Broker entity check

LiteFinance: which company actually holds your account?

LiteFinance is a brand, not a company. The company you get is chosen by your address. Below: the verdict for all 12 countries in our dataset, the entity behind each, and its regulator — checked on October 22, 2026.

Facts checked on October 22, 2026

The honest summary

LiteFinance's own localised domains take top search spots in the Philippines — the broker ranking itself. Europeans get a real CySEC entity; most of the world gets an SVG registration or the group's Mauritius entity, with no recognised regulator behind the account.

Advertised minimum deposit: $10 — that is the accepted minimum from the platform's own pages. The viable minimum on your rails is on your country's page; the two numbers are rarely the same story.

Its entities

The verdict in all 12 countries

Your countryVerdictThe entity that would hold your accountIts regulatorHome-regulator status
NigeriaDeposit with eyes open — offshore entityLiteFinance Global LLCregistered in St Vincent & the Grenadines
IndiaYour regulator warns against this routeLiteFinance Global LLCregistered in St Vincent & the GrenadinesHome-regulator position bars or warns against this route
PhilippinesDeposit with eyes open — offshore entityLiteFinance Global LLCregistered in St Vincent & the Grenadines
BrazilDeposit with eyes open — offshore entityLiteFinance Global LLCregistered in St Vincent & the Grenadines
South AfricaDeposit with eyes open — offshore entityLiteFinance Global LLCregistered in St Vincent & the Grenadines
PakistanYour regulator warns against this routeLiteFinance Global LLCregistered in St Vincent & the GrenadinesHome-regulator position bars or warns against this route
KenyaDeposit with eyes open — offshore entityLiteFinance Global LLCregistered in St Vincent & the Grenadines
IndonesiaYour regulator warns against this routeLiteFinance Global LLCregistered in St Vincent & the GrenadinesHome-regulator position bars or warns against this route
United StatesNot accepted — don't try workaroundsDoes not accept residents—
United KingdomDeposit with eyes open — offshore entityLiteFinance Global LLCregistered in St Vincent & the Grenadines
European Union (EEA)Deposit has real protectionLiteforex (Europe) LTDCySEC (Cyprus)
AustraliaDeposit with eyes open — offshore entityLiteFinance Global LLCregistered in St Vincent & the Grenadines

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Sources: the brokers' own legal and entity pages as published on the check date; the Reserve Bank of India Alert List; the UK Financial Conduct Authority Register and Warning List; the Australian Securities and Investments Commission registers; Bappebti (Indonesia) licensed and blocked lists; CVM (Brazil) declaratory acts; the FSCA (South Africa) FSP register; the Capital Markets Authority (Kenya) licensee list; the Securities and Exchange Commission (Philippines) advisory list; SECP/PMEX (Pakistan) membership; SEC Nigeria and Central Bank of Nigeria publications. Affiliate bounty figures from the programs' own published terms (Exness, XM, Plus500, eToro affiliate pages). If a fact has moved since our check date, the regulator's or broker's own publication wins — and write to help@doogex.com so we can correct ours.