Solvertrade Review

About Solvertrade

SolverTrade is registered as an international business company under the name Solvertrade LTD, incorporated on May 24, 2023, in Saint Lucia, and subsequently changed its name to MEGA FUSION GROUP LTD by a corporate registry amendment dated October 3, 2024 (). No regulatory license number or oversight authority is listed, and public reviews confirm that SolverTrade operates from an offshore jurisdiction without any formal regulation (). The broker reportedly offers access to forex and CFDs via MetaTrader 4, with account types including Standard, Mini, and VIP, minimum deposit around USD 100, maximum leverage up to 1:500, and claimed spreads such as 2 pips on EUR/USD. Payment methods mentioned include bank transfer, WebMoney (0.8 % fee), and FasaPay; however, withdrawal procedures are unverified ().

Who it’s for

• Traders seeking high-leverage offerings (up to 1:500).
• Users comfortable with unregulated, offshore-only environments.
• Those willing to use MetaTrader 4 via a broker with minimal disclosure.

Pros

• Provision of MetaTrader 4 platform.
• Multiple account tiers (Standard, Mini, VIP).
• High leverage options (up to 1:500).

Cons

• No regulatory oversight or license from any recognized authority.
• Registered in an offshore jurisdiction without forex regulation, with a name change that may obscure identity.
• Opaque trading conditions, limited instrument range, and unclear withdrawal policies.
• Potential security risks associated with offshore unregulated brokers.