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Company history

Libertex and Forex Club Group: a brief history

Libertex is a brand of Forex Club Group, one of the longer-running retail financial-services companies. The parent group has operated since 1997; the Libertex brand specifically was launched in 2014 as the group's flagship multi-asset CFD platform. This page covers the timeline, today's state, and what the longevity does — and doesn't — say about the broker.

Group since 1997Brand since 2014Multi-jurisdiction operations

Timeline

Three phases of operating history

The story breaks into three phases — the parent group's founding, the Libertex brand launch, and the expansion period that's still running. Numbered events below are the load-bearing milestones; the broader operational evolution happens in between.

  1. Forex Club Group founded

    1997

    The parent company that today operates Libertex is founded as a retail-forex brokerage. The group enters at a time when retail FX is still in its infancy — most retail trading runs through bank-affiliated platforms. Over the following decade and a half, the group builds out its platform, regulatory footprint, and international presence.

  2. Libertex brand launched

    2014

    Forex Club Group launches the Libertex brand as a modern, multi-asset CFD platform — a re-positioning aimed at retail traders who want a clean web and mobile interface rather than legacy MT4 desktop. The native Libertex platform debuts with the "multiplier" branding that's now associated with the broker. MT4 / MT5 support remains alongside the native platform.

  3. Expansion and modernisation

    2014 – present

    Continuous build-out: 100+ jurisdictions served, mobile apps shipped and iterated on, crypto CFDs added as the asset class becomes mainstream, additional regulator coverage (multiple licensed entities across jurisdictions), public-facing sponsorships including in Formula 1 racing, and consistent platform updates. Active operations through the present.

Where it stands now

What Libertex looks like today

A snapshot of the current state — brand, parent, regulatory framework, platforms, scale. Specific figures are subject to change; the broker's official site and regulator registers are the authoritative current source.

Brand
Libertex (a Forex Club Group brand)
Brand launched
2014
Parent group founded
1997
Active jurisdictions
100+ countries served
Platforms
Web terminal, iOS / Android apps, MT4, MT5
Asset classes
Forex, crypto, stocks, indices, commodities, ETFs, bonds
Notable partnerships
Public-facing sponsorships including Formula 1 racing

Sponsorship deals come and go — verify the current set on the broker's official site rather than assuming any particular partnership is active. The brand-and-parent structure (Forex Club Group operating multiple licensed entities under the Libertex consumer brand) has been stable since 2014.

Where to read next

From history to evidence

Operating history is the strongest single legitimacy signal, but it isn't the whole picture. Three pages cover the surrounding evidence — license framework, broader trust evaluation, and the registration flow once you've decided.

  • Is Libertex legit?

    Operating history is one of four legitimacy signals; the others — regulation, segregated funds, public operating footprint — are covered alongside honest caveats on the legitimacy page.

    Legitimacy DD
  • Licensing framework

    The Libertex brand operates multiple licensed entities under different regulators. International (non-EU) clients are routed to the offshore entity; EU clients to the CySEC-regulated entity. License-verification flow is on the License page.

    License
  • Open an account

    Convinced by the history? Registration takes a few minutes online. Live trading unlocks after identity verification — same-day for most jurisdictions.

    Registration

FAQ

History questions

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Forex Club Group since 1997, Libertex brand since 2014, multi-jurisdictional licensing, sustained sponsorship investment. The history page is context; the account is action. Standard $10 minimum, KYC takes minutes — or test on the demo first.

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