Cyber Capital

Cyber Capital is a trading platform registered in France with an establishment date of 18 September 2023. The company operates under the domain cybercapital.ltd and presents itself as a multi-asset brokerage offering access to a range of financial markets, including cryptocurrencies, forex, shares, indices, and commodities.

The broker is particularly notable for its low entry threshold, with a minimum deposit requirement of $250 for credit and debit card transactions. This makes the platform accessible to retail traders with limited capital, while also catering to higher-volume clients through multiple account tiers.

One of the most significant factors for any trader to consider is the regulatory status of a broker. According to our records, Cyber Capital currently holds no official regulatory licences from any recognised financial authority. The company is registered as a business entity in France, but this corporate registration does not equate to financial regulation or oversight by a body such as the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF).

The absence of regulation means that traders do not benefit from investor protection schemes, dispute resolution mechanisms, or mandatory segregation of client funds that licensed brokers must provide. FXCanary assesses this as a major risk factor, and traders should exercise extreme caution before depositing funds with an unregulated entity.

Cyber Capital offers four distinct account tiers, each tailored to different levels of trading capital and risk appetite. The entry-level Bronze account requires a $500 minimum deposit and provides a maximum leverage of 1:50. The Silver account raises the minimum deposit to $1,000 and increases leverage to 1:100. The Gold account requires $5,000 and offers leverage up to 1:150. Finally, the top-tier Platinum account demands a $10,000 minimum deposit with leverage capped at 1:200.

Higher leverage can amplify both gains and losses, and the maximum 1:200 ratio is considered very high by industry standards. In many regulated jurisdictions, such leverage levels are restricted or prohibited for retail clients due to the associated risks.

According to the company description, Cyber Capital provides trading opportunities across five asset classes: cryptocurrency, forex, shares, indices, and commodities. This multi-asset offering is common among modern retail brokers, allowing traders to diversify their portfolios within a single platform.

However, specific details about the trading platform itself (such as MetaTrader 4/5, cTrader, or proprietary software) were not available in our verification process. Similarly, information about tradable instruments within each asset class—specific currency pairs, stock names, or cryptocurrencies—remains undisclosed in public sources.

The broker states that the minimum deposit for credit and debit card transactions is $250. This is relatively low compared to many established brokers, which may appeal to beginners or traders testing the platform. Other funding methods are not specified in the available information.

Withdrawal policies, processing times, and any associated fees are also absent from the public record. Traders should be aware that unregulated brokers sometimes impose restrictive withdrawal conditions or delays, and the lack of transparency on this matter is a red flag.

Given the low minimum deposit of $250 and the tiered account structure, Cyber Capital appears to target both novice traders with small capital and more experienced traders willing to commit larger sums for higher leverage. The availability of multiple asset classes further broadens its appeal to traders seeking variety.

However, the complete lack of regulation makes the platform unsuitable for risk-averse traders or those who prioritise fund security. Without external oversight, there is no guarantee that the broker adheres to fair trading practices or maintains adequate financial reserves.