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PBFX (PRIBIZCO) is a forex broker located in the Cayman Islands, regulated by the Cayman Island Monetary Authority (CIMA).
PBFX accepts clients from all over the world, excluding USA, Canada, Hong Kong, Iran and most other OFAC sanctioned and FATF blacklisted countries.
Forex broker offers the following underlying assets for trading.
| 30+ Currency Pairs | Based on major and minor world currencies. |
| 20+ Crypto Pairs | Based on various prominent coins and tokens. |
| 2 Metal CFDs | Based on Gold and Silver. |
| 3 Energy CFDs | Based on Crude Oil (WTI, Brent) and Natural Gas. |
| 20+ Stock CFDs | Based on shares of top-rated US companies. |
PBFX, also known as Prime Business Co., is a forex broker registered in the Cayman Islands and with its physical office located in Hong Kong. The broker is regulated by the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA), and accepts clients from all around the world, with the exception of the US, Canada, Hong Kong, and a few other places.
One of the key selling points of PBFX is the availability of high trading leverage up to 1:1000, which provides traders with significant flexibility to maximize potential returns, though naturally at a higher level of risk. The minimum deposit requirement is only 10 USD, making this broker accessible to beginners and traders who may not have built up a large account yet.
PBFX offers trading exclusively on the MetaTrader 4 (MT4) platform, which remains one of the most widely used platforms in the retail forex trading industry. MT4 is popular for its user-friendly interface, advanced charting features, and support for automated trading through so-called Expert Advisors. As always, traders can use MT4 across desktop, web, and mobile versions, ensuring that trading is possible from anywhere with an internet connection.
In terms of instruments, PBFX provides a solid range of assets across multiple classes. This includes more than 30 forex pairs, covering both major and minor markets, as well as 20+ crypto pairs. Commodities are also available with 2 metal CFDs on gold and silver, and 3 energy CFDs on oil and natural gas. In addition, clients can trade around 20 stock CFDs from some of the most commonly traded US-listed companies.
Notably, PBFX has emphasized competitive pricing, with tight spreads on major currency pairs such as the EUR/USD. This makes it attractive for traders using strategies designed for shorter time-frames, such as scalpers and day traders.
Like many forex brokers, PBFX offers multiple account types to better suit each individual trader's needs. This includes an ECN account with a $1000 minimum deposit, spreads from 0.3 pips and commission-based trading, and a Standard account with no minimum deposit, spreads from 1.8 pips and no commissions. Additionally, a Professional account with spreads from 1.3 pips is also available. It's worth keeping in mind that the ECN and Professional account only gives access to forex trading, while the Standard account supports trading across the full range of assets.
Funding and withdrawal options are relatively flexible. PBFX supports bank wire transfers, UnionPay, and PayTrust88, which is a payment solution commonly used in Asia, as well as IDA and MyPay. For clients who prefer crypto, the broker accepts Tether (USDT) transactions, which provides a fast and cost-efficient way to move funds across borders.
As for client support, live chat via the website currently appears to be the only way to reach the broker. The “Contact us” page on the broker's website did not work at the time of this review, and instead pointed to the “About us” section. Improving customer support options is therefore something we think the broker should pay more attention to.
Overall, PBFX positions itself as a straightforward, high-leverage offshore broker that combines a solid range of tradable instruments with support for the popular MetaTrader 4 platform. Its low minimum deposit and acceptance of crypto for deposits and withdrawals means that this broker is accessible for a wide user base from all around the world. While its CIMA regulation does give it some credibility, traders should, however, note that offshore oversight is not as strong as that provided by top-tier regulators such as the FCA, ASIC, or CySEC.
