PU Prime

Overview

PU Prime is a forex and CFD trading brand founded in 2015. Its international range includes Standard, Prime, ECN and Cent accounts on MT4, MT5, PU Web Trader and the PU Prime App. The comparison page advertises more than 1,000 instruments. Markets include forex, metals, indices, commodities, shares, ETFs, bonds and synthetic indices; availability depends on the account and legal entity. Standard requires USD 50, with spreads from 1.3 pips and no account-level commission. Prime requires USD 1,000, with spreads from 0.0 pips and USD 3.50 per side per lot (USD 7 round turn). ECN requires USD 10,000, with spreads from 0.0 pips and USD 1 per side per lot (USD 2 round turn). Cent requires USD 20, uses USC (US cents), and offers spreads from 1.3 pips without account-level commission. Instrument-specific charges and micro-lot commission rounding may apply. All four accounts advertise leverage up to 1:1000, a 0.01-lot minimum trade, 50% margin call and 20% stop-out. These international conditions do not describe the Australian retail offering. EAs and copy trading are available. Scalping and hedging within one account are generally permitted, subject to trading rules. Islamic options are listed for Standard, Prime and Cent, with administrative fees. Negative-balance treatment depends on the client agreement and its exclusions; a reset may require review. The location shown is Ebene, Mauritius, where PU Prime Ltd has its registered office. The group publishes FSC licence GB23202672 for PU Prime Ltd, FSA SD050 for PU Prime Limited in Seychelles, and FSCA 52218 for PU Prime (Pty) Ltd in South Africa. The Australian entity, PU Prime Trading Pty Ltd, holds AFSL 410681 for its own eligible Australian clients; it does not cover the international website or other entities. The UAE entity's CMA licence 20200000388 covers introduction and promotion, rather than trade execution. Confirm the contracting entity before registering. Funding methods include local and international bank transfers, credit cards and e-wallets. Payment-method minimums differ from account-opening minimums. PU Prime states it charges no deposit handling fee; providers may charge. The general withdrawal minimum is 40 in account currency. International bank transfers start at 50 for the first monthly withdrawal and 70 for the second; the first monthly transfer has its 20-unit handling fee waived, with that fee charged on subsequent transfers. HKD and JPY use USD-equivalent rules. Check method-specific timing and charges in the client portal. Support is advertised 24/7 through live chat, email and phone; language-specific phone coverage varies. PU Prime Partners offers IB, CPA affiliate and hybrid programs. Leveraged CFDs carry a high risk of loss.

Company profile

Established

2015

Headquarters

Ebene, Mauritius

Country

Mauritius

Official website

https://www.puprime.com/

Regulation and licences

Trading accounts

Trading costs and leverage

Minimum deposit

20

Spread type

Variable

Spreads from

0.0

Commission type

Account-based

Commission details

Standard/Cent: 0. Prime: USD 3.50 per side/lot. ECN: USD 1 per side/lot. Product-specific fees and micro-lot rounding may apply.

Maximum leverage

1:1000

Leverage by account

Instrument coverage

Products

Forex, Metals, Indices, Commodities, Shares, ETFs, Bonds, Synthetic Indices, Copy Trading

Platform and account availability

MT4

Yes

MT5

Yes

cTrader

No

Mobile app

Yes

Web trading

Yes

Islamic account

Yes

ECN account

Yes

Deposit methods

Withdrawal methods

Execution and trading policies

Scalping

Yes

Hedging

Yes

Expert Advisors

Yes

Customer support

Channels

Live Chat, Email, Phone, Help Centre

Availability

24/7

Service languages

English, Malay, Arabic, Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Spanish, Portuguese

Affiliate and IB programmes

Affiliate programme

Yes

IB programme

Yes

Ratings and complaints

Overall rating

4.5

Review count

0

Trust score

82.0

Complaints

0

Resolved complaints

0

Risk notice

Trading forex and CFDs carries a high risk of loss. Terms and availability can vary by legal entity, jurisdiction and account. Verify current conditions with the broker before opening an account.