Anzo Capital

Anzo Capital is a forex and CFD broker founded in 2015 that focuses on MetaTrader access, high leverage, and straightforward account choices. The brand operates a multi-entity structure that includes a CMA‑regulated company in Kenya and an international entity in St. Vincent & the Grenadines (SVG). This setup enables the firm to serve different regions while tailoring leverage and onboarding to local rules.

The product lineup spans forex, precious metals, oil and energies, global equity indices, and stock CFDs. Traders can choose between spread‑only (STP) and raw‑spread + commission (ECN) pricing, both available on MT4 and MT5 as desktop, web, and mobile apps. The broker also promotes a proprietary Anzo Capital app and a Social Trading account category for strategy following, alongside support for MQL5 signal copying inside MetaTrader.

Risk management is a visible theme on the public site: retail stop‑out levels and a negative balance protection (NBP) explainer are published, and a dedicated leverage page details a dynamic scheme that scales down with higher account equity. Funding options highlight bank wire and popular stablecoins (USDT/USDC), with a low advertised minimum deposit of $10 and entity‑specific processing flows documented in the Help Center.

Given its profile, Anzo Capital may suit cost‑conscious MT4/MT5 traders—especially day traders, scalpers, and copy‑trading followers—who want low entry thresholds and flexible leverage, and who are comfortable trading under a CMA Kenya or offshore SVG framework rather than a Tier‑1 (e.g., FCA/ASIC) environment. Always confirm which legal entity will host your account, as protections and limits vary by jurisdiction.

Trading Regulators

Capital Markets Authority (CMA), Kenya: Anzo Capital Limited appears on the CMA’s public licensee portal as a Non‑Dealing Online Forex Broker with licence number 219. This is the firm’s current primary regulatory authorisation that we could verify on an official register.

St. Vincent & the Grenadines: Anzo Capital (SVG) LLC is registered as an International Business Company. SVG’s FSA registers entities but does not supervise forex/CFD conduct the way prudential regulators do. Accounts under SVG do not carry the same local protections as CMA‑regulated accounts.

Belize: Anzo Capital Limited is recorded in Belize company/LEI records at 35 New Road, Belize City. The broker’s site states this Belize entity is the MT5 licence holder. We did not find a current, verifiable Belize FSC securities‑dealer licence entry for Anzo on the regulator’s public pages; treat any Belize regulation claims as unverified unless you can confirm them directly on the FSC’s register.

Client Fund Protection

Segregation: The broker states that client funds are held segregated from company money. Under CMA Kenya, segregation, governance and ongoing reporting are part of the non‑dealing forex broker framework. International (SVG) accounts rely on the broker’s own policies rather than statutory compensation schemes.

Negative Balance Protection: Anzo publishes an NBP page outlining margin calls at 80–90%, a 50% stop‑out for retail clients (20% for professional), and protection from balances falling below zero. Confirm applicability and definitions in your specific client agreement before trading.

Security measures

Account verification and AML/KYC: The broker publishes AML/KYC and client‑handling policies, indicating identity checks and procedural controls for onboarding and withdrawals.

Platform security: Access via MT4/MT5 and the Anzo Capital app; traders should enable platform‑level protections (password hygiene, read‑only investor logins for sharing, etc.). The site runs standard TLS encryption and hosts a cybersecurity awareness page; however, always verify any licence claims there with official registers.

Anzo Capital lists multi‑asset CFDs spanning:

• Forex: majors, minors, and selected exotics on MT4/MT5.
• Precious metals: gold and silver as spot CFDs.
• Oil & energies: WTI/Brent and related contracts; leverage guidance up to 1:200 (lower tiers for higher equity).
• Indices: popular benchmarks such as the Dow Jones 30 and other regional indices on CFD basis.
• Stocks: selected US and Hong Kong share CFDs (contract sizes, trading hours, and dividend adjustments are viewable in the platform’s “Specifications”).

