ZitaPlus Review

ZitaPlus is a trademark of Z Trading & Technology Inc, a British Virgin Islands company (registration 2111986) licensed by the BVI Financial Services Commission under SIBA/L/23/1162. The licence covers dealing in investments as agent and principal, and arranging deals, under the Securities and Investment Business Act 2010. That is a real licence, but an offshore one: there is no investor compensation scheme behind it, no leverage cap and no local ombudsman if a dispute goes wrong.

The homepage markets ZitaPlus as a regulated broker in the UAE, and in November 2025 the group announced a Category 5 licence from the UAE Securities and Commodities Authority. Read that carefully: Category 5 covers marketing, promotion and client introduction — it does not authorise taking client deposits or executing orders, and the firm's own announcement describes it as a B2B, partner-support permission. Your money still sits with the BVI entity. ZitaPlus says client funds are held in segregated accounts, insured for $500,000 through Caribbean Insurers Ltd, and that Baker Tilly Limited audits the company annually; those are company statements, not regulator-verified protections.

Four tiers, and the cheap one is the small one. Raw opens at $100 with spreads from 0.0 pips and commission of $8 per lot on forex and $12 on metals. Standard needs $250 and charges no commission, with spreads from 1.2 pips. Pro is the tightest commission-free tier at 0.6 pips but wants $10,000, and Swap-Free sits at $5,000 with 0.7-pip spreads plus the same commission as Raw. Against ECN brokers that charge $6–7 per round turn, Raw's commission is on the expensive side, and the Pro tier's price of entry is steep for what is still an offshore broker.

Deposits are free on every method. Withdrawals are where it bites: crypto costs only the network fee, but the fiat rails run 1.5% on DuitNow and PromptPay and between 2.5% and 6% on UBank depending on the country. ZitaPlus also runs deposit bonuses — 30% on a first deposit up to $250, 20% on re-deposits — as non-withdrawable credit that is stripped out if equity falls below the bonus, and comes with trade-balance and multi-symbol conditions. Treat the bonus as margin, never as money. The Swap-Free tier is narrower than its name suggests: the swap-free window lasts a maximum of five days, after which swaps are charged automatically, and it covers only XAUUSD, XAGUSD, EURUSD, GBPUSD, AUDUSD, EURGBP, NZDUSD and USDCAD.

MetaTrader 5 is the whole offering — desktop, web terminal and mobile apps. There is no MT4, no cTrader and no proprietary platform, and no copy-trading service; the partner side of the business runs through an IB programme and an IB portal app instead. For a broker aimed at algorithmic and multi-asset traders that is a defensible choice, since MT5 handles the futures and stock CFDs that MT4 does not. One ceiling to know before scaling up: a single trade is capped at 10 lots on Raw, Standard and Swap-Free, and 20 lots on Pro.

The product list is short by industry standards: 100+ instruments, made up of forex pairs, 40+ stock CFDs, 11 indices, commodities including spot gold, oil and natural gas, and a set of futures. There are no crypto CFDs, which is worth noting given that crypto is how most clients fund the account. Research is limited to in-house market analysis, an economic calendar and a blog — useful, but not a reason to choose the broker.

Funding is crypto-first and deliberately so: USDT (TRC20 and ERC20), Bitcoin, Ethereum, USD Coin and Litecoin, all from $10, all free, all credited within minutes. The regional alternatives are UBank, which covers INR, PKR, IDR, THB, MYR, VND, PHP, KRW and BDT, plus DuitNow for Malaysia and PromptPay for Thailand, each clearing the same day. Cards, PayPal and international bank wires are not offered at all.

Withdrawals go back the way they came, with crypto paid out in one business day for the network fee alone. The fiat rails charge: 1.5% on DuitNow and PromptPay, and 2.5% up to 6% on UBank depending on the destination country. A trader who deposits in local currency and withdraws the same way can lose several percent of the balance to payment fees before a single trade.

Support runs 24/5 through live chat, WhatsApp and email at [email protected], with a Dubai phone line on +971 4 337 4006. ZitaPlus claims coverage in nine or more languages; the website itself ships in English, Arabic and Russian, which is a fair guide to where the broker actually sells.

After registration the company routes new clients to a 'solution center' that walks them through setup. That is an onboarding desk, and the usual caution applies: a broker that assigns someone to call you about funding is selling, not advising. Keep the conversation in writing where you can.

ZitaPlus is new. The BVI licence dates from 2023, the trademark was registered in May 2024, and the public record is correspondingly thin: a 3.9 TrustScore on Trustpilot from 12 reviews — 11 of them five-star and one a single-star complaint alleging losses, on a score Trustpilot weights rather than averages, and WikiFX scores it 4.47 out of 10 while flagging the offshore, light-touch supervision. No regulator has issued a warning against the firm, and no pattern of withdrawal complaints has formed.

That is genuinely a clean record — but it is also a short one, and a dozen reviews cannot tell you how a broker behaves under stress. The company markets through Forex Expo Dubai appearances and press releases rather than a history of audited results. The sensible way to use a broker at this stage of life is the one its own reviewers recommend: deposit small, trade, and test a withdrawal early.