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LandPrime Review: Licences, Costs and the Fine Print

Updated 2 November 2026 · Written by Broker Atlas Broker Reviews Desk · Data checked by Broker Atlas Data Desk

Short answer

LandPrime is run by Land Prime Ltd, licensed by the FSC Mauritius (GB24203734), with a St Vincent company (23627 IBC 2016). It now has an English site alongside its Korean and Japanese ones, and offers three accounts: Standard ($10, no commission, up to 2,000:1), ECN ($100, 0.3 pips commission per side, 1000:1) and Cent (US cents, up to 2,000:1). Stop-out is 30% on all three, with negative balance protection. English-site funding is by card, crypto and e-wallets; withdrawals by e-wallet or bank wire in 1–2 working days. We found no bonus.

LandPrimeFSC Mauritius GB24203734
Broker Atlas score
  • Costs3.6
  • Trading conditions4.4
  • Safety3.6
  • Bonuses2.0
  • Platforms and tools3.5

Best for Korean-speaking traders who want KRW deposits

Pros

  • High maximum leverage (2,000:1)
  • Tight EUR/USD spread (0.9 pips)
  • Negative balance protection
  • Low minimum deposit ($10)

Cons

  • No bonus
  • Offshore licence: limited investor protection
Max leverage
2,000:1
Min deposit
$10
Bonus
None
Negative balance protection
Yes
Stop-out level
30%
Platforms
MT4 / MT5

Facts checked 4 November 2026How we score

LandPrime bonuses and promotions

No-deposit bonusNone
Deposit bonusNone
Rebates and loyaltyNone
Other promotionsNone

Bonuses as published on each broker's official pages. Terms change by country and over time, so check the broker's site before you sign up. N/A means no published information was found. checked 2026-11-04.

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LandPrime key facts

Max leverage2,000:1
Min deposit$10
BonusNo bonus found on its public pages
Account types3 types
PlatformsMT4 / MT5
LicenceFSC Mauritius GB24203734
Bonus offered✗
No-deposit bonusNone
Deposit bonusNone
Negative balance protection✓
Stop-out level30%
USD/JPY spread1.6 pips minimum
EUR/USD spread0.9 pips minimum
EUR/USD spread (low-spread account, no commission)No such account
Gold spread30 pips minimum
USD/JPY spread (raw account)0.3 pips minimum
EUR/USD spread (raw account)0.2 pips minimum
Commission (per lot, round turn)6
Withdrawal timeUp to 1–2 working days
Deposit & withdrawal methodsDeposit: card
ECN account✓
Cent account✓
Scalping allowed✓
EAs allowed✓
Copy trading✓
Swap-free✗
Crypto CFDs✓
Stock CFDs✓
Local-language support✓
Rebates and loyaltyNone
Where LandPrime sits among 27 brokers: Max leverage 1:2,000 (#8 of 27), EUR/USD spread 0.9 pips (#5 of 27), Min deposit $10 (#12 of 27), Stop-out level 30% (#20 of 27)
Each dot is a broker we list; the blue dot is LandPrime. Further right is better for the trader (higher leverage; lower spread, minimum deposit and stop-out level).

Verdict

LandPrime is a high-leverage offshore broker with a Mauritius licence, a $10 entry point and a new English-language site. It started as a Korea-focused brand (its Korean site still lists Korean domestic bank deposits), but its English pages now present a standard international offer: card, crypto and e-wallet funding, three account types and MT4/MT5.

Good for: small accounts that want high leverage; traders who want a cent account for EA testing; ECN traders paying a per-side commission.

Not for: anyone who needs a top-tier regulator; traders who want spreads stated as clear averages; bonus seekers (no bonus found).

Company and licence

From landprime.com’s footer:

Company Regulator / registry Number
Land Prime Ltd Financial Services Commission, Mauritius (Global Business and Investment Dealer) GB24203734
Land Prime (SVG) St Vincent and the Grenadines, International Business Company 23627 IBC 2016

The footer says landprime.com is owned and operated by Land Prime Ltd, and that it doesn’t offer services to residents of jurisdictions such as the USA, Cuba, Sudan, Syria and North Korea, or to parties on UN Security Council sanctions lists. What the Mauritius licence protects: an FSC-supervised Investment Dealer. What it doesn’t: EU or UK compensation and leverage caps. A St Vincent IBC registration isn’t a forex licence. Details: is LandPrime safe? and the FSC Mauritius guide.

