Fintana

Fintana is a retail forex and CFD broker that launched in May 2025, according to available records. It is incorporated in Mauritius with its registered address at 6th Floor, Tower 1, Nexteracom Building, Ebene. The broker operates under the corporate name Fintana Trading Ltd, with registration number 197666 GBC.

The broker’s official website, fintana.net, presents it as a modern trading platform offering a wide range of CFDs across multiple asset classes. While the broker claims to be regulated by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of Mauritius, independent verification from official registries has not been confirmed at the time of this review. This discrepancy is noteworthy for traders who prioritize regulatory oversight.

Our records indicate that Fintana does not hold any verified regulatory licence. The broker’s own documents, however, claim a licence from the FSC Mauritius under number GB23201338. We have not been able to independently verify this licence through the FSC’s public register, and the broker is not listed in our internal regulatory database.

This is a significant concern, as an unregulated broker offers no recourse for clients in the event of a dispute or financial failure. Traders should be aware that operating without a verifiable licence exposes them to heightened risk. The broker’s elevated scam risk score of 56/100 reflects this uncertainty.

Fintana offers five account tiers: Classic, Silver, Gold, Platinum, and VIP. The minimum deposit for each account is not disclosed on the website. Leverage is uniform across all accounts, with forex up to 1:400, metals and indices up to 1:200, and stocks and cryptocurrencies capped at 1:5.

Spreads vary by account level, with VIP accounts offering the tightest spreads (e.g., EUR/USD from 0.9 pips, Gold from 1.4 pips) and Classic the widest (EUR/USD at 2.5 pips). The broker does not disclose commission structures, but spreads appear to be the primary cost. These conditions are competitive for a Mauritius-based broker but carry the risk inherent in high-leverage trading.

The broker provides a web-based trading platform and a proprietary mobile app. No third-party platforms like MetaTrader 4 or 5 are mentioned. This means traders must rely solely on Fintana’s own technology, which may have limited customisation and analytical tools compared to industry standards.

Instruments include over 160 CFDs on forex pairs, precious metals (silver, gold), indices, commodities (crude oil, etc.), stocks (e.g., Tesla), and cryptocurrencies (e.g., Ripple). The broker does not list specific instruments or provide a detailed asset list on its website. Traders should confirm availability before depositing funds.

Fintana’s website states that client funds are held in segregated accounts with financial institutions, but it does not name the banks or custodians. The broker also notes that it accepts no liability for losses resulting from the insolvency of any third-party institution where client money is held.

The broker provides standard documentation including a Client Agreement, Risk Disclosure, AML Policy, and Order Execution Policy. These documents include typical disclaimers about the risks of trading CFDs. However, without regulatory oversight, the enforceability of these policies remains uncertain. Traders should carefully review all terms before opening an account.

Fintana maintains a presence on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube, though engagement levels appear low. The website offers support in six languages, suggesting a broad target audience. The FAQ section covers basic account opening and trading queries.

Contact information beyond the website form is limited. There is no live chat or direct phone number provided on the main site. This lack of direct communication channels may be a drawback for traders seeking immediate assistance.