Amana Review
Updated 28 September 2026. Figures checked against each firm’s official website. Over the course of its decade-long history in the financial sector, Amana has gained the trust of thousands of its clients, who are spread across 80 countries. Update, September 2026: Amana now trades under the lower case brand amana as a Dubai-based app broker, […]
Updated 28 September 2026. Figures checked against each firm’s official website.
Over the course of its decade-long history in the financial sector, Amana has gained the trust of thousands of its clients, who are spread across 80 countries. Update, September 2026: Amana now trades under the lower case brand amana as a Dubai-based app broker, and its website has moved from amanacapital.com to amana.app. As a regulated organization, it offers its clients a wide range of products and services. These are all priced at competitive rates and offer exceptional value.
With access to high-quality liquidity, Amana provides asset managers, brokers, and hedge funds with the opportunity to trade their way to success. The company’s dedication to excellence and commitment to providing its clients with the best possible trading experience is evidenced by its vision.
As a preferred partner for investors, asset managers, and experienced traders, Amana aims to provide its clients with exceptional service.
The goal of the company is to provide innovative trading solutions and superior execution services to financial professionals. Through its team of experienced market professionals, it is able to meet the needs of its clients. They are dedicated to providing the best possible service and support.
Amana Details
| Company Name | AFS Global Ltd, Amana Financial Service UK Ltd, Amana Capital Ltd, Amana Financial Services (Dubai) Ltd, ACG International Ltd |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Year Open | 2010 |
| Headquarters | Cyprus, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom |
| Offices | Malaysia |
| Employees | 200+ |
| License | Labuan FSA no. MB/18/0025, FCA UK no. 605070, CySEC no. 155/11, DFSA no. F003269, FSC MU no. C118023192 |
| Regulatory Authorities | Labuan FSA, FCA UK, CySEC, DFSA, FSC Mauritius |
| USA Clients | No |
| Japanese Clients | Yes |
| European Clients | Yes |
| Canadian Clients | Yes |
| Restricted Countries | North Korea, USA, Syria, Iran, Australia, Malaysia |
Regulatory Authority
| Agency | Labuan Financial Services Authority |
| Short Name | Labuan FSA |
| Country | Malaysia |
| Min Capitalization | N/A |
| Government Enforced Segregated Accounts | Yes |
| Description | Labuan Financial Services Authority (Labuan FSA) was established on 15 February 1996 under the Labuan Financial Services Authority Act 1996. Labuan FSA is the statutory body responsible for the development and administration of the Labuan International Business and Financial Centre (Labuan IBFC).The key objectives of Labuan FSA are to:Promote and develop Labuan as an international centre for business and financial services; Develop national objectives, policies and priorities for the orderly development and administration of international business and financial services in Labuan;Act as the central regulatory, supervisory and enforcement authority of the international business and financial services industry in Labuan. Labuan FSA licenses and regulates licensed entities operating within Labuan IBFC and to ensure all such entities remain in compliance with the Labuan laws and regulations and adhere to the international standards, which are adopted by the jurisdiction. Labuan FSA develops regulatory policies to ensure orderly conduct of business and financial services in Labuan IBFC. |
| Agency | Financial Conduct Authority UK |
| Short Name | FCA UK |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Min Capitalization | GBP 730,000 |
| Government Enforced Segregated Accounts | Yes |
| Description | FCA regulates the financial services industry in the UK.FCA aims to make sure that financial markets work well so that consumers get a fair deal. This means ensuring that, the financial industry is run with integrity, firms provide consumers with appropriate products and services, and consumers can trust that firms have their best interests at heart. |
| Agency | Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission |
| Short Name | CySEC (MiFID) |
| Country | Cyprus |
| Min Capitalization | EUR 730,000 |
| Government Enforced Segregated Accounts | Yes |
| Description | The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) is the independent public supervisory Authority responsible for the supervision of the investment services market and transactions in transferable securities carried out in the Republic of Cyprus.CySEC is to exercise effective supervision to ensure investor protection and the appropriate development of the securities market. |
| Agency | Dubai Financial Services Authority |
| Short Name | DFSA |
| Country | United Arab Emirates |
| Min Capitalization | N/A |
| Government Enforced Segregated Accounts | Yes |
| Description | Economic activity of a free target-oriented zone in Dubai is regulated by the DFSA.Management of resources and securities, execution of banking and trust services, Islamic finance, exchange of international equities and derivatives, as well as insurance matters fall within the competence of the DFSA.Activity of DFSA is based on a principle of risk-related regulation and avoidance of unnecessary regulatory implications. Besides, the agency made it clear that the obligations liable to fulfillment should comply with optimization of risks in order for such obligations to be successfully met.Under the circumstances, the priorities include generation of a cycle of risk optimization that aims at identification, evaluation and assessment of risks in order to enhance local and international markets and their patterns.According to DFSA, the reality of efficient risk-based regulation is more important than the way of its achievement. |
| Agency | Financial Services Commission Mauritius |
| Short Name | FSC Mauritius |
| Country | Mauritius |
| Min Capitalization | MUR 600,000 |
| Government Enforced Segregated Accounts | Yes |
| Description | FSC is the integrated regulator for the financial services sector (other than banking) and global business. The FSC licences ‘Investment Dealers’, not forex brokers.Strong regulation and supervision are essential to ensure stability in the financial system. FSC’s objective is to position Mauritius as a jurisdiction of substance with the right balance between regulation and business development. |
Account Options
| Account Types | Classic, Raw |
| Min Deposit | 50 USD |
| Max Leverage | 500:1 on FX, 400:1 on Metals, 200:1 on Indices |
| Min Trade Size | 0.01 lots |
| Max Trade Size | 50 lots |
| Spreads | Amana Spreads |
| Spread Types | Variable spreads |
| FX Pricing Decimals | 5 |
| Commission | Amana Commissions |
| Rollover (Swaps) | Amana Rollover (swaps) |
| Stop Out Level | 20% |
| VPS (Virtual Private Server) | Yes |
Trading Options
| Execution Options | STP/ DMA |
| Instruments | Forex, Metals, Commodities, Energies, Indices, Share CFDs, Share ETFs, Share ETP, Bonds, Futures, Cryptos |
| OCO Orders | Yes |
| Trailing Stops | Yes |
| One Click Trading | Yes |
| Scalping Allowed | Yes |
| Hedging Allowed | Yes |
| News Trading Allowed | Yes |
| Expert Advisors Allowed | Yes |
| Islamic Accounts | Yes |
| Copy Trading | No |
