Libertex Review 2026

Trust

Libertex Regulators

When reviewing brokers, we examine the licenses held by each of their entities to assess how effectively they protect clients. We use a simple three-tier system to rank regulatory bodies, with Tier-1 being the most trusted and offering the highest level of protection.

This is what I discovered about Libertex:

• Indication Investments Ltd is licensed and regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) under license number 164/12. We rate CySEC as a Tier-1 regulator. The entity also operates a representative office in Germany, registered with BaFin (BaFin ID: 10161686/Bank No: 161686).

How Does Libertex Protect You?

To check how Indication Investments Ltd protects you, I went to the broker’s client agreement and other legal documents, which can be accessed from the ‘Company’ tab on the Libertex website, under ‘Key information documents’. I also confirmed Libertex’s licensing info on the website of CySEC. Here is what I found:

✅ Segregated Accounts – Client funds are kept separate from the company’s own capital.

✅ Negative Balance Protection – Your losses cannot exceed your invested capital.

✅Compensation Scheme – Libertex is a member of the Investors Compensation Fund.

To learn more about the most important safety mechanisms and how they apply to you, check our dedicated guide on client protections.

Stability and Transparency

In our Trust category, we assess how stable and transparent a broker is. This includes how long they’ve been in business, the size of the company, and how openly they share important information.

I checked Libertex’s website and LinkedIn page and saw that the broker is part of the Libertex Group, which has been operating since 1997, a good sign of longevity and stability. I also noticed that its European entity has more than 50 employees, while its parent group has over 700 employees, which is a sign of an established, big company.

I went through Libertex’s legal documents, and everything looked in order. The key details are easy to find and clearly explained. I specifically checked for obvious red flags, like missing client protections (for example, negative balance protection), but I didn’t spot anything alarming. Overall, the broker’s risk disclosures are easy to access and pretty transparent.

Is Libertex Safe?

I concluded that Libertex can be considered safe to trade with due to the following factors:

• Licensed by CySEC.
• Keeps client funds separate from its own capital.
• Guarantees negative balance protection.
• Member of the Investor Compensation Fund (ICF).
• Maintains a transparent website.

Fees

Libertex Trading Fees

Libertex Spreads

I tested Libertex’s spreads on 19 December 2025 during the London and New York opens. The results are shown in the table below:

My test shows that Libertex’s EURUSD, GBPJPY, and Dow Jones 30 spreads easily beat the industry average. The Germany 40, Gold, and BTCUSD are aligned with the industry benchmark, while the crude oil spread exceeds it.

Libertex Commissions

Libertex charges a round-trip commission per traded lot (100,000 units) on all of its accounts, in addition to the floating spreads. This is relatively uncommon, as typically, brokers charge no commissions on their spread-based accounts.

The commission rates vary depending on the chosen trading platform. I found that the Libertex account, which is connected to the broker’s proprietary web platform, features the lowest commission rate of €5 (stated as 0.005% on the website) per 1 full contract. I noticed that since my previous review over a year ago, Libertex has lowered its commission rate by €1.

Here is the breakdown of commission rates by account:

Libertex Swaps

A swap fee is the cost of keeping a trade open overnight, and it’s tied to the difference in interest rates between the two currencies in a pair. If you’re holding a buy (long) position, you may either pay or earn interest depending on the rates. This is called a swap long. The same applies to a sell (short) position, where the overnight charge or credit is called a swap short.

The values listed below are for one full base currency contract (100,000 units).

I found that Libertex’s EURUSD swap aligns with the industry average, while its GBPJPY and XAUUSD swaps are above the benchmark. This means you must be careful about holding positions overnight with Libertex.

On the plus side, the broker offers 12 crypto assets, such as BTCEUR, that can be traded swap-free. If you are a crypto swing trader, you can comfortably trade overnight without having to pay interest charges.

Libertex Non-Trading Fees

Inactivity Fee: When you stop using your trading account for 180 days, Libertex charges a €10 monthly fee (or £10 / CHF 10 / PLN 50, depending on your account currency). Inactivity means you haven’t placed any trades, opened positions, or made deposits or withdrawals. The fee continues until you start using the account again or your balance reaches zero.

Deposit and Withdrawal Fees: Libertex does not charge any fees on deposits. However, withdrawals may incur a processing fee, which varies depending on the payment method you choose.

Are Libertex’s Fees Competitive?

I rate Libertex’s fees as generally competitive. In my tests, spreads were low to average on most instruments, and even with the extra commission, the total trading cost still came out better than many competitors. EURUSD and major indices like the Dow Jones 30 and Germany 40 offered the best pricing. The only instrument that exceeded the industry average during my test was crude oil.

I experienced average-to-high swap fees, so Libertex is not the best choice for holding positions overnight. The non-trading fees are fairly light: €10 per month for inactivity and no fees for deposits. However, unlike many brokers, Libertex doesn’t cover withdrawal processing costs, and the fee depends on the payment method you use.

