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Century Financial Review
Century Financial is a Dubai broker founded in 1989. It holds a real UAE Capital Market Authority license and offers forex, shares, and CFDs across three regional offices.
Min Deposit
N/A
Spreads From
Not clearly published on Century's own site
Max Leverage
Not clearly published on Century's own site
Platforms
MetaTrader 5, CQG
Pros
- Genuine UAE regulation, licensed since 1989 by the Capital Market Authority
- One of the UAE's oldest investment firms, with offices in three emirates
- Wide product range across forex, shares, commodities, indices, CFDs, and treasuries
- Client accounts carry insurance up to 2 million dollars per client at no extra cost
- Offers CQG and Interactive Brokers' TWS, platforms aimed at serious traders
Cons
- Review sites report recurring complaints about spreads, fees, and slow withdrawals
- Minimum deposit and standard spread figures are not clearly published on its site
- Its regulator only renamed from SCA to CMA on 1 January 2026, still a recent change
- Its insurance policy excludes trading losses and covers only two of its platforms
- Publicly warns of frequent scammers impersonating its brand on social media
Century Financial Consultancy LLC was founded in Dubai in 1989, one of the UAE's oldest investment firms. It has since added offices in Abu Dhabi and Sharjah, and offers forex, shares, commodities, indices, CFDs, and treasuries through MetaTrader 5, CQG, Interactive Brokers' TWS, and its own Century Trader app.
The firm is licensed by the UAE's Capital Market Authority, renamed in January 2026 from the Securities and Commodities Authority, under numbers 20200000028 and 301044. It holds a Category 1 license, upgraded under the regulator's 2021 rulebook, and is separately registered with the Dubai Economic Department, number 768189.
Client accounts on its Century Trader and Century TradeRoom platforms carry insurance up to 2 million dollars per client, covering cash, CFDs, and securities if the firm becomes insolvent, though not trading losses. Review sites report a mostly high complaint resolution rate, alongside recurring complaints about fees and withdrawal delays.
Max Leverage
Not clearly published on Century's own site
Spreads From
Not clearly published on Century's own site
Platforms
Regulation, fund safety, track record
Spreads, execution, leverage
Platform quality, charting, features
Analysis, webinars, learning materials
Support quality, responsiveness
Mobile app quality, features
