Restro FX

RestroFX quick facts

Is RestroFX regulated?

RestroFX states that it operates from St. Lucia, a jurisdiction commonly used for offshore brokerages. A company registration in an offshore jurisdiction is not the same as authorisation by a tier-1 financial regulator such as the FCA (UK), ASIC (Australia), CySEC (Cyprus) or FSCA (South Africa). WickSummit could not independently confirm that RestroFX holds a license from any major regulator. In practice this means client-money protections, segregation requirements and dispute-resolution schemes that regulated brokers must provide may not apply. If regulatory protection matters to you, confirm RestroFX's current legal entity and any license numbers directly, and consider a regulated alternative.

Is RestroFX legit?

RestroFX is a real, operating broker with live TradeLocker accounts, and we have found no evidence that it is fraudulent. The important distinction is between "operating" and "regulated": an unregulated offshore broker can be perfectly functional day to day while still offering limited legal recourse if something goes wrong. A sensible approach is to deposit only what you can afford to risk, test a small withdrawal early, and read the PowerUp bonus terms before opting in.

Spreads, fees and the PowerUp bonus

On its ECN Raw account, RestroFX advertises spreads from 0.0 pips with a commission of roughly $6–9 per lot, per its published terms. It lists no deposit, withdrawal or inactivity fee. The headline promotion is a 125% PowerUp buying-power bonus aimed at funded-style trading. Bonuses of this kind normally carry trading rules — such as volume conditions or limits on withdrawing bonus-derived profit — so read RestroFX's current PowerUp terms in full. WickSummit has not independently verified these bonus conditions; they are set by RestroFX and can change.

Account types and requirements

RestroFX advertises an ECN Raw account with raw spreads plus a per-lot commission, alongside its PowerUp buying-power accounts aimed at funded-style trading. The advertised entry point is a $25 minimum deposit, which is low relative to many brokers. Like most offshore brokers, RestroFX will normally ask you to complete identity verification (KYC) before you can withdraw; the exact documents, eligibility rules and any country restrictions are set by RestroFX and were not independently verified by WickSummit, so confirm them on its site before funding.

Funding and withdrawals

RestroFX lists crypto, visa, mastercard, bank transfer among its funding methods and, in its published terms, shows no deposit fee (none) and no withdrawal fee (none). It advertises fast withdrawal processing, but actual payout times and any conditions — including bonus-related restrictions on withdrawing PowerUp funds — depend on RestroFX's policies. Because WickSummit has not independently verified RestroFX's withdrawal performance, a sensible first step is to deposit a small amount and test a withdrawal early before committing more capital.

Who might consider RestroFX?

RestroFX may appeal to experienced traders who specifically want TradeLocker, very high leverage and a low entry deposit, and who fully understand the trade-offs of using an unregulated offshore broker. Traders who prioritise regulatory protection, segregated client funds and a formal complaints process will likely prefer a regulated broker instead.

RestroFX alternatives

If you want to compare RestroFX against other TradeLocker brokers, these WickSummit pages help:

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Sources & verification

• Official website
• Regulatory and license details are self-reported by RestroFX and were not independently verified. Facts last checked September 13, 2026.