Platforms and tools

Libertex Web Platform

Intuitive design. I’ve been using the Libetrex platform for a few days and can say that it is built with speed and efficiency in mind. The platform is loaded with numerous useful tools, including a variety of market research indicators and powerful charting capabilities. I also appreciated how easy it was to filter trading instruments and search for a particular asset.

Optimized for news trading. The platform provides a continuous flow of powerful market insights, informing news traders and day traders about current trading opportunities. I especially liked the ‘Lab’ section, where traders can access a steady stream of market overviews, an economic calendar, and a market sentiment gauge.

Great for trend analysis. The platform’s ‘Compare’ tool is one of its most useful (and surprisingly uncommon) features. It allows you to overlay multiple instruments on the same chart and view how their prices move in relation to each other. That makes it especially handy for spotting bigger trends that play out across several markets.

Optimized for advanced charting. In my view, the platform’s greatest perk is its high-definition and easily scalable charts. Full-screen mode gives you a clean, widescreen view of price action, which makes chart analysis much easier.

Availability & Features

The Libertex platform is compatible with all major browsers and supports 10 languages, including English, Spanish, German, Arabic, and Polish.

The Libertex web trader’s features include:

• Customizable Watchlists: Keep tabs on your favorite instruments with ease.
• One-Click Trading: Enter trades instantly at market price — perfect for scalpers or fast-paced traders.
• Chart Trading: Place and manage orders directly from the chart, including entry points, volume, stop-loss, and take-profit levels.
• Integrated Analytics: Learn about currently unfolding trading opportunities.

Charting & Analysis Tools

The Libertex platform is packed with analytical tools. The list includes:

• 43 built-in technical indicators – From trend-following to oscillators and volume-based tools.
• 50+ drawing tools – Fibonacci retracements, Elliott Waves, and more for technical pattern spotting.
• 10 timeframes – They allow you to study price action behavior at scale and from multiple angles.
• 6 chart types – Line, bar, candlestick, and more.

Order Types

The Libertex platform supports three execution modes and covers all the core order types:

• Market Orders: Instant execution at the best available price — ideal for quick entries
• Limit Orders: Target a specific price level for entry, though execution isn’t guaranteed.
• Stop Orders: Protect open positions with predefined risk levels. Stop-loss orders automatically convert into market orders once triggered.

My Verdict

I appreciated the Libertex web trader because of its streamlined and user-friendly design. The platform is optimized for advanced price analyses and delivers everything you might need at your fingertips. I especially appreciated the integrated market research, which helps make informed trading without leaving the platform.

I’d love to see the Libertex platform available as a desktop app, too. Right now, it also has a few limits: there are no price alerts, and you can’t use it for copy trading or automated trading with Expert Advisors (EAs).

Libertex Trading App

The Libertex app feels very similar to the web platform, so it’s easy to switch between the two. It’s built for quick order execution and comes with the same chart types and timeframes. The design is smooth, and the charts feel responsive, which makes it easy to monitor positions on the go.

However, the app doesn’t include technical indicators or drawing tools, so it’s not ideal for deep chart analysis. Still, charts ran smoothly during my test, and it worked well for monitoring the market and managing trades on the go.

I find the Libertex app really useful for those who are away from the desk. Whether I was on the bus or sitting in a coffee shop, I could open the app and check market breakdowns and the sentiment gauge in seconds.

Tradable instruments

Compared to the industry average, Libertex offers an average number of currency pairs and a high number of commodities, stocks, indices, and cryptocurrencies.

What CFDs Can You Trade With Libertex?

Libertex Instruments: My Key Takeaways

I appreciated Libertex’s selection of CFD instruments for its diversity. There are numerous ETFs and bonds that can be used to diversify market exposure. Additionally, the broker offers a wide range of higher-yield/risk assets, including shares and cryptocurrencies.

Customer support

Customer Support Test

When we test a broker’s customer support, we evaluate the agent’s knowledge of their own website, the time it takes them to respond to questions, and the level of detail in their answers.

I tested Libertex’s chatbot on December 23 and found it pretty helpful. I inquired about the broker’s background, client protections, and account types. The bot provided clear, detailed answers, so I didn’t need to contact a live agent. Overall, my experience with the chatbot was very positive.

Deposit and withdrawal

How Do You Deposit Money with Libertex

How Do You Withdraw Money with Libertex

Account types and terms

How to Open an Account With Libertex

To open an account with Libertex, follow these steps:

1. Click ‘Sign Up’ from the top-right corner of the main page.
2. Enter your email address and choose an account password.
3. Accept Libertex’s terms and conditions.
4. Provide other required personal details.
5. Upload proof of ID and proof of address to verify my account.

Libertex Account Types

The three Libertex accounts are pretty similar overall, and the main difference is the platform you use. Unlike many brokers that offer both standard (spread-only) and raw-spread (commission-based) pricing, Libertex sticks mainly to the raw-spread + commission model across its accounts.

