Adamant Finance Review · 2026

What is Adamant Finance?

Adamant Finance is a privately held forex broker associated with Kingstown, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Historical company material states that the brokerage began operating in 2014 under Adamant Finance Limited. The firm described its model as ECN (Electronic Communication Network) and STP (Straight Through Processing), meaning orders were presented as passing to external liquidity rather than an internal dealing desk.

Historical corporate material identified Adamant Finance Limited with the reference 22879 IBC 2015. That reference relates to company registration, not a verified forex brokerage license. The official adamantfinance.com website was inaccessible during the September 21, 2026 review scan. Current ownership disclosures, operating terms, and live account availability therefore could not be confirmed from the broker itself.

Is Adamant Finance regulated? Verification check

Adamant Finance has no verified forex license in the regulatory research used for this review. Historical materials identify a Saint Vincent and the Grenadines company registration, but the jurisdiction does not treat that registration as forex authorization. The Financial Services Authority (FSA) of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines stated on February 3, 2022 that forex brokerage activities were not licensed there (source: SVG FSA, February 3, 2022).

The FSA later issued January 2023 requirements for Business Companies and Limited Liability Companies engaged in forex activity. Those requirements expect firms to demonstrate appropriate authorization in jurisdictions where their forex business occurs. No such foreign authorization for Adamant Finance was verified during this scan. The review therefore classifies the broker as unregulated, rather than treating its offshore company registration as a financial-services license.

Trading platforms

Historical Adamant Finance material identified MT4 (MetaTrader 4) as its trading platform. A 2016 company-authored description also mentioned Android MT4, iPhone MT4, Expert Advisor automation, market execution, and one-click trading functions. MT4 supports automated strategies through Expert Advisors, which are scripts that can place and manage trades.

Current platform access is a different question. No active MetaQuotes server was independently verified for Adamant Finance during the 2026 review, so the platform record remains historical. FXSharp therefore marks MT4 server verification as not verified. No current MT5, cTrader, proprietary web platform, or verified mobile application was established.

Red flags and warning signs

The primary risk signal is the gap between corporate registration and financial regulation. Adamant Finance Limited was presented historically as a Saint Vincent and the Grenadines entity, yet no recognized forex authorization was confirmed. The SVG FSA's 2022 notice explicitly distinguishes ordinary company registration from licensed forex brokerage activity (source: SVG FSA, February 3, 2022).

A second signal is the absence of verifiable current operating information. The official website could not be accessed in the September 2026 scan. Current spreads, payment channels, client-money arrangements, withdrawal rules, and negative balance protection therefore remain unverified. Current investor compensation coverage was also not identified. These gaps limit the protections a trader can independently confirm before transferring funds.

Minimum deposit

A current minimum deposit is not verified. Historical company material from 2016 described three account tiers with different entry amounts. The Classic account reportedly started at 1 USD or EUR, MarketPro at 250 USD or EUR, and MarketPrime at 500 USD or EUR.

Those figures should be treated as archived trading conditions rather than current offers. The same historical material advertised maximum leverage, meaning exposure relative to deposited margin, of 1:500 on Classic. MarketPro listed 1:200, while MarketPrime listed 1:100. No current leverage schedule was confirmed in 2026, so FXSharp leaves the current figure blank.

Regulator warning-list checks

The September 2026 research scan did not locate a specific Adamant Finance warning entry from the FCA, CySEC, ASIC, FSCA, DFSA, BaFin, FINMA, or FINRA searches performed for this review. An absence of a located warning is not equivalent to authorization. It only means this scan did not identify a named enforcement notice from those authorities.

The relevant public regulatory statement comes from the SVG FSA itself. Its February 2022 notice says forex brokerage is not licensed in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and advises users to verify authorization elsewhere. Adamant Finance's historical company reference therefore does not establish supervised forex activity, compensation protection, or an ombudsman route.

User complaint signals

Historical public review records include complaints from 2018 describing pending withdrawals and delayed responses from customer support. The broker posted responses directing affected users to its support channel. These records are historical user allegations, not regulator findings, and they do not establish misconduct by themselves.

The age of those reports also limits their value for current operational analysis. No verified 2026 user-aggregate score tied specifically to adamantfinance.com was established during the permitted scan. The current site was inaccessible, which also prevented comparison between old complaints and present withdrawal procedures. The most defensible finding is therefore that historical complaints exist while current complaint frequency remains unverified.

How to verify the broker for yourself

License verification means matching the exact legal entity, authorization number, regulator, and permitted activities. A company-registration number alone does not perform that function. For Adamant Finance, the historical identifier 22879 IBC 2015 should not be interpreted as a forex license.

• Search the exact legal name, Adamant Finance Limited, in the relevant financial regulator's public register.
• Compare the displayed authorization number, website domain, address, and permitted investment activities with the broker's disclosures.
• Check whether the regulator lists client-money rules, complaint procedures, or an investor compensation scheme for that entity.
• Treat an ordinary offshore incorporation record separately from authorization to provide leveraged forex or CFD services.

Customer support

Current customer-support channels are not verified. Archived materials previously referenced email, telephone, live-chat, and technical support functions, but the official website was unavailable during the current scan. FXSharp therefore does not publish a current email address or verified telephone number.

This distinction matters because support information changes more easily than company history. An old email address can remain indexed after an operation closes or changes ownership. Current withdrawal procedures, verification contacts, response times, and escalation channels should therefore be established from a live official domain and matched against the legal entity before being treated as operational facts.

Where is the broker actually based?

The historical corporate location is Kingstown, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Archived company material gave The Jaycees Building, Stoney Ground, Kingstown as the address for Adamant Finance Limited. Public legal-entity reference data also associates the company name with Kingstown, while its Legal Entity Identifier record has been reported as lapsed.

A Legal Entity Identifier identifies an organization in financial transactions but does not authorize brokerage activity. Likewise, a Saint Vincent company address establishes corporate geography rather than supervisory status. The regulatory question remains separate: no current financial-services license from a recognized forex regulator was verified for the entity during this review.

Account types and bonus terms

Historical materials described three account types: Classic, MarketPro, and MarketPrime. Their archived pricing shows materially different trading structures. A spread is the difference between bid and ask prices, while a pip is a standard unit used to measure forex price changes.

Classic

The archived Classic account listed a 1 USD or EUR minimum, leverage up to 1:500, spreads from 2 pips, and no stated lot commission. These are historical terms only.

MarketPro

The archived MarketPro account listed a 250 USD or EUR minimum, leverage up to 1:200, spreads from 0.0 pip, and a 5 USD per-lot commission. Current availability was not verified.

MarketPrime

The archived MarketPrime account listed a 500 USD or EUR minimum, leverage up to 1:100, spreads from 0.5 pip, and a 4 USD per-lot commission. Historical promotions also referenced bonus campaigns, but no current bonus rules were verified.

Is Adamant Finance safe? Honest assessment

Adamant Finance lacks the regulatory evidence normally used to verify client protection at a forex broker. The key finding is no verified forex license, while the SVG FSA states that local company registration is not forex authorization. The official website was also inaccessible during the September 2026 scan.

Historical records show MT4, three account types, and detailed trading conditions, but those terms cannot be treated as current. Archived complaints also reported withdrawal delays, although those reports are user allegations rather than enforcement findings. Without a verified license, current platform server, or current client-protection disclosures, the review cannot establish regulated retail forex operations for Adamant Finance.

Forex and derivative products carry high leverage; some or all invested capital may be lost. This content is for information only, not investment advice. Verify the broker's current regulation status with the relevant authority's official site before any investment decision.