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Exinity Review

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Exinity is the holding group behind FXTM, Nemo, Pulse, and PiP World. It is not a single sign up broker, and traders open accounts through its separate consumer brands.

Min Deposit

N/A

Spreads From

Not applicable directly, set per brand and account type

Max Leverage

Not applicable directly, set per brand and regulator

Platforms

Varies by brand, for example FXTM offers MT4 and MT5

CFDs are complex instruments with high risk of losing money. Retail accounts lose money trading CFDs.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Traces its roots to the Alpari Group, trading since 1998
  • FXTM, its main brand, is regulated by the FCA in the United Kingdom
  • Runs several licensed entities across Mauritius, the UK, Kenya, and the UAE
  • Backs multiple brands, giving traders a choice of regulatory homes

Cons

  • Exinity itself is a holding group, not a broker you can sign up with
  • Protection level depends entirely on which brand and entity you choose
  • Its UAE promotion entity is not licensed to execute client trades
  • Group structure can make it harder to see which license actually applies
About Exinity

Exinity is the holding group behind several trading brands, most notably FXTM, which traces its roots to the Alpari Group founded in 1998. FXTM launched in 2011, and the wider group also runs Nemo, Pulse, PiP World, and Exinity Connect. Reported group revenue was near 44 million dollars in 2025.

The group works through several regulated units rather than one license. Exinity Limited holds an Investment Dealer license from the Mauritius FSC, Exinity UK Ltd is authorised by the FCA, Exinity Capital East Africa Ltd is licensed by Kenya's Capital Markets Authority, and Exinity ME Limited is authorised in the Abu Dhabi Global Market.

Exinity itself is not a broker you sign up with directly. Retail accounts are opened through its brands, mainly FXTM, so the safety of client money depends on which entity and brand a trader actually chooses. Check the exact entity named in your account documents rather than assuming one level of cover applies everywhere.

Key Facts

Max Leverage

Not applicable directly, set per brand and regulator

Spreads From

Not applicable directly, set per brand and account type

Platforms

Varies by brand, for example FXTM offers MT4 and MT5
Regulation & Safety
FSC Mauritius (Mauritius) — C113012295FCA (United Kingdom) — 777911Capital Markets Authority (Kenya) — 135
Frequently Asked Questions

Score Breakdown3.5/5
Trust & Safety
0.0/5

Regulation, fund safety, track record

Trading Conditions
0.0/5

Spreads, execution, leverage

Platforms & Tools
0.0/5

Platform quality, charting, features

Research & Education
0.0/5

Analysis, webinars, learning materials

Customer Service
0.0/5

Support quality, responsiveness

Mobile Trading
0.0/5

Mobile app quality, features

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