From what I found, the Libertex account has lower commissions and mostly competitive spreads. You can open any account with €100, which is a reasonable entry point for retail traders. Libertex also offers three base currencies (EUR, CHF, PLN), but I’d like to see USD included too, since it’s the most common currency for trading.

All three accounts use a 100% margin call and a 50% stop-out, which is pretty standard in the industry and helps protect you when your free margin gets too low. In simple terms, if your free margin starts running out, you’ll get a warning to add funds or reduce risk by closing losing trades. If it keeps falling, the broker can automatically start closing positions once you hit the stop-out level.

Demo Accounts

Libertex offers a demo account that lets traders explore the broker’s available platforms and test their strategies in a risk-free environment. Since markets are constantly changing, it’s crucial to keep your skills sharp without risking real money. You can open a demo account before or alongside your live CFD account.

Swap-Free (Islamic) Accounts

Libertex does not provide Islamic accounts. However, it offers swap-free CFD trading across 12 assets to all traders.

Professional Accounts

Libertex offers professional accounts designed for high-volume traders. While receiving some benefits, professional traders waive certain risk disclosures and client protections, such as negative balance protection and the right to compensation from the Investor Compensation Fund (ICF).

You can read more about Libertex’s professional accounts and how to qualify on the broker’s website.

What Leverage Does Libertex Offer?

Libertex caps leverage at 1:30 in line with CySEC rules. While that isn’t considered high leverage, it’s still important to be careful. Leverage can boost profits on winning trades, but it also amplifies losses just as quickly when trades go against you.

In the table below, I have listed the maximum retail leverage available with Libertex for instruments from different asset classes:

Read more about trading with leverage in our dedicated guide.

Libertex Permitted Countries

Libertex only accepts clients who are residents of Bulgaria, Croatia, the Republic of Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, Switzerland, Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway.

Research

Economic Calendar

The economic calendar is a fundamental research tool that informs traders of upcoming economic releases and financial news that could move the market and create viable trading opportunities.

News & Signals

A news screening tool available from the platform that filters the latest news across various markets. It helps traders stay in sync with the latest market developments and possibly emerging trading opportunities.

Lab

The Lab section of the platform provides access to Libertex’s economic calendar, market overviews, and weekly digest segment. I found the market overviews most insightful, as they delve into the nitty-gritty of economic, financial, and political developments that affect the market.

Indicators

Last but not least, Libertex offers technical traders a detailed breakdown of price action behaviour. Traders are offered a comprehensive breakdown of the current readings of important technical indicators, such as the RSI and MACD, at a glance, along with indications of whether they point to ‘buy’, ‘sell’, or ‘neutral’.

Libertex Research: My Key Takeaways

I enjoyed Libertex’s research mostly for its straight-to-the-point style. Technical data is broken down and presented in a clear, straightforward manner, informing the user exactly what is happening at any given point in time. It is up to the trader to interpret the meaning behind the raw data.

Libertex also provides highly insightful market overviews; however, I would have appreciated more content (especially in video format) to cover the fundamental aspects of the market. Still, I consider Libertex’s research content equally suited for novice traders and seasoned pros.

Education

Libertex offers 9 articles from its ‘Education’ section of the website, where traders can read about ‘What is a Stop Loss?’, ‘How to Open a CFD Trade in Libertex’, and more. There are also several articles from the ‘Blog’ section of the website, though the content there has not been updated in a while.

I also found that Libertex used to run a YouTube channel, and you can still watch a handful of educational videos covering day trading basics, risk management, and some popular instruments. Most of them were posted around four years ago, but the topics are fairly evergreen, so they can still be useful.

Overall, Libertex doesn’t offer much in terms of learning materials. Compared to many other brokers, its educational section is pretty thin, so beginners will likely need to look elsewhere for more structured training.

The bottom line

Libertex stands out as a well-rounded broker with a strong focus on pricing efficiency, platform quality, and built-in market research. Based on my hands-on testing, its trading costs are generally lower than the industry average, especially on major forex pairs, indices, and stocks. Despite Libertex charging commissions on major instruments, the overall pricing is competitive.

The proprietary Libertex platform is one of the most polished I’ve used, combining advanced charting, sentiment tools, and real-time market insights in a way that few brokers manage as effectively.

Compared to many competitors, Libertex also shines with its extensive selection of tradable instruments, particularly in cryptocurrencies, commodities, and indices. It also offers real stocks with zero commissions (market spreads applied), which is still rare in this space.

On the downside, its educational offerings are limited, and swap fees can be costly, making it less suitable for those holding positions overnight.

Overall, I see Libertex as a strong choice for active traders who value tight pricing, high-quality analytics, and a modern trading platform. It’s especially well-suited for day traders, news traders, and technically driven traders who want actionable materials without relying heavily on third-party tools.