ABZ Capital Review

About ABZ Capital

ABZ Capital (also styled “ABZ Capitals”) operates online via several company-controlled domains, including fxabzcapitals.com, old.fxabz.com and a client area at member.fxabzcapitals.com. The sites market MetaTrader 5 access and trading in “nearly 2,000” instruments spanning forex, metals, indices and stock CFDs. Contact and location details published across the sites include 301, Dar al Riffa building, Khaled bin Alwaleed Road, Bur Dubai, Dubai (UAE) and a separate contact page listing “meena bazar, burdubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.”

Official site Contact page

The websites reviewed do not display a financial regulator name or licence/authorisation number. A name search on the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) Public Register does not show “ABZ Capital” or “ABZ Capital Technologies” among DFSA‑authorised firms. DFSA states that only Authorised Firms may provide financial services in or from the Dubai International Financial Centre and provides a public register for verification. One ABZ page describes the business as “a Limited Liability Company registered in Dubai, UAE,” without citing a financial services licence.

DFSA Public Register Company T&C page

Published trading terms on the legacy site show two account types: Standard (minimum deposit USD 100, spreads “from 1.4 pips,” no commission, MT5, leverage up to 1:500; base currencies listed: USD, EUR, AUD, GBP, CAD, NZD, CHF) and Pro (minimum deposit USD 150, commission USD 7 per lot, MT5, leverage up to 1:500; base currencies: USD, EUR, AUD, GBP, CAD). The account descriptions state suitability for scalpers and expert advisors (EAs). The site also lists restricted countries including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and all EU member countries.

Accounts page Official site

Pros and cons

Pros

• MT5 platform and multi‑asset CFD offering described on the official site.
• Two published account types with stated minimum deposits and fee structure (commission/no‑commission options).
• Multiple base account currencies listed.

Accounts page

Cons

• No regulator name or licence number disclosed on the referenced site pages; no matching entry found on the DFSA Public Register.
• High advertised maximum leverage (up to 1:500) for retail accounts.
• Fragmented web presence across multiple domains; the primary domain fxabzcapitals.com renders a generic site without regulatory disclosures or detailed terms on its homepage.

DFSA Official site