PU Prime

PU Prime operates under multiple separate regulatory licenses — ASIC (Australia, AFSL 410681), FSCA (South Africa, FSP 52218), FSA Seychelles (SD050), FSC Mauritius (GB23202672) — not one unified global license. No single regulator supervises the entire group. Which entity onboards you depends on your country of residence, and that determines your leverage cap and level of client protection. Confirm your entity and verify its current license status on the relevant regulator's own public register before funding.

Just $20 for the Cent account — the lowest entry point across its four tiers. The Standard account requires $50, the Prime account $1,000, and the ECN account $10,000. The Cent account uses the same spread model as Standard but denominates balances and position sizes in USC (US Cents), useful for testing strategies with minimal capital exposure.

PU Prime supports MetaTrader 4 (MT4) and MetaTrader 5 (MT5), plus a proprietary PU Prime mobile app for iOS and Android. EAs and automated strategies are supported on MT4/MT5; specific restrictions by account type should be confirmed directly with PU Prime before deploying automated strategies on a live account.

Leverage depends on the entity that onboards you. Clients under the ASIC-regulated entity (Australia) are capped at 1:30 on major forex pairs — a regulatory requirement, not a broker choice. Clients under the FSA Seychelles or FSC Mauritius entities may access leverage up to 1:1000. Confirm which entity governs your account before assuming a leverage figure applies.

The Prime account charges $3.50 per lot per side ($7.00 round turn) plus a tighter spread from 0.0 pips. The ECN account charges $1.00 per lot per side (per PU Prime's official account types page; some secondary sources cite $1.50 — verify the current rate directly before opening the account) plus a similarly tight spread. Both cost less per lot than Standard for high-volume traders, but only once trading frequency is high enough to offset the fixed commission.

PU Prime states that client funds are held in segregated accounts and that negative balance protection applies to retail clients and elective professional clients, per its fee-charges page. PU Prime also references Lloyd's of London insurance coverage up to $1,000,000 on its homepage. These are broker-published statements; no independent third-party audit confirming scope or eligibility was available in the sources reviewed — ask PU Prime directly to confirm in writing how these apply to your specific entity and account type.

It depends on your country of residence at signup. Australian clients are typically onboarded to the ASIC-regulated entity (PT Prime Global Markets Pty Ltd, AFSL 410681). South African clients may be onboarded under the FSCA-regulated entity (FSP 52218). Most other international clients are onboarded to PU Prime Limited (FSA Seychelles, SD050) or Prime Capital Group Limited (FSC Mauritius, GB23202672). Confirm the exact entity name shown on your account agreement and check it against that regulator's own public register.

E-wallet and card withdrawals are typically processed within 1–3 business days broker-side; bank wire withdrawals are typically 3–7 business days broker-side, plus additional bank processing time. PU Prime's guide states the first international wire transfer each month is free, with a fee applying to additional wire withdrawals within the same month. Confirm current fees and processing times directly with PU Prime before funding, as these are broker-stated policy targets, not guarantees.