Inveslo

Inveslo broker was founded in 2020 under the legal name Inveslo Trading Ltd and is registered in the Republic of Kazakhstan. With a Persian-language website and support, Rial and crypto payments, and a clear focus on the Iranian market, this broker has quickly become known among Iranian traders. In this overview, we review Inveslo's license, accounts, payments and risks based on Teagle's data.

What kind of broker is Inveslo?

Inveslo is not a raw startup. Its main figure is Farrukh Adeeb, Chairman and CEO of XGroup, who was previously Chief Global Business Development Officer at FXTM. At its founding, Inveslo hired a significant number of former FXTM staff, and Ali Mortazavi, a former senior analyst at FXTM and Alpari, is also one of its key figures. The XGroup holding also includes other brands such as CapitalXtend. According to Teagle, the Kazakhstan office is mostly a legal registered address, while actual operations and key executives are based in hubs such as Cyprus; this background also shows the broker relies heavily on its network of introducing brokers (IBs).

Inveslo broker licenses and credibility

According to Teagle's latest review, Inveslo holds one active license: AFSA Astana, Kazakhstan under number 16-8-09/3T-C-167. Teagle's expert considers this broker to lack credible top-tier regulation and says its safety is at the "lowest possible level". Membership in FinCom as a dispute resolution body with €20,000 coverage provides a limited layer of protection, but the claim of segregated accounts cannot be verified without an independent audit. To assess this situation, read the guide to broker regulation tiers and the article on offshore and onshore brokers .

Does Inveslo serve Iranians?

Yes. According to Teagle's expert, Inveslo solves three major problems for Iranian traders: opening an account, Rial and crypto payments, and 24-hour Persian support. Feedback from Iranian users is highly positive, often mentioning its "clean charts" and "fast withdrawals". However, accessing the website may require changing your IP, and Rial payments are not made in the broker's name on its main site but go through intermediary companies, which carries its own risk.

Inveslo trading accounts

Inveslo offers four account types, all on MetaTrader 4, with floating spreads, an 80% margin call, a 50% stop-out and an Islamic account option:

• Standard account: minimum deposit $30, no commission, spreads from 2.1 pips and leverage up to 1:2000.
• ECN Commission Free account: minimum deposit $100, no commission, spreads from 1.9 pips and leverage up to 1:2000.
• ECN account: minimum deposit $250, commission of $6 per lot, spreads from 0.1 pips and leverage up to 1:2000.
• Premium account: minimum deposit $20,000, no commission, spreads from 0.1 pips and leverage up to 1:200.

Teagle's expert warns that the names of the lower-tier accounts (Standard and ECN Commission Free) are misleading, and these accounts are actually market maker accounts with high spreads. The real cost of the swap-free accounts is also unclear. To understand the real difference, read the introduction to ECN accounts and the difference between B-Book and A-Book brokers .

Inveslo platforms and services

Inveslo's only trading platform is MetaTrader 4; MetaTrader 5 is not offered. Technically, Expert Advisors can run on MT4, but the broker's official policy on bots is not stated clearly on the website, so it is best to ask support. Inveslo has a dedicated copy trading page and also offers services such as bonuses, cashback and rebates, education, referral rewards, market analysis and an IB program. If you are a beginner, before depositing follow the forex tutorial with an Inveslo demo account .

Deposits and withdrawals at Inveslo

According to Teagle's table, there are two payment routes. Rial transfers are made via Jetapay with a minimum of 500,000 Toman; deposits and withdrawals take 1 to a few hours, and the cost is the currency conversion fee. Crypto deposits are free and instant, while crypto withdrawals take up to 1 business day with a network fee. The overall minimum deposit listed in the broker's profile is $30. Complaints about withdrawals have been seen on international platforms, which the broker has responded to.

Inveslo's rating and risk on Teagle

Inveslo's final score on Teagle is 2.87 out of 5, derived from the average of two sources: WikiFX 3.03 and Trustpilot 2.7. No ratings from Teagle users have been recorded yet. The Teagle Eye risk index for this broker is 45 out of 100, in the "medium risk" category; one active AFSA license, a 6-year track record and average reputation scores have shaped this figure. According to Teagle's expert, Inveslo's main risk is not fraud but systemic or geopolitical failure, such as payment agents being sanctioned or the FinCom membership being revoked. See its position in the ranking of brokers with Iranian deposits .

Inveslo broker pros and cons

• Pro: experienced management team from FXTM
• Pro: Persian website, 24-hour Persian support, and Rial and crypto payments
• Pro: FinCom membership with €20,000 coverage
• Pro: cashback program for active traders and copy trading
• Con: no credible top-tier regulator and no independent audit
• Con: misleading naming of lower-tier accounts with high spreads
• Con: MetaTrader 4 only and unclear cost of the Islamic account

Who is Inveslo suitable for?

Teagle's expert sees Inveslo as a "high convenience, high risk" solution designed for Iran's underserved market. It is worth considering for Iranian traders who prioritize easy access, Persian support and Rial payments and knowingly accept the risk of weak regulation; it is not suitable for anyone who wants strong legal protection. Compare Inveslo in the Inveslo vs CapitalXtend comparison with the other brand from the same group.

Conclusion

Inveslo broker is operationally professional and convenient for Iranian users, but its weak regulatory framework means your capital has no solid legal backing. Start with a small account, make a test withdrawal, and follow new warnings on the investment risk warning page .