Lirunex review: licences, accounts and USDT payments

Overview

Lirunex is a forex and CFD broker. Its global site, lirunex.com, is run by Lirunex Limited, a company registered in Mauritius, and the legal documents on the site are published for that company only. The pages we checked give no founding year (only “over 10 years of experience”) and no head office, just registered addresses. All facts in this review were checked on 18 October 2026.

Licences and who they cover

• Lirunex Limited (Mauritius): regulated by the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius, licence GB24203882. Runs the global site; leverage up to 1:1000 on forex and metals, lowered step by step as the balance grows (1:100 above 80,000 USD).
• Lirunex Financial Services L.L.C (Dubai): UAE Capital Market Authority licence 20200000423, Category 5. Lirunex says it covers financial consultation and introduction only; the company does not give investment advice, execute transactions for clients or manage client funds.
• Lirunex Ltd (Cyprus): CySEC licence 338/17. The site lists it as a related company; it does not run lirunex.com.

We could not open the CySEC or FSC Mauritius registers from our capture location, so the licence numbers above come from Lirunex’s own pages. The global site shows no retail loss percentage, only a general CFD risk warning.

Lirunex says it does not serve residents of Afghanistan, Belarus, Congo, Cuba, Iran, Indonesia, Japan, Libya, Malaysia, the Maldives, Mali, Myanmar, North Korea, Russia, Singapore, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, the United States, Venezuela and Yemen.

Accounts and costs

All four accounts trade on MT4 and MT5, with a minimum trade of 0.01 lot, a margin call at 50% and a stop-out at 25%.

• LX-Standard: no minimum deposit, spreads from 1.5 and no commission.
• LX-Prime: no minimum deposit and 8 USD per lot in commission. The account page shows spreads from 1.5, while the home page describes raw ECN spreads from 0.0 pips.
• LX-Pro: 10,000 USD minimum deposit, spreads from 0.0 and 4 USD per lot in commission; no swap-free option.
• LX-Standard Cent: an account in US cents with no minimum deposit and no commission.

The site calls the Prime and Pro commission a “per-lot charge” but does not say whether it is charged per side or per round turn, so we do not convert it.

Swap-free (Islamic) accounts are available on LX-Standard, LX-Prime and the cent account: you ask support or your account manager to convert the account and may need to provide supporting documents. The Islamic page lists minimum deposits of 25 USD and 200 USD, which differ from the account page.

Deposits and withdrawals

Lirunex lists Apple Pay, Google Pay, Bitpay, Visa and Mastercard, crypto, local transfers, Skrill, SEPA and a method marked “Upon Request”. It notes that all payment methods may carry fees or charges.

• USDT (TRC20): listed on both the deposit and the withdrawal tab, next to USDT ERC20, USDT BEP20 and USDC ERC20. Deposits from 25 USD are instant; withdrawals from 20 USD take 24 hours. Lirunex charges no fee, but network gas fees may apply, and a USDT TRC20 withdrawal below 50 USD costs 2 USD.
• Visa and Mastercard: deposits from 25 USD within 24 hours; withdrawals from 20 USD in 7–10 banking days, with no Lirunex fee.
• Skrill: deposits within 24 hours; withdrawals from 25 USD in 7–10 banking days.
• SEPA (EUR): 1–2 banking days; withdrawals cost 10 USD up to 10,000 EUR.

Local transfers are offered in 16 currencies, among them BRL, MXN, COP, ARS, CLP, PEN, UYU and NGN, but the page does not name the local payment systems.

Before you open an account

• Check which Lirunex company will hold your account; it decides the regulator and your protection.
• Ask whether the Prime or Pro commission is per side or round turn before comparing costs.
• For small USDT withdrawals, keep the 2 USD fee below 50 USD in mind.
• If you need a swap-free account, confirm the minimum deposit first.

We have not tested this company with our own account yet; this review will be updated when we do.