anubisglobex.com Account Types & How to Open

When we set out to review the account offering at anubisglobex.com, we expected to find the usual tiered structure of standard, silver, gold and VIP accounts that most retail brokers publish. Instead, our research hit a wall: the broker's own website, as captured in our web results, does not disclose any specific account tiers, minimum deposits, spreads, commissions or leverage figures. The site speaks in broad marketing terms about 'investments in the most promising' digital markets and access to 'over 4,000 funds and assets', but it never gets down to the practical details a trader needs before handing over money.

That absence is itself a finding. In FXCanary's assessment, a broker that cannot or will not publish its account specifications is not ready for retail scrutiny. We cross-checked the domain against regulatory registers and found no licence on file for any jurisdiction. The company's country of registration is unknown, its founding date is unknown, and there is no verifiable corporate entity behind the brand. For a trader, this means every account detail — from the spread on EUR/USD to the withdrawal policy — is effectively a black box.

From the limited content on anubisglobex.com, the firm appears to offer a single, vaguely defined 'investment account' rather than a menu of trading accounts. The FAQ describes a process that is familiar from countless crypto-hyip style platforms: create an account, log in, click 'DEPOSITS' in the dashboard, choose a payment method, and wait for the deposit to reflect. There is no mention of account tiers, base currencies, or whether the account is a true brokerage account or simply a pool into which clients deposit funds for the firm's traders to manage.

We note the company's own description: 'an international financial company engaged in investment activities... performed by qualified professional traders.' That language suggests a managed or pooled investment model, not a self-directed trading account. If that is the case, the client is not trading; they are handing capital to anonymous managers. In our experience, such arrangements carry elevated risk, especially when the operator is unregulated and the managers are unnamed.

We could not find any published minimum deposit for anubisglobex.com. The website does not state a figure in its FAQ, its homepage, or its account-opening pages. In the absence of a disclosed minimum, we must assume the operator can set or change the threshold at will. That is a red flag for retail traders, who typically need to know the entry cost before they can plan a deposit.

Funding methods are also undisclosed. The FAQ says only that 'you may choose one of the several available deposit methods' without naming them. We found no mention of bank transfers, credit cards, e-wallets, or cryptocurrencies. For a platform that claims to focus on Bitcoin and other digital assets, one might expect crypto payments, but even that is not confirmed. Until the broker publishes its funding and withdrawal terms, any deposit is an act of faith, not an informed decision.

Leverage is one of the most important risk parameters for any trader, yet anubisglobex.com does not disclose any leverage figures. We found no mention of margin requirements, maximum leverage, or how leverage might vary by asset class or jurisdiction. This is particularly concerning because the platform appears to target cryptocurrency trading, where leverage can be extremely high and volatile.

In regulated markets, leverage is capped — for example, retail clients in the EU are limited to 30:1 on major forex pairs and even lower on crypto. An unregulated platform faces no such constraints. Without a published leverage policy, a trader cannot assess their potential losses. We would caution that any platform that hides its leverage terms is likely to offer terms that are unfavourable to the client.

We searched the anubisglobex.com website for any mention of spreads, commissions, swap rates, or other trading costs. We found none. The site's marketing language speaks of 'profits' and 'shares of profits', but never of the costs that will be deducted from a client's account. In a genuine brokerage, spreads and commissions are published prominently; their absence here suggests either a managed-pool model where costs are hidden inside the 'profit split', or a simple lack of operational transparency.

For a trader comparing brokers, the inability to compare costs is a deal-breaker. We cannot state a typical spread or commission for this broker because none is disclosed. We can only note that the absence of cost transparency is consistent with the pattern we see in high-risk, unregulated platforms.

We found no reference to any trading platform on anubisglobex.com — no MetaTrader 4 or 5, no cTrader, no proprietary web terminal. The site's dashboard appears to be a simple web interface for deposits and account management, not a trading platform. This reinforces our view that the 'investment' is not self-directed but managed by the firm's 'professional traders'.

For traders who expect to place their own trades, the absence of a platform is a major limitation. Even for those who prefer managed accounts, the lack of a transparent platform means there is no way to verify trades, prices, or performance independently. In our assessment, this is a critical weakness: a legitimate investment service should provide clients with a verifiable record of their positions and returns.

We found no mention of a demo account on anubisglobex.com. Most reputable brokers offer a free demo so prospective clients can test the platform and strategies without risking capital. The absence of a demo is telling: if there is no self-directed platform, there is nothing to demo. The only 'test' a potential client can perform is to deposit real money and see what happens.

We would strongly advise any trader considering this broker to treat the lack of a demo as a warning sign. A legitimate firm should be happy to let you try its service risk-free. Anubis Globex's silence on this point suggests they would rather have your deposit than your trust.

The account-opening process at anubisglobex.com is described in the FAQ in three steps: click 'CREATE ACCOUNT', fill in the required fields, and then deposit. There is no mention of identity verification (KYC), proof of address, or source of funds checks. In the regulated world, KYC is mandatory to prevent money laundering and fraud. Its absence here is a serious red flag.

We also found no privacy policy or terms of service on the site that would explain how client data is handled. For a platform that collects personal and financial information, the lack of a published privacy policy is unacceptable. We would caution that providing your ID or bank details to such a platform could expose you to identity theft or financial loss.

In FXCanary's assessment, the account offering at anubisglobex.com is not an account offering at all — it is a promise. The broker discloses no account tiers, no minimum deposit, no leverage, no spreads, no platform, and no KYC process. Its own website describes a managed investment pool, not a brokerage. Combined with the absence of any regulatory licence and the site's classification as a 'scam website' by an independent security scanner, we cannot recommend this platform to any trader.

If you are looking for a broker, we suggest you start with a regulated entity that publishes its terms, offers a demo, and submits to oversight. With Anubis Globex, the only thing that is clear is the risk. We would treat any deposit as potentially unrecoverable.