AsianTrade Review

Updated: March 31, 2026
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About AsianTrade

Asian‑trade.info (also branded as Asian Trade or Asian‑Trade.Info) operates without any regulatory authorization and is not identified in the Financial Services Agency (FSA) of Japan nor in the UK’s FCA registry, despite claiming a location in Japan (). The broker offers MetaTrader 4 (MT4) as its trading platform, though registration details trace to an offshore entity, Al Awal Limited ().

The broker advertises very low entry requirements and high leverage, with a minimum deposit of 100 JPY (under 1 USD) and leverage up to 1:500 or even 1:1000, both of which exceed limits allowed by regulated jurisdictions such as Japan, the UK, and the EU (). Withdrawal and deposit terms are opaque: assets may be deposited via bank transfer or credit cards (despite homepage assertions of cryptocurrency-only), and unusually high deposit fees are claimed (e.g., $20 for wire transfer, 11% credit card fee); no withdrawal fees are transparently stated, and reports describe withdrawal difficulties and lack of documentation ().

Independent review platforms consistently flag Asian‑Trade as offshore, unregulated, and posing high risk to client funds. Trading instruments include forex, metals, indices, and cryptocurrencies, with spreads below 1 pip reported, but without disclosure of commissions or client fund safeguards such as segregation or negative balance protection ().

Who it’s for

  • Not suitable for retail traders seeking regulated and protected brokerage services.
  • This broker may attract users drawn to very low deposit thresholds and high leverage, typical of offshore offerings.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Very low minimum deposit (100 JPY).
  • Access to MT4 platform.
  • High leverage available up to 1:500–1:1000.

Cons

  • No regulatory oversight in Japan, UK, or other credible jurisdictions.
  • Lack of transparency on company ownership and legal documentation.
  • Opaque and potentially misleading deposit/withdrawal terms, including high fees.
  • Reported withdrawal issues and absence of investor protections (e.g., fund segregation, negative balance protection).
  • High‑risk offshore status with multiple independent warnings labeling it as a scam.

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