Anzo Capital Review · 2026

What is Anzo Capital?

Anzo Capital is a forex and Contract for Difference (CFD) broker founded in 2015. Its global website operates through Kingstown, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. The group uses ECN (Electronic Communication Network) and STP (Straight Through Processing) account models. Its public materials identify ANZO Capital (SVG) LLC as the website entity, while ANZO CAPITAL LIMITED holds the verified Kenyan authorization. That structure matters because legal protections depend on the entity named in a client's agreement.

The brand provides forex and CFD trading across currencies, metals, energies, indices, and stocks. Anzo Capital publishes a $10 entry level, MetaTrader access, copy trading, and leverage reaching 1:1000. The group also states that client money is segregated from company funds and that retail accounts receive negative balance protection. Those protections should still be read together with the contracting entity and local regulatory status.

Which regulators license Anzo Capital?

The clearest verified authorization is from the Kenya Capital Markets Authority (CMA). The CMA public licensee register lists ANZO CAPITAL LIMITED under license 219 as a non-dealing online foreign exchange broker. The record was confirmed for this review on September 23, 2026. Kenya regulation gives the group a recognized local authorization, but it does not automatically extend Kenyan protections to every account opened through another group entity.

FXSharp's prior verified research also includes ASIC (Australian Securities and Investments Commission) and Belize FSC (Financial Services Commission) claims. Both remain unverified against the relevant public registers for this review. The global website separately identifies ANZO Capital (SVG) LLC under company registration 308 LLC 2020. A Saint Vincent company registration is a corporate registration, not equivalent to a retail forex license. The distinction between registration and financial-services authorization is central when checking which rules cover an account.

What trading platforms does Anzo Capital offer?

The broker supports MT4 and MT5 (MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5), plus the Anzo Capital App. MT4 and MT5 run across desktop, web, and mobile channels, and both support automated strategies through Expert Advisors. The broker's current account pages show MT4 and MT5 for STP and ECN accounts. Its mobile app is also available for iOS and Android, giving clients a separate route for account access and management.

Platform availability does not prove which regulated entity provides the trading account. Independent MetaTrader server verification remains unverified for this review. No independently confirmed MetaQuotes server location or license status is claimed. Traders can still compare the legal entity in the client agreement with the entity named inside the trading platform before funding an account.

Red flags and warning signs

The main risk signal is the gap between group-level marketing and entity-level verification. Kenya CMA license 219 is verified. The Australian and Belize claims were not confirmed in regulator public records during FXSharp's check. The global website contracts through an SVG-registered company, and Saint Vincent company registration does not itself regulate leveraged retail forex. This means a user should identify the exact counterparty before interpreting the group's regulation as account-level protection.

• Verified: Kenya CMA license 219 for ANZO CAPITAL LIMITED.
• Not verified: Australian financial-services license claim in FXSharp's prior research.
• Not verified: Belize FSC license claim in FXSharp's prior research.
• Registered only: ANZO Capital (SVG) LLC, company number 308 LLC 2020.
• Historical warning: Indonesian authorities listed Anzo Capital Limited in 2020.

What is the minimum deposit?

The minimum deposit is $10 for the STP, ECN, and Copy Trading account types in the broker's published material. That is below the common $100 to $250 entry band seen across many retail forex brokers. A low entry threshold reduces the amount required to open an account. It does not change the legal protections attached to the entity receiving the deposit.

The current ECN page also shows a 0.01 minimum lot size and an 80-lot maximum trade size. The STP page displays the same $10 minimum and 0.01 minimum lot. Funding access includes bank transfer and digital methods. FXSharp's prior research lists Bank Transfer, USDT, USDC, Skrill, and Neteller as supported methods.

Is the broker on any regulator warning lists?

Two historical public warnings are relevant to local authorization. Indonesia's OJK (Financial Services Authority) listed Anzo Capital Limited in a 2020 illegal-entity appendix. The entry described commodity futures or forex activity without local permission (source: OJK illegal entity list, 2020). Japan's Financial Services Agency also lists Anzo Capital Limited in March 2020. The entry concerns internet solicitation of derivative transactions without Japanese registration (source: Japan FSA unregistered operators list, March 2020).

