
1.Pocket OptionOur pick
Very small first deposits and copying other traders
- Lowest deposit
- $5
- Lowest trade
- $1
- Top payout
- 92%
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The cheapest way in, with a quick fixed-time platform and copy trading built in. Behind it is only a Comoros licence, and several regulators have named it in warnings.

The numbers
- Lowest deposit
- $5
- Lowest trade
- $1
- Top payout
- 92%
- Win rate to break even
- 52.1%
- Practice balance
- $50,000
- Smallest withdrawal
- $10
92% applies to popular assets at busy hours; quieter hours are reported 7–12 points lower. Win rate to break even: The share of trades you have to win at the top payout just to stay level. Real payouts are often lower, which pushes this up.
Strengths
- Accounts open from USD 5 and trades from USD 1
- Copy trading and contests on the same screen as the chart
- Many ways to pay in, including crypto and local agents in Asia
- Light web platform that runs well on a phone
Weak points
- Only an offshore Comoros licence
- Named by the UK FCA, the US CFTC and India's RBI
- Bonuses lock your balance behind trading volume
- Refuses residents of the Philippines and Japan
Not for you if
You want a regulator behind your money, or contests make you trade too much
Trading
- Trade durations
- 3 seconds – 4 hours
- What you can trade
- Currencies, Crypto, Commodities, Shares, Indices (100+)
- Platform
- Browser, Android, iPhone, MT5 (forex)
- Phone app
- Android: Yes · iOS: Browser app only
- Copy trading / contests
- Yes / Yes
Money in and out
- Pay-in methods
- Cards, E-wallets, Crypto, Local payment methods
- Pay-out methods
- Cards, E-wallets, Crypto, Local payment methods
- Pay-out speed
- Typically 1–3 working days; crypto often quicker (user reports)
- Pay-out charges
- None from the platform; your payment provider may charge
- Dormant account fee
- Not mentioned in the sources we checked – read the current terms
- Bonus offers
- Deposit bonuses, often 50–100%, with volume rules that can block withdrawals
- Account currency
- USD
Account and help
- Account levels
- Status levels with higher payouts as total deposits grow
- Identity check
- Needed before your first pay-out
- Support
- Live chat, Email, Help pages
- Launched
- 2017
Licence
The operator says it is licensed by the Mwali International Services Authority (MISA) in the Comoros. That licence offers little investor protection and no compensation fund, and no regulator in your Asian market oversees the company.
- FCA (United Kingdom): Public consumer warning
- CFTC (United States): RED list of unregistered foreign firms
- RBI (India): Alert List of unauthorised platforms (19 Nov 2025)
How we calculate the score
- Platform and apps (25%)4.7
- Costs and minimums (20%)4.8
- Payment options (15%)4.6
- Support (15%)4.2
- Licensing and openness (25%)2.6
Sources for these numbers


