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D Prime fees, legal entity and withdrawals: what Forex traders should check

A source-led D Prime guide to account pricing, contracting entity, regional eligibility and withdrawal terms. Check the account and company shown in your own application.

Three account-configuration checks

Resolve Cent units, symbol suffixes and position mode before moving funds or an EA.

Read the conditions and update

The Cent guide separates USC, cent lots and Wallet flow; the suffix guide identifies STP/Cent/ECN symbols; the netting guide explains opposite-trade effects on net positions. Account help updated in October 2026 does not itself establish entity or Vietnam eligibility.

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What this D Prime review covers

D Prime publishes the following account and platform information in the source set reviewed by FINEX: Cent, STP and ECN. Doo Prime rebranded as D Prime. Available platforms include: Account page lists MT4, MT5, D Prime InTrade and TradingView.

Account access and terms depend on residence and the company named in the client agreement.

Currency and volume → USC, cent lots; Symbol → .s, .c or no suffix; Positions → netting or hedging
Help Center, 27 Oct 2026; account contract controls Open full-size diagram
Diagram explained

Check all three before moving an EA

  1. Currency and volume → USC, cent lots
  2. Symbol → .s, .c or no suffix
  3. Positions → netting or hedging

Spread, commission and total trading cost

D Prime spread: Advertised minimum: Cent/STP 1 pip; ECN 0.0 pips. Commission: Not stated in the reviewed source set.

An advertised minimum is not an average spread. Include commission, overnight financing and conversion charges where applicable.

Contracting company and country access

Contracting entity: Published February 2026 client agreement names D Prime Vanuatu Limited (700238). Confirm this agreement is assigned to your account. Regulatory disclosure: Current licences page lists Seychelles FSA SD090 and Vanuatu VFSC 700238; footer identifies D Prime Vanuatu Limited.

D Prime: The account-opening FAQ explicitly lists these restricted countries/territories and EU member states. Vietnam is not named. A separate e-KYC article applies residence/nationality risk tiers, so final onboarding depends on identity checks and current entity policy; promotion lists have a different scope. Scope: D Prime account-opening exclusions; FAQ updated 3 April 2026.

Withdrawal methods and timing

D Prime withdrawal methods: Withdrawal guide lists cryptocurrency, local bank transfer, wire, e-wallet and credit card as examples; approved details and portal availability govern. Processing: Withdrawals originate from Wallet after payment-detail approval. Portal shows method-specific minimums, fees and status; arrival varies by method.

Provider processing and receipt are separate. Check account-specific payment methods, fees and return-to-source requirements.

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Your next step

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Sources and scope

Sources are provider publications. Conditions may vary by entity, country, account and program. Recheck before signing up.

  1. Official account comparison
  2. Licences and regulations
  3. Official rebrand announcement
  4. Deposit guidelines
  5. Withdrawal process
  6. Client Agreement (25 February 2026)
  7. D Prime Help Centre — country policy, checked 20 October 2026

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