INFINITY ECN

INFINITY ECN is a forex and CFD broker that offers leveraged trading on a variety of instruments including currency pairs, precious metals, commodities, and indices. The broker was founded on August 10, 2021, and is registered in Kuwait, with its office located in Sharq, Ahmed Al Jaber Street, Al-Jazz Tower, 8th Floor. Despite operating without any known regulatory license, the company presents itself as an investment house providing brokerage services to both retail and professional traders.

As of our research, the broker does not hold any regulatory authorisation from any recognised financial authority. This absence of regulation is a significant consideration for traders, as it means there is no independent oversight or investor protection scheme in place. The broker's website states that it is a limited liability company under Kuwaiti law, but it does not indicate supervision by the Central Bank of Kuwait, CMA, or any other regulator.

According to its website, INFINITY ECN is part of the Innovation Al-almiah Holding Co and claims a team with over 15 years of combined trading experience. The company's official documents, including the customer agreement, confirm its address and legal structure. The broker aims to serve traders in multiple countries by offering flexible trading conditions and a range of account tiers.

While the company description in our records mentions the use of the MetaTrader 5 platform, the broker's own website currently references the SIRIX platform for all account tiers. This discrepancy may reflect a platform change or an error in third-party data. We recommend traders verify the available platforms directly with the broker before opening an account.

INFINITY ECN does not hold a valid regulatory license from any recognised financial authority, according to our records. The broker's website does not display any licence numbers or regulatory seals, and our checks of public registers found no corresponding authorisation. This lack of regulation means the broker is not subject to capital adequacy requirements, client fund segregation rules, or independent dispute resolution mechanisms.

For traders, the absence of regulation heightens the risk of malpractice, such as slippage, requotes, or difficulty withdrawing funds. While the broker publishes internal policies on AML and risk disclosure, these are self-imposed and not externally enforced. The FXCanary Scam Risk Score for this broker is 75 out of 100, indicating a severe risk level.

INFINITY ECN offers three live account tiers: SILVER, GOLD, and DIAMOND. The minimum deposit for SILVER is $500 (though the broker's website lists $250 for the lowest tier, our known facts indicate $500), increasing to $5,000 for GOLD and $20,000 for DIAMOND. All accounts provide maximum leverage of 1:400 for forex and precious metals, 1:100 for CFDs, and 1:10 for equities. Spreads, stop-out levels, and commissions vary by tier, with DIAMOND offering the tightest spreads (from 0.7 pips) and lowest commissions ($30 per $1 million traded).

Each account includes a dedicated account manager and a number of training sessions. The SILVER account gets a junior manager and three sessions, while GOLD and DIAMOND receive senior managers and four or five sessions respectively. These tiered features are designed to attract larger deposits, but the high minimum for DIAMOND may limit access to retail traders. Additionally, the broker does not offer an Islamic or swap-free account explicitly on its website.

The broker's official website indicates the SIRIX platform as the primary trading interface, though third-party sources have mentioned MetaTrader 5. SIRIX is a web-based and mobile-friendly platform that provides access to forex, metals, commodities, and indices. The broker's markets page emphasises forex trading, explaining the basics of currency exchange and the advantages of trading through Infinity.

The instrument list is not fully detailed on the website, but the known facts include forex pairs, metals, oil, and indices. The broker does not appear to offer share CFDs or cryptocurrency trading directly. Traders should confirm the full range of available instruments with the broker before committing funds.

INFINITY ECN states that it does not charge deposit fees, and clients can fund their accounts via several methods listed on the fees page. However, the exact methods are not reproduced here; traders should visit the site for current options. The broker warns that banks or credit card companies may impose their own charges. Withdrawal policies are not clearly outlined on the website, and there is no information on withdrawal fees or processing times.

Commissions are charged per million dollars traded, ranging from $70 for SILVER to $30 for DIAMOND. Spreads are variable and start from 1.8 pips on SILVER. Overnight swap rates are not detailed, but the risk disclosure mentions that leveraged trading carries substantial costs. The lack of transparency on all fees is a concern.

The broker publishes an Anti-Money Laundering and Know Your Customer policy, which outlines its legal obligations and procedures for verifying client identity. It also provides a risk disclosure policy that warns clients of the potential for total loss and advises inexperienced traders to seek professional advice. These policies are standard for the industry but are self-regulated, with no external oversight.

The customer agreement contains the terms governing the relationship between the broker and the client, including jurisdictions and dispute resolution. However, since the broker is unregulated, clients have no recourse to a financial ombudsman or compensation scheme. This places the entire burden of due diligence on the trader.