Inzo Review

The company describes itself as a forex and CFD broker launched in 2021. Three legal entities appear in its website footer. INZO L.L.C is a limited liability company in St. Vincent and the Grenadines (registration 967 LLC 2021), with an office at Griffith Corporate Centre in Kingstown. INZO Group LTD is a Seychelles company (registration 8434998-1). The third reference is a brokerage authorization from the island of Mohéli, in the Comoros. The About page adds an office in Nicosia, Cyprus, and servers in Dubai, London, Hong Kong, and Amsterdam. Most of the marketing targets Arabic-speaking traders. Local payment options cover Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Syria, Egypt, Algeria, Lebanon, and Yemen. The company’s own client figures shift from page to page, too. The homepage cites 450,000+ traders, while the About page claims more than one million active accounts by 2025. INZO does not accept residents of the USA, Canada, China, Turkey, Iran, Myanmar, or North Korea.

INZO lists three jurisdictions. Each one offers a very different level of protection. The strongest of the three is the Seychelles license. The Financial Services Authority lists INZO Group LTD as a securities dealer at IMAD Complex, Ile du Port. That is genuine oversight, but it is offshore oversight, with no investor compensation fund behind it. More importantly, the company’s own footer says the Seychelles entity is mentioned “for transparency, reflecting the broader group structure.” In other words, the website doesn’t confirm that retail clients actually contract with the regulated Seychelles company.

The St. Vincent company sits first in the footer, and that matters. The St. Vincent and the Grenadines FSA has stated publicly that it does not license forex brokerage, so an SVG company that offers forex trading does so without a license from that jurisdiction. Registration there is a company filing, not financial supervision.

The Comoros authorization comes from the Mwali International Services Authority, an island-level body on Mohéli rather than the national central bank. It carries no client compensation scheme either. For traders, the practical question is simple. If a payout goes wrong, which regulator would handle your complaint? The broker’s documents leave that unclear. Our guide to Seychelles broker regulation covers what an FSA license can and can’t do for you.

Trading happens on MetaTrader 5 and cTrader, on Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android. Both well-known platforms support copy trading through a separate social portal, and the broker says its pricing is routed through liquidity aggregation software from OneZero and Centroid. We did not test execution quality in detail, since the withdrawal outcome settled the verdict first.

The broker advertises 500+ instruments across forex, metals, shares, indices, commodities, and cryptocurrencies. What you can actually trade depends on the account. A Standard or Mini account reaches 77 symbols, while the Stocks account opens 235 and Zero Standard reaches 200.

Deposits are easy and fast. The broker accepts Visa, Mastercard, USDT, Voucherry, Apple Pay, and Binance Pay, plus local channels across the Middle East and North Africa. Card and crypto deposits credit in under five seconds, which we can confirm.

The exit is narrower. Its withdrawal table lists only USDT, Ethereum, Tether, and P2P transfers, with no card or bank wire option. The Funds and Transfers terms add that card deposits are paid back in USDT. In practice, someone who funds with a Visa card has to receive the money as crypto. No fees are charged in either direction, according to the company. The same terms give the company wide room to hold money. It may reject withdrawal requests, decide which withdrawal method fits each deposit method, and it accepts no liability for processing delays. Repeated deposits and withdrawals without proportionate trading are also banned. Taken together, these clauses let the broker slow or redirect a payout with very little recourse for the client.

Live chat runs 24 hours a day, six days a week, and claims responses in under 10 seconds. You can also write to support@inzo.co, cs@inzo.co, or complaints@inzo.co, or phone +44 7462 369240. Its complaints policy promises resolution within 3 business days at most. We contacted them through all available channels and our withdrawal request hasn’t been addressed yet. We’ll update this INZO review once that changes.

As of October, 2026, Brokers Alerts has received no confirmed Report a Broker submissions about INZO. Monitoring opened with this review, so the Complaint Record score of 5.0 reflects too little data to judge, not a clean history. The result of our payout test feeds a different category, so it isn’t counted twice. If you’ve had trouble with INZO, your report goes straight into this record.

Early in October 2026, our team asked for $250 back from a funded live Zero Standard account. The broker’s payments page promises crypto and P2P withdrawals in 1 to 10 minutes. Ten days after the request, the $250 still had not reached us.