Accounts and costs

From the English account pages, read on 2 November 2026:

Standard ECN Cent
Spread (as shown) Forex 0.9, gold 3.0 Forex 0, gold 1.2 Forex 0.9, gold 3.0
Commission None 0.3 pips per side None
Max leverage 2000:1 1000:1 2000:1
Products Forex, commodities, crypto, indices, stocks Forex, commodities Forex, commodities
Minimum deposit US $10 US $100 US $10 (header says $5)
Stop-out / margin call 30% / 50% 30% / 50% 30% / 50%
Account currency USD, JPY USD, JPY US cents

LandPrime doesn’t say whether the listed spreads are minimums or averages. The ECN commission is stated in pips: 0.3 pips per side is 0.6 pips round turn, or $6 per standard lot on EUR/USD. Full comparison: LandPrime account types.

Leverage

From the margin and leverage page: FX and metals up to 2000:1, indices 200:1, crypto 500:1, stocks 20:1. For FX and metals, leverage falls when either equity or open position size crosses a tier (2,000:1 below $5,000 and under 10 lots, down to 100:1 above $100,000 or 100 lots, and 50:1 when both are exceeded). New positions from 15 minutes before to 5 minutes after major news, and from 3 hours before the weekend close to 2 hours after the open, are margined at 200:1. Details: LandPrime leverage.

Funding and withdrawals

The English deposit and withdrawal page lists card (USD or JPY), USDT, Bitcoin, Sticpay, Neteller, Skrill and Binance Pay for deposits, with no deposit fees and most methods credited instantly or within 1–2 hours. Withdrawals go out by Sticpay, Neteller, Skrill or bank wire, each in up to 1–2 working days; e-wallet withdrawals carry fees (Sticpay 0.3 USD + 2.5%, Neteller 2%, Skrill 1%), bank wire has no LandPrime fee. No crypto withdrawal method appears on the English page. See LandPrime deposits and LandPrime withdrawals.

Bonus

We found no bonus on the pages we checked.

Risks and open questions

  • Spreads are shown without saying whether they’re minimums or averages
  • Crypto deposits but no crypto withdrawal listed on the English page; ask how deposits by USDT are returned
  • The Cent account’s minimum deposit is shown as both $5 and $10
  • The FSC Mauritius register entry (we relied on the footer)
  • Japan’s FSA warned Land Prime Ltd. (service name LAND-FX) in May 2015 for soliciting Japanese residents without registration: see is LandPrime safe?

Bottom line

LandPrime offers very high leverage from $10 under a mid-tier offshore licence, now with English-language pages. Check how you’d withdraw before depositing by crypto, keep e-wallet withdrawal fees in mind, and compare with other high-leverage brokers and low-deposit brokers.

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Frequently asked questions

Is LandPrime regulated?

Land Prime Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius as a Global Business and Investment Dealer, licence GB24203734. Its St Vincent company is an International Business Company, which isn't a forex licence.

Does LandPrime have an English website?

Yes. landprime.com/en-GB carries account, leverage and funding pages in English as of 2 November 2026. Its Korean site (ko-KR) lists additional Korean bank deposit methods.

What is LandPrime's maximum leverage?

2,000:1 on FX and metals for the Standard and Cent accounts, while equity is under $5,000 and open positions are under 10 lots. ECN is capped at 1000:1. Leverage drops as equity or position size grows.

What is LandPrime's minimum deposit?

US $10 on Standard and $100 on ECN. The Cent account page shows $5 in its header and $10 in its comparison table.

Who can't open a LandPrime account?

LandPrime says it doesn't serve residents of jurisdictions such as the USA, Cuba, Sudan, Syria and North Korea, or parties on UN Security Council sanctions lists.