XLibre

From what I’ve seen, withdrawals via VISA and Mastercard take 2 to 7 business days, depending on the correspondent bank. SWIFT withdrawals also fall within the same 2-7 day range. I’d say it’s a bit slow compared to some brokers that process withdrawals more quickly, but I understand that international transfers can take time. If you’re in a hurry, this could be something to keep in mind.

No, XLibre is not regulated. Personally, I find that a lack of regulation raises some red flags. Without regulatory oversight, there's no external body ensuring the broker's operations are fair and that my funds are protected. This makes me cautious when dealing with unregulated brokers, as the safety of my investments could be at risk.

XLibre operates without any regulatory supervision, which means it's not considered a safe option for many traders. From my perspective, the absence of regulation could mean less accountability if something goes wrong. Without regulation, there's no guarantee of security for my funds, which makes it a riskier choice.

XLibre offers several account types, which include CENT, Pro, Raw, and VIP accounts. The CENT account is great for beginners due to its low minimum deposit of just $10. If you’re a more experienced trader, you might prefer the Raw account, which offers tighter spreads starting at 0 pips. The Pro and VIP accounts have different benefits, such as commission-free trading for Pro and a slightly tighter spread for VIP, but with higher deposit requirements. I’d personally start with the CENT account to test the waters.