ABET Review

Updated: March 28, 2026
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Traffic information

CategoryMetricsMeaning
RatingsGlobal Rank9683479
Country Code-
Country Rank-
Category Rank-
Engagement metricsVisits204
Bounce Rate0.3553
Pageviews per Visit5.5
Avg. Visit Duration250.5
Estimated monthly visitsDecember 2025206
January 20261480
February 2026204
Top countriesPakistan (PK)100%
Traffic sourcesDirect50.32%
Search33.33%
Referrals9.72%
Social4.83%
Paid Referrals1.68%
Mail0.11%
Top keywordsabet global90 ◦ $90
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abet20060 ◦ $3.9 ◦ $0
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About ABET

ABET Global (also styled as “ABET LLC” or “ABET GLOBAL”), registered in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and operating from an address in Anguilla (abetglobal.com), offers trading in forex, CFDs, cryptocurrencies, indices, stocks, metals, energies, and related instruments via MetaTrader 5 (MT5) platform with account types including Micro, Standard, and ECN. Minimum deposit reportedly starts from USD 10, with maximum leverage up to 1:500 or even 1:1000 depending on account type. Registration number A000000977 is referenced in a Risk Disclosure document. Client service via phone and email is indicated; inactivity fees and withdrawal “research” fees are mentioned in terms and policies.

ABET Global lacks any regulation by recognized authorities: it is not licensed by Bulgaria’s Financial Supervision Commission despite claiming a Bulgarian base, nor by any EU regulator. The company’s claimed presence in SVG is also unsecured, as that jurisdiction does not regulate forex or CFDs. Sources note high risks due to unregulated status. Geographic restrictions exclude residents of the United States, Turkey, and Iran. Additional fees—withdrawal penalties up to 20% and inactivity charges—are reported.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Low minimum deposit (USD 10)
  • Availability of MetaTrader 5 platform
  • High maximum leverage (up to 1:500–1:1000)

Cons

  • No regulation by any recognized financial authority
  • Claims of domiciles (Bulgaria, SVG) not backed by regulatory approval
  • Potentially high withdrawal and inactivity fees (up to 20%, plus USD 150 research fee)
  • Lack of transparency on commissions/spreads and account-specific conditions
  • Restricted access for U.S., Turkish, and Iranian residents

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