Innvester Review

Updated: April 3, 2026
Innvester
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Fast Facts

Regulations:
MISA (Mwali, Commoros)
Min Deposit:
250 USD
Headquarters:
Saint Lucia
Max Leverage:
1:1'000
Islamic Accounts (Swap-Free):
No
Offices:
Saint Lucia

Account types

BASIC AccountSILVER AccountPLATINUM AccountGold AccountVIP Account
Minimum Deposit250 USD10'000 USD100'000 USD25'000 USD250'000 USD
Maximum Leverage1:1001:2001:5001:3001:1'000
Spread from (pips)
Commission per lot (USD)
Minimum Trade Size
Step
Execution Type
Trading Instruments
Margin Call
Stop out
Swap Free
Currency

Contact Info and Support

Company Address:

Ground Floor The Sotheby Building, Rodney Village, Rodney Bay, Gros-Islet, Saint Lucia.

Traffic information

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Estimated monthly visitsDecember 20250
January 20260
February 20260
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About Innvester

Innvester is registered in Saint Lucia at “Ground Floor The Sotheby Building, Rodney Village, Rodney Bay, Gros‑Islet, Saint Lucia.” It claims a licence from “MISA” numbered 2023‑00594. According to Manimama Law, the so‑called Mwali International Services Authority (MISA) issues certificates from the autonomous island of Mohéli (Comoros), which have no legal effect under Union of the Comoros law and are not valid financial‑service authorisations. The Union’s Central Bank has confirmed that MISA approvals are not recognised and do not permit legitimate financial activity or prudential supervision ().

In Saint Lucia, brokerage entities are typically incorporated as International Business Companies (IBCs) under the IBC Act (Cap 12.14) and regulated via the Registered Agents and Trustee Licensing Act (RATLA). IBCs engaging in foreign exchange or similar trading activities targeting clients outside Saint Lucia are not required to obtain a licence from the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA). Furthermore, Saint Lucia law explicitly prohibits IBCs from conducting banking, insurance, or mutual fund business, but does not restrict brokerage activities per se ().

Who it’s for

  • Clients seeking a broker with nominal registration in Saint Lucia but holding an unrecognised licence from MISA.
  • Individuals or entities comfortable with operating in a low‑regulation environment without supervision from major financial authorities.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Registered as an IBC in Saint Lucia via an administrative office address consistent with incorporation requirements and the use of a Registered Agent framework.
  • Offers a range of account tiers with clearly stated minimum deposits (from 250 USD to 250,000 USD) and maximum leverage (1:100 to 1:1000).

Cons

  • The sole claimed licence, from MISA (2023‑00594), lacks recognition and holds no regulatory weight under Comoros or any international financial authority.
  • No information is provided regarding trading platforms, instruments, commissions, spreads, account currencies, Islamic/swap‑free options, hedging, scalping, Expert Advisors (EAs), stop‑out levels, or negative‑balance protection.
  • There is no mention of supervision by a financial regulator with consumer protections, segregation of client funds, or other credibility assurances.

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