Does anyone know the EBC Financial Group broker?

Hello everyone! I would like to know if anyone knows the EBC Financial broker and if it is considered reliable, since it is not easy to find information about it on the main Forex websites, which seems strange to me.
It is said to be a PRIME, ECN broker, based in London and regulated by ASIC and FCA.
Does anyone have experience with this broker and can tell us what their perceptions were? Thank you all!

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I haven’t used EBC Financial personally, but always verify FCA/ASIC registration directly on regulators’ websites. If reviews are scarce, proceed cautiously, reputable brokers usually have transparent track records. Maybe check Trustpilot?

Yes, EBC Financial Group is an international brokerage firm that offers services in forex, commodities, indices, and CFDs. They’re regulated by multiple financial authorities, which gives them a level of credibility compared to unlicensed brokers. From what I’ve seen, they focus on providing low spreads and a transparent trading environment, which appeals to both retail and institutional traders.

As with any broker, it’s always a good idea to double-check their regulatory licenses, read recent user reviews, and, if possible, test their platform with a demo account before committing real funds. That way, you can confirm if their services fit your trading style.

No USA traders accepted here.

I’ve looked into EBC Financial a bit. From what I can tell, they’re not a typical “retail” broker at all. On their UK site they clearly say: “CFD Accounts are provided by EBC Financial Group (UK) Ltd to Eligible and Professional Clients only, we do not cater for Retail Clients.”
So if you’re just looking for a normal trading account like most brokers offer, you won’t get it here. They seem to be set up more for prime/ECN access, institutional or pro-level traders.

I think his trading environment is quite good.

EBC Financial Group appears to cater mainly to professional and institutional traders rather than retail clients. They claim FCA and ASIC regulation, offer low spreads and ECN/prime access, but USA clients are not accepted. If you’re considering them, verify their licenses on the regulators’ sites, read reviews, and test a demo account before depositing real funds.

I’ve looked into EBC and actually tested it alongside a couple of other brokers running similar setups, just to compare conditions.
What stood out to me was the spreads and execution, especially when things got a bit more volatile. It’s not something you notice immediately, but over time you can see the difference in fills and overall cost.
That said, I’d still be cautious and test it yourself. News events like CPI/NFP usually reveal how good a broker really is.