PrimeXBT is built around leveraged trading across multiple markets from a single account. The platform typically offers crypto derivatives alongside CFDs on major forex pairs, indices, commodities, and a selection of stock CFDs. PrimeXBT also markets broad geographic availability, while access remains restricted in certain jurisdictions.

• Crypto: major coins and stablecoin pairs, plus crypto derivatives (product set depends on region).
• Forex: majors/minors, with variable spreads and leverage limits by instrument.
• Indices: popular equity indices (availability can vary).
• Commodities: typical focus on gold and other liquid contracts.
• Shares (CFDs): selected large-cap names (availability and terms vary).

Platforms and account types

PrimeXBT positions itself as “multi-rail”: a proprietary terminal for multi-asset trading plus MetaTrader 5 for traders who prefer the classic MT environment. Depending on the region and onboarding route, you’ll usually see a combination of the following:

• PrimeXBT WebTrader / proprietary terminal: browser-first trading with charts, indicators, and fast order entry.
• Mobile apps: iOS/Android with core order management and monitoring.
• MetaTrader 5 (MT5): Forex/CFD-style workflow for traders who run standard MT strategies.
• Account types: Demo and Live are commonly available; swap-free (Islamic) options may be offered depending on eligibility.

Trading conditions in practice

On PrimeXBT, the “headline numbers” (fees, leverage, spreads) are best treated as instrument-specific. Crypto and CFD markets price differently, and leverage caps can differ by asset class, account route, and jurisdiction.

• Minimum order size: typically from 0.01 (instrument-dependent).
• Order types: market, limit, stop; OCO is commonly supported in the proprietary terminal.
• Spreads: variable; for liquid FX pairs, tight spreads can be observed in normal conditions, widening in volatility.
• Margin mechanics: margin call / stop-out thresholds are defined per product specification and can differ across markets.

Leverage: how it is usually presented

PrimeXBT commonly advertises higher leverage on FX than on crypto, with intermediate caps for indices/commodities and lower caps for share CFDs. Exact limits can change and may differ by account route (proprietary terminal vs MT5).

• Forex (MT5 route): can be advertised up to 1:2000.
• Commodities and indices: often marketed up to 1:1000.
• Crypto: commonly marketed up to 1:500 on certain products (and lower on others).
• Shares (CFDs): often capped significantly lower (e.g., up to ~1:100).

Funding: crypto-first with fiat rails

PrimeXBT is typically crypto-forward for deposits and withdrawals, while fiat access is commonly provided through payment partners. In real use, this means your “fiat experience” (fees, KYC, limits, processing time) is heavily driven by the chosen provider and your country.

• Crypto deposits/withdrawals: BTC, ETH and stablecoins are common; network fees and confirmation times apply.
• Fiat deposits: often via cards and e-wallets through partner rails (availability varies by region).
• Bank transfer: SWIFT routes are sometimes offered depending on region/provider.

Practical note: if you plan to trade regularly, run a small “full-cycle test” early (deposit → trade → withdrawal). This is the quickest way to validate fees, timing, and documentation requirements in your specific jurisdiction.

Copy trading, contests, and reward mechanics

PrimeXBT promotes copy trading for traders who prefer to mirror strategies instead of trading manually. The platform also periodically runs trading competitions and reward programs (cashback/bonuses/task-based rewards). Treat these as optional extras: read the terms carefully, especially around turnover requirements and withdrawal constraints.

• Copy trading: follow strategy providers; performance varies and drawdowns are possible.
• Competitions: periodic tournaments with prizes; rules differ by event.
• Rewards/bonuses: can exist (welcome bonuses, volume-based rewards, cashback) but are usually tied to conditions.

Regulatory and availability notes

PrimeXBT is not available everywhere. The platform is commonly described as accessible in a large number of countries, while certain jurisdictions remain restricted (the United States is typically cited among them). Any regulatory/licensing claims should be verified against the legal entity you sign with and the official disclosures shown during onboarding.

• Availability: broad international coverage, with regional restrictions.
• Legal entity matters: terms (KYC, leverage, funding) can differ depending on the entity and region.
• Investor protection: depends on the entity and the governing regime; confirm before funding.

Risk disclosure

Your capital is at risk. Leveraged products (CFDs and derivatives) are complex instruments and can lead to rapid losses due to leverage. Make sure you understand how margin works and whether you can afford the risk of losing your funds.