The broker does not provide a comprehensive public instrument list with counts; traders should review the MT4/MT5 Symbols panel for the exact lineup, contract sizes, and swap settings before trading. Where leverage differs by product, the Margin & Leverage page outlines the current maximums and the equity thresholds at which leverage steps down.

Anzo Capital’s live accounts are designed around two core pricing models plus a Social Trading category. All live accounts are available in USD as the base currency and support minimum order sizes from 0.01 lots.

Spreads and leverage can change with market conditions and the entity you trade under. Always check the live platform’s contract specifications and margin settings.

Anzo Capital supports the industry‑standard MetaTrader suite (MT4 and MT5) plus its own Anzo Capital mobile app. This allows traders to keep existing indicators/EAs on MT4, access multi‑asset depth and additional timeframes on MT5, or monitor and trade on the go via the app. Copy‑trading is available through MQL5 Signals within MetaTrader, and a Social Trading account category exists for strategy following.

MetaTrader 4 (MT4): Well‑known among forex traders for its low resource footprint and vast ecosystem of indicators and Expert Advisors. Suitable for discretionary FX traders and EA users who don’t need MT5’s expanded asset support.

MetaTrader 5 (MT5): Multi‑asset successor to MT4 with more timeframes, additional order types, and integrated depth‑of‑market. MT5 also ties directly into MQL5 Signals for copy‑trading; Anzo provides a brief user guide for subscribing and managing signals.

Anzo Capital App: A proprietary mobile application for account management, funding, and on‑the‑go trading. It complements MT4/MT5 access and mirrors core functions such as order placement and monitoring.

Mobile platforms

MT4 and MT5 are available on iOS and Android; the Anzo Capital app is also listed for both platforms. Mobile trading is best for monitoring and light execution—strategy development and EA optimization remain more practical on desktop.

Anzo operates two clear pricing models. The STP account embeds trading costs in variable spreads and charges no explicit commission—simplifying cost calculation for new and discretionary traders. The ECN account targets tight ‘raw’ spreads with a disclosed $4 per round‑turn lot commission on FX, a structure favored by scalpers and EA users because it separates spread and commission.

Spreads: The broker’s public pages highlight 0.0‑pip minimums at times on ECN and wider floating spreads on STP, but a full instrument‑by‑instrument spread table is not published. Independent testers recently measured EUR/USD around 0.0–0.1 pips on ECN during liquid hours (plus commission) and around 1.5–1.6 pips on STP under typical conditions. Treat third‑party measurements as indicative snapshots rather than guaranteed rates.

Swaps/overnights: Standard overnight financing applies on positions held past rollover. Swap rates vary by instrument and are visible in MT4/MT5 (right‑click symbol → Specifications).

Administrative and inactivity fees: Independent reviews of Anzo’s legal terms report an inactivity fee of $15 after 90 consecutive days without trading activity, and note that a percentage‑based administrative charge may apply if funds are withdrawn without prior trading. Check the latest client agreement shown in your client portal, as fees can differ by entity and change over time.

Other costs: - Currency conversion may apply because USD is the standard base currency on the site. - Funding and withdrawal fees depend on method and location; blockchain network fees (USDT/USDC) and bank transfer charges may apply. Always confirm cut‑offs and charges in the Help Center before funding.

Deposits

Methods shown: Bank wire; stablecoins USDT and USDC (networks as per Help Center guidance); selected local bank options in supported regions (e.g., Nigeria).Minimum deposit: Advertised from $10 for STP/ECN.Processing time: Indicative guidance ranges from near‑instant (crypto) to same day/next business day (bank/local rails).

Withdrawals

Methods generally mirror deposits (bank wire and stablecoins).Processing: Back‑office processing typically within 1–2 business days, subject to compliance checks and receiving institution timelines.Fees: The site promotes zero fees on many deposits; third‑party reviewers note possible small‑withdrawal fees and administrative charges if you withdraw without prior trading—verify your entity’s fee table in the client portal.

MethodsBank wire (international and selected local rails)USDT (TRC20/ERC20 as per Help Center article)USDC (supported networks as listed in the portal)