SWISSPARTNERS

SWISSPARTNERS (branded as Partners-Swiss) is an online trading broker registered in Liechtenstein, with a registered address at STADTLE 28, 9490 VADUZ. The broker was founded on August 28, 2025, making it a very new entrant to the forex and CFD brokerage space. Its official website is partners-swiss.com, through which it offers trading services in forex, metals, and futures. The broker targets both individual and institutional investors, presenting itself as a comprehensive online trading provider.

The broker's positioning in the market is that of a 'global leading' firm, though its recent establishment and relatively obscure presence suggest it is still building its reputation. The company's core management claims over 30 years of combined financial services experience, though individual biographies are not publicly available. The absence of a long operational history is a notable factor for traders considering depositing funds.

SWISSPARTNERS currently holds no regulatory licenses from any known financial authority according to our records. The broker's website refers to 'regulatory licenses across jurisdictions' and claims to follow MiFID II's Best Execution Policy, but no specific regulator name or license number is provided. The known facts confirm that no regulators are on file for this broker, which is a significant concern for client fund safety and oversight.

In FXCanary's assessment, the lack of regulation means that traders have no recourse to a compensation scheme or independent dispute resolution body in the event of a dispute or broker failure. The broker is registered in Liechtenstein, which is part of the European Economic Area but not a member of the EU, and does not appear to be authorized by the Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority (FMA) or any other major regulator. This regulatory vacuum elevates the risk profile of this broker.

The broker offers a tiered account structure with five distinct account types, differentiated primarily by minimum deposit requirements and maximum leverage. The entry-level Micro account requires a minimum deposit of €2,000 and offers leverage up to 1:1000, while the Standard account requires €10,000 and offers up to 1:500. The Pro account has a €50,000 minimum with leverage up to 1:250, and the Premium account requires €100,000 with leverage up to 1:100. The top-tier VIP account requires a substantial €200,000 minimum deposit and offers the lowest maximum leverage of 1:50.

These high minimum deposits indicate that the broker is targeting affluent and experienced traders rather than retail beginners. The Micro account's €2,000 deposit is higher than typical entry-level accounts at many other brokers, which often require as little as $100 or less. The high leverage options on the Micro and Standard accounts (1:1000 and 1:500) could appeal to aggressive traders, but also carry significant risk of loss.

SWISSPARTNERS lists Forex, Metals, and Futures as the primary trading instruments available on its platform. The broker's website promotes CFDs across these asset classes, highlighting the ability to trade on margin and short-sell. The broker claims ultra-low spreads starting from 0.0 pips and deep liquidity, though specific details on execution methods or order types are not provided. The website mentions 'powerful trading tools' and 'wealth of trading resources,' but does not specify the trading platform(s) offered (e.g., MetaTrader 4/5, cTrader, or proprietary).

Given that the account tiers include high leverage options, it is likely that the broker supports such leverage on CFDs, but exact leverage per instrument is not clarified. The broker states that it follows MiFID II compliance, though this claim is ambiguous without regulatory oversight. The absence of platform details is a gap in information for potential traders who may have specific platform preferences.

SWISSPARTNERS is clearly aimed at high-net-worth individuals and institutional investors, given the high minimum deposit requirements across all account tiers. The VIP and Premium accounts, with minimum deposits of €200,000 and €100,000 respectively, cater to wealthy clients seeking bespoke service and potentially lower leverage for capital preservation. The Micro and Standard accounts, while having lower minimums, still require substantial amounts compared to industry standards.

The broker's marketing language, emphasizing 'exclusive customer service' and 'top-tier online trading and financial solutions,' further suggests a premium positioning. The mention of 'professional clients' in the CFD page indicates that the broker may categorize clients according to regulatory definitions, though without regulation, such classifications are self-declared. Traders with smaller capital or those seeking a regulated environment may not find this broker suitable.