PU Prime: multi-asset CFD broker with a low entry point and MetaTrader platforms? My 2026 review

PU Prime operates through several entities. Some are licensed offshore, by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of Mauritius and the Financial Services Authority (FSA) of the Seychelles; others are regulated by ASIC in Australia and the FSCA in South Africa. Client funds are segregated as required by the relevant regulator, and the broker advertises negative balance protection. For investors in Canada the structure matters. None of these regulators is CIRO, the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization, and none of these entities is overseen by the provincial securities commissions that make up the CSA. Accounts are not covered by CIPF. PU Prime serves Canadian clients cross-border, so the level of protection depends on the entity that holds your account and the recourse is lower than with a locally registered broker.

PU Prime runs two pricing models. The Standard account charges no commission, with spreads from about 1.5 pips on EUR/USD. The ECN account tightens spreads to about 0.2 pips against a per-lot commission. There is no deposit or withdrawal fee on most methods, though currency conversion can apply and swap charges accrue on positions held overnight.

For a Canadian resident, gains realised on a CFD account are generally taxable and you must declare them to the CRA yourself, since an offshore broker does not withhold Canadian tax. This is not tax advice.

PU Prime's catalogue exceeds 1,400 instruments: forex, plus stock, index, ETF, commodity and crypto CFDs, on MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and a proprietary web platform, with copy trading and swap-free accounts. An unlimited free demo lets you test the platform before funding.

It is important to understand that you are not buying real shares or ETFs here, only CFDs that track their price with leverage. This is a broker built for short-term, leveraged trading, not for building a long-term portfolio of directly held securities inside a registered account.

PU Prime offers a low entry point, a broad multi-asset CFD catalogue and competitive ECN pricing on proven MetaTrader platforms, which explains its strong Trustpilot standing and our score.

We list it as a reference rather than a HelloBrokers partner, so there is no affiliate link here. The point that weighs most in our assessment is regulation: PU Prime holds only offshore and international licences, is not registered with CIRO and offers no CIPF protection or registered accounts. If your priority is the safety of a Canada-regulated broker, a CIRO member is a better fit. PU Prime suits a trader who understands leveraged CFDs and accepts an offshore frame in exchange for pricing and breadth.