apply to your account.

Spreads, Commissions & Fees

FIBO Group covers most pricing models in one place. The Fixed account charges a fixed spread with no commission. The NDD No Commission account uses variable spreads with the cost in the spread. The MT4 & MT5 NDD and cTrader NDD accounts use tighter spreads plus a commission per lot. Where a commission applies, check whether it is charged per side or per round turn, since that doubles the headline number.

FIBO Group spreads are not published in a single, easy-to-find live table, and any “from” figure is a best-case number seen in liquid hours rather than the average you should plan around. The reliable way to read your real cost on a pair is to watch it in the platform across a normal session.

Deposits & Withdrawals

FIBO Group supports the usual funding channels: bank cards, bank transfer, and e-wallets. The exact methods open to you, along with any minimums and processing times, depend on your region and the entity you register under, so confirm the current list inside your client portal before funding.

Two habits are worth keeping with any broker: withdraw back to the same method you funded with, since compliance teams usually require it, and run a small test withdrawal early to confirm the process and the real timeline before larger amounts are involved.

Leverage & Instruments

Leverage on FIBO Group accounts ranges widely: up to 1:3000 on the MT4 Cent account, 1:200 on the Fixed account, and up to 1:400 on the NDD accounts. Very high leverage cuts both ways and magnifies losses as much as gains, so size your positions to the risk, not to the cap. As with most brokers, the top figure is for major forex pairs; metals, indices, and crypto carry lower limits.

On the instrument side, FIBO Group covers the main CFD asset classes across its platforms. The full, current list is available inside the terminal once you open an account; confirm any specific market you plan to trade before funding.

Trading Platforms

FIBO Group runs on MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, and cTrader.

MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5

These are the industry standard for retail forex and CFD trading. You can download MT4 for desktop, web, or mobile, and any custom expert advisors, indicators, or chart setups carry across to FIBO Group without rebuilding. MT5 adds more timeframes, a built-in economic calendar, and broader asset coverage. Most of FIBO Group’s accounts run on MT4, with the NDD account also available on MT5.

cTrader

cTrader is available on the cTrader NDD account, chosen by traders who prefer its depth-of-market view and advanced order tools. It is a different interface from MetaTrader, so it is worth trying on a demo first if you have not used it before.

Demo accounts

Demo accounts are available on MetaTrader so you can test a strategy or get used to the platform before funding a live account.

MT4

Desktop · WebTrader · iOS · Android

MT5

Desktop · WebTrader · iOS · Android · Mac OS · Linux

cTrader

Desktop · WebTrader · iOS · Android · Mac OS