CAPITARIA

CAPITARIA Information

CAPITARIA is a multinational broker with offices in Chile, Peru, Uruguay, and Mexico. The tradable instruments include foreign exchange, ETFs, commodities, and stock indices. The broker also provides two accounts with a maximum leverage of 1:100 and no commissions or fees. The minimum deposit is 6000 USD. CAPITARIA is still risky due to its unregulated status.

Pros and Cons

Is CAPITARIA Legit?

CAPITARIA is not regulated, making it less safe than regulated brokers, although it says it is regulated by Chiles Financial Analysis Unit (UAF).

What Can I Trade on CAPITARIA?

CAPITARIA offers 400+ market instruments, including foreign exchange, Shares, ETFs, commodities, and stock indices.

Account Type

CAPITARIA has two account types with open free: pro and premium. Traders with a sufficient budget can open a premium account. In addition, the demo account is predominantly used to familiarize traders with the trading platform and for educational purposes only. Everyone can also earn money by copying the success of top traders.

Leverage

The maximum leverage is 1:100 meaning that profits and losses are magnified 100 times.

Trading Platform

CAPITARIA cooperates with the authoritative MT5 trading platform, which is available on computers, phones, and the web. Traders with rich experience are more suitable for using MT5 with various trading strategies and implementing EA systems.

Deposit and Withdrawal

The minimum investment must be 6000 USD or above. CAPITARIA accepts Webpay, Visa, MasterCard, Bank transfers, Wire transfers, etc. for deposit and withdrawal. 98% of withdrawals are completed within 4 hours.

Deposits made using your credit or debit card may incur a processing fee of up to 2.5% in some cases, which will be deducted from the deposited amount. For Mexican users, when depositing by credit card or electronic transfer, the credit card fee is 3% and the electronic transfer fee is 2% + $1.