Global Liquidity Review

Updated: March 21, 2026
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About Global Liquidity

Global Liquidity Exchange Co., Ltd (GLX) is listed by the Securities and Exchange Regulator of Cambodia (SERC) as a Central Counterparty with licence No. 005, and the regulator’s register shows the firm and website glexchange.com.kh. The company also publishes Ministry of Commerce registration No. 00037736 on its official site. SERC, Official site

Products disclosed on GLX’s website include Forex CFDs (over 43 pairs), commodities, indices, and spot metals, with trading via MetaTrader 4 and web/mobile interfaces. The “Spreads” page outlines two pricing setups: “Raw ECN” (spreads from 0.0 pip with a stated $3.5/lot commission) and “Standard” (spreads from 1.0 pip with $0 commission), alongside indicative spreads across forex, indices, and metals. Official site, Official site

Leverage information on GLX’s Cambodian site varies by page: the home page displays “1:100 Leverage,” while the Forex Trading page states “1:1 to 1:500” (and up to 1:500 for gold/silver). Funding options shown include cards, Skrill, Neteller, wire transfer, Thai internet banking, and Perfect Money, with accepted currencies noted (e.g., USD; USD/THB for Thai internet banking) and stated processing times. Official site, Official site

The glexchange.com site states that its information, products, and services are not intended for distribution to the U.S. or in jurisdictions where such distribution would be contrary to local law or regulation. That site also states the company is incorporated in St. Vincent and the Grenadines as an International Business Company (IBC No. 25664 IBC 2019); the Financial Services Authority of St. Vincent and the Grenadines confirms that it does not issue forex/broker licences, so SVG incorporation does not confer brokerage authorisation. Official site, SVG FSA

Who it’s for

  • Derivative brokers in Cambodia seeking membership with a licensed Central Counterparty and access to MetaTrader white label and operational infrastructure.
  • Non-U.S. clients in permitted jurisdictions looking for MT4 access and published Raw ECN or Standard pricing for Forex/CFD trading.
  • Firms needing a CCP member framework under SERC oversight for local derivatives market participation.
Official site

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Listed by SERC as a Central Counterparty (licence No. 005); regulator page shows glexchange.com.kh.
  • Published product list, platform availability (including MetaTrader 4), and detailed indicative spreads for Raw ECN and Standard pricing.
SERC, Official site

Cons

  • Leverage figures differ across official pages (1:100 on the home page versus up to 1:500 on the Forex Trading page).
  • Distribution restrictions stated on the site exclude the U.S. and certain jurisdictions.
  • SVG incorporation cited on the site does not amount to brokerage regulation, per the SVG Financial Services Authority’s policy.
Official site, SVG FSA

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