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How to Open a AXIORY Account, From Sign-Up to Verification

Updated 31 October 2026 · Written by Broker Atlas Broker Reviews Desk · Data checked by Broker Atlas Data Desk

Short answer

To open an AXIORY account: register at my.axiory.com, upload a passport or driving licence, a proof of address no older than 6 months and a selfie, then pick an account (Nano, Standard, Max or Zero) and platform. AXIORY's automated checks can verify documents in seconds, and it says you can be trading within about 10 minutes. Joint accounts aren't offered, and residents of the US, Canada, the EU/EEA and some other countries aren't accepted.

Before you start

  • Check you’re eligible. AXIORY doesn’t serve residents of Belarus, Belize, Canada, Cuba, the EU and EEA, Indonesia, Mauritius, Pakistan, Romania, Russia, Syria, the United States and its territories, North Korea, Iran or Myanmar, and may restrict others. You must be 18 or the legal age where you live.
  • Have your documents ready: see the table below.
  • Know the company. AXIORY operates through Axiory Global Ltd (Belize) and Tradit Ltd (Mauritius); the terms you accept name your company. See is AXIORY safe?

Five steps

  1. Register at my.axiory.com/register with your email and basic details.
  2. Choose your document type and upload a scan, or photograph it with your phone or webcam.
  3. Upload proof of address the same way.
  4. Take a selfie when prompted.
  5. Open a trading account: choose Nano, Standard, Max or Zero, the platform (MT4, MT5 or cTrader) and USD or EUR, then fund it.

AXIORY says its automated system verifies documents “within seconds” and that trading can start “in less than 10 minutes”.

Documents accepted

Purpose Accepted Must show
Proof of identity Passport, driving licence Your photo, full name, date of birth, address, expiry date; all 4 corners; not expired
Proof of address Utility bill; telephone bill (issuer’s seal visible); bank or card statement (seal visible); residence permit (seal on the same page); tax document Your full address as registered, full name, issue date; all 4 corners; no older than 6 months
Selfie Taken during verification Clear photo of you

AXIORY may ask for new documents later, for example when your ID expires. Upload them in the portal or send them to support@axiory.com.

Why documents get rejected

From AXIORY’s verification page:

  • The image is blurry, dark or illegible.
  • The country of issue doesn’t match your registration.
  • The document doesn’t match the category you selected.
  • Expired ID or an address document older than 6 months.

Which account to pick

If you… Choose
Want simple pricing with no commission Standard
Scalp majors Zero or Nano
Want the highest leverage on a small balance Max

Full comparison: AXIORY account types. Each person can have up to 10 real accounts, so you can add another later.

Partner codes and platform login

  • Partner codes: AXIORY has a partner programme, but we found no public client code that changes trading conditions.
  • Logging in: your MT4, MT5 or cTrader login details are in the Axiory portal. Platform downloads and install guides are on AXIORY’s platforms pages: see MT4 vs MT5.

Next: fund your account. Back to the AXIORY review.

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Frequently asked questions

What documents does AXIORY need?

Proof of identity (passport or driving licence), proof of address dated within the last 6 months (utility bill, phone bill, bank or card statement, residence permit or tax document) and a selfie.

How long does AXIORY verification take?

AXIORY says its automated system can verify documents within seconds and that you can start trading within about 10 minutes if everything is in order.

Why were my AXIORY documents rejected?

AXIORY lists blurry, dark or illegible images, a country of issue that doesn't match your registration, and a document uploaded in the wrong category. Expired IDs and address documents older than 6 months aren't accepted.

Can I open a joint account at AXIORY?

No. Corporate accounts are possible with company documents, but joint accounts aren't.