About EvaTrades
Broker Overview
EvaTrades is a Switzerland-registered investment firm operating under the domain evatrades.com. According to official records, the company was incorporated on 30 October 2025 and is based at Hauptstrasse 45, 8001 Zurich, Switzerland. The firm presents itself as an asset management provider rather than a direct retail forex broker, offering managed investment packages such as PAMM/MAM and cryptocurrency products.
Regulation and Licensing
FXCanary’s records show that EvaTrades holds no recognised regulatory licence. The firm’s own website claims to be “fully regulated” across Europe, the Middle East and Asia, but it does not name any specific regulator. A certificate posted on the site (in PDF form) references the Australian Corporations Act 2001 and a non-existent “Switzerland Securities and Investments Commission”, which raises serious credibility concerns. No official registration with FINMA (the Swiss financial regulator) or any other competent authority could be verified.
Account Types and Minimum Deposits
EvaTrades offers four account tiers: Bronze (minimum deposit $100–$999), Silver ($1,000–$4,999), Gold ($5,000–$20,000), and Diamond ($50,000 to unlimited). No maximum leverage figures are provided for any account. The accounts appear to be designed for managed investment rather than direct trading, as the website emphasises passive investment in PAMM/MAM pools and cryptocurrency packages.
Trading Instruments and Platforms
The broker’s website does not list specific tradable instruments or platforms. It focuses on investment packages: forex PAMM/MAM accounts and cryptocurrency investments. No details about trading platforms (e.g., MetaTrader, cTrader) or execution models are disclosed. The lack of transparency on these fundamental points makes it difficult to assess the trading environment.
Deposits and Withdrawals
According to the website, deposits can be made through the dashboard using unspecified methods. Withdrawal policies are not detailed. The contact information includes a Zurich address and a web form for inquiries, with a promise of a 24-hour response. No independent user feedback on payment processing is available.
Client Suitability
EvaTrades appears to target investors seeking passive returns from managed accounts rather than active traders. The high minimum for the Diamond account ($50,000) suggests an appeal to affluent clients. However, the complete absence of regulatory oversight and the dubious regulatory claims make this a high-risk proposition unsuitable for conservative investors or those requiring transparency and recourse.
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