LiteFinance
Major regulatorLiteFinance names at least one top-tier authority. In some jurisdictions that brings a searchable public register, a compensation scheme and a hard cap on retail leverage — but which of those you actually get depends on the authority, and the entity your account is opened with.
Authorities named
Top-tier oversight, with a public register you can search. What CYSEC actually requires →
Search the CYSEC registerBefore you deposit
Open the client agreement and find the legal entity name. Then search that exact name on the register above. A group can hold a UK or Australian licence and still open your account on an offshore company, in which case the protections on this page do not apply to you. The website will not tell you which entity you get; the agreement will.
We publish no spread or swap figures for LiteFinance. Those numbers are not available in any form we could cite, they change constantly, and they would be stale before you read them. Your own platform shows the exact terms of your account — put them into the cost calculator and the answer will be right rather than approximately plausible.
What LiteFinance says about itself
Read from the firm's own legal text, not from a register. It is here so you have the entity name to search with — the check itself is the next step, and only you can do it for the account you are opening.
Liteforex (Europe) LTD, a Cyprus Investment Firm registered HE230122 under CySEC licence 093/08, serves clients in the EU. Everyone else is served by LiteFinance Investment Limited, a Mauritius company registered 178302 and licensed there as a full-service Investment Dealer — so the CySEC licence in the marketing belongs to the entity most of the world does not get.
LiteFinance — site footer, the firm’s own statement — read 2026-08-31
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