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BROKER REVIEW · RANK #106 OF 139

Interstellar FX review

Interstellar FX (The First Interstellar Capital Limited) is a CySEC-licensed broker headquartered in Limassol offering MT4/MT5; minimum deposit and spread figures were inconsistent across secondary sources so were left unverified.

2.46 / 5 overall CySEC No. 166/12 + FSA Seychelles No. SD127 · est. 2012
Data last reviewed: 8 October 2026 Regulation last reviewed: 8 October 2026 Pricing last checked: March 2026 Next scheduled review: January 2027
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Regulated entityThe First Interstellar Capital Limited
RegulationCySEC No. 166/12 + FSA Seychelles No. SD127
Other Tier-1 regulatorsNone confirmed
Founded2012
HeadquartersLimassol, Cyprus
Minimum depositNot independently confirmed
Avg. spread (EUR/USD)Not independently confirmed
PlatformsMT4, MT5
InstrumentsForex majors, crosses and exotic pairs, plus spot gold and silver

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Strengths

    Weaknesses

    • Thinner regulatory footprint than most peers on this list
    • Minimum deposit and/or EUR/USD spread could not be independently confirmed -- check current terms directly with the broker.
    • Shorter operating history than most peers, trading since 2012

    Score breakdown

    Regulation & client protection
    1.8 / 5
    Trading costs Not enough confirmed data to score
    Non-trading fees
    3 / 5
    Platforms & tools
    2.6 / 5
    Execution / trading conditions
    3 / 5
    Product range
    1.5 / 5
    Deposits & withdrawals
    3 / 5
    Transparency
    5 / 5
    Track record
    1.9 / 5

    Who Interstellar FX is -- and isn't -- a good fit for

    Likely a good fit if you're...

    • EU- and/or UK-based traders who want the regulatory protections and investor compensation scheme that come with a CySEC and/or FCA licence (see Investor protection below).

    Look elsewhere if you're...

    • No specific "not for" signal in our researched criteria -- still confirm current terms directly with the broker.

    Derived from the same confirmed data behind this broker's score (regulation, cost, platforms, deposit minimum) -- not a separate editorial judgment.

    Investor protection

    Via its CySEC-regulated Cyprus entity, eligible clients are covered by Cyprus's Investor Compensation Fund (ICF) up to €20,000 per person if the firm fails. Via its Seychelles FSA-licensed entity, there is no statutory investor compensation scheme -- if that entity fails, there is no guaranteed fund to recover client money from.

    Accounts, costs & support in more depth

    Beyond the headline spread and minimum deposit above. Where our research hasn't independently confirmed a specific detail, we say so rather than guess -- verify directly with the broker before relying on it.

    Account typesOne source lists Standard, Union, ECN and Cent tiers for a related/similarly-branded entity, but this wasn't confirmed as applying to the specific CySEC-passported entity reviewed here. Entity identity itself is genuinely unclear across sources -- see the caution above.
    Execution modelNot confirmed; marketing language claims fast and reliable execution with no model specified.
    Withdrawals & depositsOne source cites a $50 minimum deposit and no broker-side deposit fee (card processors may charge 1-3%), but its withdrawal-fee information is internally contradictory (showing both a percentage figure and a flat-fee figure) and wasn't resolved. Visa/Mastercard and bank wire are listed as methods; PayPal isn't available, and US clients aren't accepted.
    Overnight financing (swap)Not found.
    Currency conversion costNot found.
    Inactivity feeNot found.
    Customer serviceReviews found under a related/similarly-named brand show a strong 4.4-4.5/5 on Trustpilot, with praise for efficient service and fast withdrawals, alongside one unsubstantiated allegation of fake reviews -- but it couldn't be confirmed this Trustpilot page is for the same entity as the one reviewed here.
    Mobile experienceNo App Store or Google Play rating was found; one mention of a branded app exists with no rating attached.
    Educational offeringNot found with any specific detail.

    See how Interstellar FX's spread cost compares across every researched broker → · Forex broker fees explained

    Frequently asked questions

    Is Interstellar FX regulated?

    Yes -- CySEC No. 166/12 + FSA Seychelles No. SD127. See the regulation dossier on this page for the underlying licence numbers.

    Is my money protected if Interstellar FX fails?

    Via its CySEC-regulated Cyprus entity, eligible clients are covered by Cyprus's Investor Compensation Fund (ICF) up to €20,000 per person if the firm fails. Via its Seychelles FSA-licensed entity, there is no statutory investor compensation scheme -- if that entity fails, there is no guaranteed fund to recover client money from.

    What is the minimum deposit at Interstellar FX?

    Not independently confirmed in our research -- verify directly with the broker.

    What trading platforms does Interstellar FX offer?

    Interstellar FX offers MT4, MT5.

    What is Interstellar FX's average spread on EUR/USD?

    Not independently confirmed in our research -- verify directly with the broker.

    When was Interstellar FX founded?

    Interstellar FX was founded in 2012.

    How is Interstellar FX's overall score calculated?

    Interstellar FX currently scores 2.46/5 overall under our disclosed nine-category methodology -- regulation & client protection 30%, trading costs 20%, non-trading fees 10%, platforms & tools 10%, execution/trading conditions 10%, product range 5%, deposits/withdrawals 5%, transparency 5%, track record 5%. It is not a comparison to other brokers and not based on hands-on testing.

    How this score is calculated: Nine weighted categories against a fixed, disclosed rubric -- regulation & client protection 30%, trading costs 20%, non-trading fees 10%, platforms & tools 10%, execution/trading conditions 10%, product range 5%, deposits/withdrawals 5%, transparency 5%, track record 5% -- not a ranking relative to other brokers, and not hands-on tested. See the full methodology. Verify current terms directly with the broker and its regulator's public register before depositing funds. This is not personalized financial advice.

    Recent changes

    A dated log of when our own published data about this broker actually changed -- not a reconstructed history of what the broker itself did. See the full change log tool for every broker.

    01 8 October 2026 Baseline recorded -- change tracking starts here. No prior change history is available for this broker.

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