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Trade245 Review

Updated: August 2, 2026
Trade245
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Traffic information

CategoryMetricsMeaning
RatingsGlobal Rank449666
Country CodeZA
Country Rank5211
Category Rank67
Engagement metricsVisits70225
Bounce Rate0.2928
Pageviews per Visit5.25
Avg. Visit Duration296.36
Estimated monthly visitsApril 202648308
May 202631071
June 202670225
Top countriesSouth Africa (ZA)98.15%
United States (US)1.4%
India (IN)0.45%
Traffic sourcesDirect67.2%
Mail5.17%
Referrals0.39%
Social-
Paid Referrals-
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Top keywordstrade2451160 ◦ $0.27 ◦ $2110
trade245 login320 ◦ $0.25 ◦ $240
trade 245260 ◦ $0.29 ◦ $60
trade245 mt540 ◦ $0.9 ◦ $50
trade245 support10 ◦ $10

About Trade245

Trade245 operates under South African entities: Trade245 (Pty) Ltd (registration number 2020/539887/07) and Trade245 Global (Pty) Ltd (registration number 2025/873123/07), both acting as juristic representatives of Red Pine Capital (Pty) Ltd, which holds an FSCA licence (FSP No. 46044) (). The broker provides trading via MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 platforms across asset classes including Forex, commodities, indices, precious metals, energy markets, and CFDs (). The account offerings include Micro, Standard, ECN, Bonus 245, and Islamic (swap-free) types; negative balance protection is provided, maximum leverage up to 1:500, and the minimum deposit is $100 USD (approx. ZAR 95) with segregated client funds ().

The trading model involves RocketX (Pty) Ltd (FSP No. 52142), a licensed OTC Derivatives Provider, which acts as counterparty and principal to all CFDs; clients enter into binding agreements with RocketX via the platform ().

Pros and cons

Pros

  • FSCA-authorised via Red Pine Capital (FSP 46044) with formal compliance (segregated funds, negative balance protection) ().
  • Wide platform support (MT4, MT5), diverse asset classes, including swap-free Islamic account ().

Cons

  • No evidence of regulation outside South Africa; not listed with FCA, CySEC, ASIC, NFA, or other major global regulators ().
  • Independent sources raise concerns about legitimacy of the brand: multiple trading names (e.g. ProvidentTrade, ZumaMarkets) under the same licence, lack of verifiable link between brand and domain; potential clonal risk ().

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