Those entries concern authorization in Indonesia and Japan. They do not cancel the separate Kenya CMA license 219. The broker's current global site also states that it does not accept clients from Japan. Readers comparing jurisdictions should separate a local solicitation warning from the question of whether another group entity holds a license elsewhere.

What do user complaints say?

No verified aggregate complaint data was established during this review, so no numeric user rating is published here. That prevents unsupported claims about withdrawal delays, account freezes, or service quality. Individual reviews can describe genuine experiences, but isolated reports do not establish a broker-wide pattern without a reproducible sample and a clear scan date.

The stronger evidence for this review comes from regulator records, the broker's legal disclosures, and published account conditions. The absence of a verified aggregate rating is therefore treated as a data gap rather than a positive or negative signal. Complaint research should also distinguish disputes with ANZO Capital (SVG) LLC from issues involving the Kenyan or other group entities.

How to verify the license claims yourself

License verification starts with the legal entity, not the Anzo Capital brand name alone. The Kenyan record can be checked by searching the CMA licensee register for ANZO CAPITAL LIMITED and confirming license 219. The result should show the same entity name, license number, and online foreign-exchange activity. A mismatch in any of those details requires further checking before the authorization is treated as applicable.

1. Read the client agreement and identify the exact company accepting the account.
2. Search that full entity name in the stated regulator's official register.
3. Match the license number, authorization type, and current status.
4. Check whether the license covers retail clients, not only wholesale or institutional business.
5. Compare the registered address with the address shown in the account documents.

How does customer support work?

Customer support runs through email, phone, live chat, and the broker's help center. The published contact email is support@anzocapital.com, while FXSharp lists +61 2 4217 5087 as the telephone number. The help center states that support is available 24/5 and cites an average live-chat response time below five minutes during business hours.

Support access is operational rather than regulatory. A support agent can explain account settings, deposits, platform access, or verification steps, but the regulator's public register remains the controlling source for license status. Regulatory questions are best framed around the exact entity name and license number shown in the client paperwork.

Where is the broker actually based?

The global website identifies Kingstown as the base of ANZO Capital (SVG) LLC. Its disclosed address is Euro House, Richmond Hill Road, Kingstown, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. The group also has a Kenya-regulated entity, ANZO CAPITAL LIMITED, which appears separately in the CMA register. Group geography therefore differs from the location of the website entity.

This structure is common among international brokers, but it changes which legal framework applies. An account opened with the SVG company is not the same legal relationship as an account opened with the CMA-regulated Kenyan entity. The country shown in marketing material should not replace the entity name in the contract when determining regulatory coverage.

Account types, spreads, leverage, and funding

Account pricing separates STP and ECN execution models. The STP account carries no trading commission in the broker's published terms, while the ECN account charges $4 per lot round turn. The ECN account advertises a spread (the gap between bid and ask) from 0.0 pip. A pip is the standard small price increment used for most currency pairs.

Maximum leverage reaches 1:1000 on the published STP and ECN schedules. Leverage means controlling a larger market position with a smaller margin deposit. The broker documents an 80% margin-call level and a 50% stop-out, where positions can be closed automatically. Its current deposit page also states that client funds are kept in segregated accounts and that third-party deposits are not accepted.

Is Anzo Capital safe? Honest assessment

Anzo Capital combines one verified regulatory license with unresolved entity-level questions. Kenya CMA license 219 is a confirmed authorization, and the broker publishes segregated-fund handling, negative balance protection, a 50% stop-out, and established MT4/MT5 infrastructure. Those controls are concrete operational safeguards rather than proof that every global account receives the same regulatory protection.

The main limitation is the contracting structure. The global site uses ANZO Capital (SVG) LLC, while the Australian and Belize claims remained unverified in FXSharp's check. Historical OJK and Japan FSA entries also show that local authorization has mattered in past markets. The practical question is therefore which legal entity accepts the account, which regulator covers that entity, and whether the public register confirms the claimed authorization.

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.