Key to Trading (Kleis EU LTD) is the most recently licensed CySEC broker in this set, receiving licence 436/23 on 4 September 2023.
| Regulated entity | Kleis EU LTD |
|---|---|
| Regulation | CySEC No. 436/23 |
| Other Tier-1 regulators | None confirmed |
| Founded | 2023 |
| Headquarters | Nicosia, Cyprus |
| Minimum deposit | €100 |
| Avg. spread (EUR/USD) | Not independently confirmed |
| Platforms | MT4, MT5 |
| Instruments | Forex, commodities, shares and indices CFDs |
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Derived from the same confirmed data behind this broker's score (regulation, cost, platforms, deposit minimum) -- not a separate editorial judgment.
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.
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 types | One secondary source describes a Standard account (around 1 pip spread) and a demo account; no confirmed Islamic or ECN tier breakdown was found. This broker has very thin independent coverage overall -- none of the major comparison sites had retrievable review content. |
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| Execution model | Not found. |
| Withdrawals & deposits | Minimum deposit reportedly around €100; MT5 is the platform. Specific payment methods, fees, and processing times weren't found. |
| Overnight financing (swap) | Not found. |
| Currency conversion cost | Not found. |
| Inactivity fee | Not found. |
| Customer service | Not found -- independent coverage of this broker is very limited; most of what's findable traces to a single secondary aggregator rather than independent review sites. |
| Mobile experience | Not found. |
| Educational offering | Not found. |
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Is Key to Trading regulated?
Yes -- CySEC No. 436/23. See the regulation dossier on this page for the underlying licence numbers.
Is my money protected if Key to Trading 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.
What is the minimum deposit at Key to Trading?
Our research confirms a minimum deposit of €100.
What trading platforms does Key to Trading offer?
Key to Trading offers MT4, MT5.
What is Key to Trading's average spread on EUR/USD?
Not independently confirmed in our research -- verify directly with the broker.
When was Key to Trading founded?
Key to Trading was founded in 2023.
How is Key to Trading's overall score calculated?
Key to Trading currently scores 2.5/5 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.
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.
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