TradeQuo Review

TradeQuo launched in 2020 and operates from its headquarters located in Mahé, Seychelles, with a group structure that includes entities regulated by the FSA (Seychelles), SCA (United Arab Emirates), FSCA (South Africa), FSU (Dominica), and FSA (St. Vincent and the Grenadines). TradeQuo is clear about which entity you open with and notes regional restrictions; it does not target the EU/EEA/UK and lists several blocked countries including the U.S. and Canada. They have developed quite a broad footprint considering they were only founded a few years ago.

Clients trade on MetaTrader 5 (MT5) and a souped-up version called MT5 Supercharts. Both are available on desktop and mobile. If you don't have a strong platform preference, it's a clear two-choice structure: classic MT5 if you want the familiar terminal and Supercharts if you prefer a modern, multi-window charting feel. There is a strong offering of tradeable instruments - forex (98 pairs), indices (13), commodities (12), metals (7), crypto (84 USDT crosses), and shares (US 55, EU 31, Asia 29) - so you're not just boxed into forex pairs as with some other brokers.

There are many options when it comes to funding your account - including bank wire, cards, Skrill, Neteller, regional options (Draginpay, FasaPay, Safaricom) and crypto (USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, TRX, XRP, DOGE, ADA, XLM). TradeQuo doesn't impose a house minimum for deposits or withdrawals however the practical minimum is determined by the payment provider you choose.

TradeQuo has four main account types:

• Raw Account: spreads as low as 0.1 pip, US$3 per side commission, dynamic leverage up to 1:1000, base currencies USD/THB/JPY.
• Standard Account: spreads from 0.4 pips, zero commission, dynamic leverage up to 1:1000, same base currencies.
• Zero Account: zero spreads on a basket of14 instruments for roughly 90%–97% of the trading day, US$4 per side commission, dynamic leverage up to 1:2000.
• Limitless Account: spreads from 0.6 pips, zero commission, “Limitless” leverage under stated conditions; base currencies USD/THB/JPY.

Swap-free options are offered across all accounts and on two different levels. Clients in non-Islamic countries can only use swap-free on a limited number of instruments, while clients in Islamic countries can have swap-free across all available instruments.

Leverage at TradeQuo is variable and depends on the instrument traded and your account balance. For example, it can go up to 1:2000 for most products, around 1:500 for indices, and 1:100 for single stocks. In practice, the maximum shown on the account page is just a guide- however actual limits change based on the instrument and level of equity. It's worth checking the leverage guide if you trade across different markets so you know how it applies to each instrument.

Social trading is a core offering with TradeQuo who runs its own copy-trading environment with strategy profiles, rankings and subscription tools, designed for both new and experienced traders.

The day-to-day setup is simple: two platforms with desktop and mobile coverage, base currencies that suit multi-account management and no minimums placed on deposits and withdrawals. If you're cost-focused, the Zero basket is clear about when and where zero spread applies; if you prefer the more familiar MT5 account experience, the standard and raw accounts will fit comfortably with most trading strategies.

There are a few things to weigh up. Dynamic leverage and the Limitless model are powerful, but you'll want to read the leverage and account notes closely so you know how each instrument's leverage rules affect your account balance and how “infinity” is applied in practice. Likewise, the Zero Spread claim is very attractive but just be sure the basket of 14 instruments that it applies to and the trading hours align with your plan before you base your trading costs on it. On the regulatory side, TradeQuo's is transparent about the its various entities and about who is - and isn't - being targeted geographically, just make sure you're opening your account under the jurisdiction you want.

Overall, TradeQuo offers a streamlined trading setup: MT5 plus a modernized Supercharts experience, four clearly separated and distinct account types, an integrated social-trading setup and a decent selection of funding options. If your priorities are tight pricing on specific symbols, copy-trading tools, and straightforward platform coverage, TradeQuo is an easy broker to trial and scale with as your trading needs grow.