Capitalcore Review

Offering ultra-high leverage 1:2000, Capitalcore is a forex and binary options broker that was founded in 2019 and is registered in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Capitalcore provides traders with a beginner friendly proprietary platform and DO accept U.S clients.

The account signup is straightforward (no minimum deposit tier for the Classic account), and Capitalcore offers a 40% bonus on every deposit. All live accounts are commission-free and swap-free, meaning traders pay only spreads on trades.

Capitalcore’s platforms are proprietary, web-based, and are built on the TradingView engine - offering fast execution, intuitive navigation, and compatibility across Windows, Mac, Linux, and mobile devices. The platform comes in a standard and pro version and is easy to use, even for beginners, and supports netting and hedging, as well as all typical order types (market, pending, stop, trailing stop). They also provide a dedicated binary options platform with a wide range of assets, where payouts can reach up to 95% on winning trades. Traders are able to chose from a reasonable number of tradeable instruments - 36 forex pairs, 5 metals, 6 indices, 6 crypto CFDs, and 18 stock CFDs.

Capitalcore offers four account types with different requirements and leverage levels:

• Classic Account: A minimum deposit $10, leverage up to 1:2000, spread on EUR/USD of 1.5 pips, no commission.
• Silver Account: A minimum deposit $1, 000, leverage up to 1:1000, spread on EUR/USD of 1.5 pips, no commission.
• Gold Account: Minimum deposit $5, 000, leverage up to 1:200, tighter spreads (0.6 pips on EUR/USD), no commission.
• VIP Account: Minimum deposit $10, 000, leverage up to 1:100, tightest spreads (0.4 pips on EUR/USD), no commission.

All account types include the 40% deposit bonus and offer the same list tradeable instruments (forex, metals, indices, crypto, stocks). All accounts are also swap-free (no overnight swap charges) and commission-free, so trading costs come solely from the quoted spreads (which are fixed).

Funding and withdrawals: Clients can fund accounts with credit/debit cards, PayPal, cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc.) or Perfect Money. Capitalcore charges 0% deposit fee on all methods. There are however withdrawal fees: a fixed $20 on Bitcoin transfers (covering blockchain/network costs), 0–5% on PayPal and 0–1% on Perfect Money (with no fee for small amounts). Withdrawals use the same method as deposits, and profits can be paid out in crypto or e-wallet.

Support is available 24/7 (even weekends) through email, phone or live chat. We tested their live chat support and found it very responsive and the staff knowledgeable and polite.

Security-wise, the broker requires the usual KYC checks, requiring clients to verify their identity and has negative balance protection. Some extra features of the client portal include trading tools such as charts, calculators, and news feeds.

Potential drawbacks:

• Leverage limits: High leverage (1:2000) is only available on the smallest Classic accounts. As account equity increases, leverage steps down (e.g. 1:1000 above $1, 000 balance, down to 1:100 for $10k+). The VIP account (lowest spreads) is capped at 1:100, which may disappoint traders used to ultra-high leverage.
• Moderate spreads: Capitalcore charges no commissions, so spreads are the broker’s fee and are therefore fairly wide. For example, the EUR/USD spreads are 1.5 pips on Classic and 0.4 on VIP accounts. These spreads are reasonable but aren’t ultra-tight compared to ECN/STP brokers.
• No MT4/MT5 or EA support: Trading is limited to Capitalcore’s proprietary platform. This means no automated trading via MetaTrader EAs or others.
• Scalping restrictions: Capitalcore’s policy forbids scalping strategies (holding trades less than a few minutes), which is not good for high-frequency traders.
• Regulatory status: The broker is not regulated - this allows it to be U.S.-friendly and offer high-leverage but means there’s no oversight from major regulators.

In summary, Capitalcore offers a streamlined, crypto-friendly trading environment, acceptance of clients from most countries in the world (including U.S. clients), a reasonable number of tradable assets, and convenient funding methods. The signup and onboarding are streamlined, and their support is available around the clock. Their strengths are ease-of-use, platform quality, and generous perks (40% bonus etc.). The trade-off though is that it is an offshore, unregulated operation and uses relatively simple, commission-free pricing (so spreads aren’t razor-thin). For traders looking for a straightforward, high-leverage platform with U.S. access and are willing to trade on Capitalcore’s own software, it is an attractive choice. More conservative traders who need tight ECN spreads or automated trading, or those who want tighter tier-1 regulation, may need to consider whether Capitalcore aligns with those specific needs.