70Trades Review

Account types

Deposits / Withdrawals

• Deposit Methods: Visa, Maestro, MasterCard, Paysafe, Skrill, Bank Wire Transfer, Neteller
• Withdrawal Methods: Visa, Bank Wire Transfer, Neteller, MasterCard, Maestro, Skrill, Paysafe
• Account Currencies: USD

About 70Trades

70Trades is the trading brand on 70trades.com operated by Securcap Securities Limited (company no. 8416393-1), Office 4, Suite C2, Orion Mall, Palm Street, Victoria, Mahé, Seychelles. The company states it is authorised by the Seychelles Financial Services Authority (FSA) under license SD012; Securcap Securities Limited is listed by the FSA among licensed Securities Dealers. Services for certain operations and support are provided by Wanakena Ltd, Arch. Makarios III, 73, Office 301, 1070 Nicosia, Cyprus, as disclosed on the site. Official site Seychelles FSA

The broker offers CFDs across multiple asset classes including currencies (Forex), commodities, indices, shares, ETFs and crypto, with a published rollover (overnight) fee schedule of 0.022% for currencies/indices/ETFs/commodities, 0.055% for stocks, and 0.50% for crypto. Stated maximum leverage by product is: Forex 1:200, Commodities 1:200, Indices 1:100, Shares 1:10, and “5 Protected Positions” 1:20; the Customer Trading Agreement also indicates a leverage range up to 1:200 depending on account type. The site advertises fixed spreads and a “no slippage” execution policy under normal conditions. Official site Customer Trading Agreement

Account “plans” shown on the site include: Introduction with a minimum deposit range of $200–$1,000; Advanced $1,000–$4,000; Pro $4,000+. A marketing banner elsewhere on the site lists Advanced at $1,000–$9,999 and Pro at $10,000+, which conflicts with the detailed plan pages; the plan pages provide the specific ranges. Entry plan Homepage banner

Trading is offered via the proprietary Web Xcite and Mobile Xcite apps (iOS/Android). Published support languages include English, Arabic and Spanish. The site discloses an inactivity fee of US$500 after 3 months of no activity (charged quarterly) and a “credit‑out” rule that can remove trading credit after 45 days without trading or deposits. Withdrawals are processed to the original funding method with standard KYC document requirements. Platforms Banking/withdrawals

Pros and cons

Pros

• Operates under the Securcap Securities Limited entity listed by the Seychelles FSA; the site specifies FSA license SD012 and company registration 8416393-1.
• Clear, product‑specific leverage table and published rollover fee schedule.
• Proprietary web and mobile platforms (Xcite) and multilingual support resources.
• Multiple CFD asset classes (Forex, indices, shares, commodities; ETFs and crypto referenced in fee schedule).

Cons

• Inactivity fee disclosed at US$500 after 3 months without activity (charged quarterly), plus a 45‑day “credit‑out” policy.
• Inconsistent deposit ranges for plan tiers across different pages (e.g., Pro shown as $4,000+ on plan page vs. $10,000+ on a site banner).
• Share‑CFD leverage capped at 1:10 per the site’s leverage table.