Platform review
Is Xaqzevoruli legitimate? A review from the people who run it
Is Xaqzevoruli legitimate? This review is published by Xaqzevoruli itself, so it is not independent. We have tried to make it useful anyway by giving you things you can check without trusting us.
Is Xaqzevoruli legitimate? The short answer
It is a real UK company publishing real software information, and everything it says about itself can be checked. Legitimate does not mean safe. Trading forex, CFDs and crypto carries a high risk of losing money, including all of it, whoever provides the software.
Trading happens through an executing broker, not through us. Read the rest, then check the facts below.
How we wrote this
We wrote this page ourselves. That is a conflict of interest, and we say it at the top rather than bury it. We are paid by partner brokers when someone opens an account, so we gain if you register.
To limit that bias we used only public pages for comparisons, linked each source, recorded the date we read it, and left out anything we could not find. Where a fact is not published, the table says so.
Facts you can check yourself
- The publisher is Quantum Software Technologies Ltd, company number 14209581, at 128 City Road, London, EC1V 2NX. Look it up on Companies House.
- The site uses TLS 1.3, which your browser can show you.
- Our official domain is xaqzevoruli.io. Check any other address you are sent.
- Support hours are 24 hours a day, Monday to Friday (UK time). Email [email protected] and see how long a reply takes.
- No customer quotes, ratings, awards or user counts appear on this site, because we cannot prove them.
Compare the company record with the footer of every page. They should match exactly. See also who is behind Xaqzevoruli.
What Xaqzevoruli is not
It is not a broker, a bank or an investment adviser. It does not hold money, pay interest or manage anyone's account. It does not predict prices and does not use quantum computing, although the company name contains the word. It is not a way to earn a regular income.
What it does
Xaqzevoruli is rule-based trading software. You set a maximum risk per trade, a stop and a daily limit. The software checks each order against those rules and sends it to your broker only if it passes. A halt control stops new orders.
Rules protect you from some mistakes, such as risking too much on one trade. They do not protect you from a market that moves against a sensible rule. A free position-size calculator on the home page shows the arithmetic.
Fees, honestly
Joining costs nothing and the software is priced at £0. The cost of trading is real and belongs to the broker: the spread between buy and sell prices, any commission, overnight financing and sometimes withdrawal fees. A broker account needs a deposit from $250 AUD or the local equivalent.
We earn from partner brokers, not from you. It costs you nothing extra, but it does shape our incentives.
When you compare brokers, ask for the all-in cost of a typical trade in the product you plan to use, not the headline spread. Add overnight financing if you hold positions for more than a day. Small percentages repeated many times become the largest line in your results.
Withdrawals
Withdrawals are handled by the broker that holds your money. Typically you request one in your broker account, pass a one-off identity check and receive the money by the route you deposited with. Timing and fees are the broker's. Read them before you deposit, and test with a small withdrawal early. If a broker delays or refuses, complain to the broker first, then to its regulator. Keep screenshots of every request, reference number and reply, because a dispute is easier to settle when the dates are clear.
The unglamorous bits
Software can fail. Connections drop, brokers pause trading, markets gap past your stop and an order can fill at a worse price than you set. Rules set months ago may not suit today's market. You still have to monitor what the software does, keep records for tax and decide when to stop.
Early-access software may change. Expect gaps, and read what each version actually does.
There is also the human side. A tool that makes trading feel orderly can make it feel safer than it is. Neat rules and a calm screen do not change the odds. Many people trade more, and bigger, once they feel in control, and that is a common way to lose more.
Executing brokers and their loss rates
Regulators in several places require brokers to publish the share of retail accounts that lose money on leveraged products. The figure differs by broker and by period, so check the date. IG Markets Limited (FCA licence 195355) shows 70% of retail accounts losing money on CFDs, as it appeared on its site on 27 October 2026 (source). It does not offer crypto CFDs. Find the current figure in the risk warning on the broker's own website, and read it before anything else. A broker that hides it should not get your money.
How Xaqzevoruli compares
These three platforms are well known. The table uses only what their own pages say, with a link and the date we read each one. Where it is not published, we say so.
| Platform | What it is | Software cost | Who holds your money | Source and date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xaqzevoruli | Rule-based trading software | £0 to join | An executing broker, never us | This site |
| MetaTrader 5 | Trading platform, licensed to brokers | Not stated on the page we read | MetaQuotes says it is a software company and does not provide brokerage services | Source page Retrieved 27 October 2026 |
| cTrader | Trading platform, used through a broker you choose | Not stated on the page we read | The cTrader Store says it is not a broker and does not provide brokerage services | Source page Retrieved 27 October 2026 |
| TradingView | Charting platform with optional broker connections | Free Basic plan; paid plans listed from $12.95 a month (billed annually) | Not stated on the page we read; it lists trading through selected brokers | Source page Retrieved 27 October 2026 |
Limitations and risks
This review covers a product that depends on a broker, so some answers must wait. We have not published an independent technical assessment, and we say so rather than imply one. Our comparison rests on three public pages and could be out of date the day after we read them. Prices move, terms change, and a review is a snapshot.
We also cannot tell you how the software will behave in your market, with your broker, on your connection. We have not published test results, because we do not have any that would be fair to quote, and we will not invent them.
The biggest risk is not the software. It is the market, your own decisions and the leverage involved.
Who should not use it
- Anyone who cannot afford to lose every pound or dollar they trade.
- Anyone borrowing money, using a credit card or touching savings meant for something else.
- Anyone looking for assured or steady income. No such thing exists here.
- Anyone who feels rushed, pressured or in debt.
How to judge any trading platform
- Find the company number and look it up on the official register.
- Find the broker's regulator and licence on the regulator's own site, not a link you were sent.
- Read the fee page and the withdrawal terms before depositing.
- Distrust any promise of profit, any countdown and any stranger offering to help.
- Start with an amount you could lose without harm, and test a withdrawal early.
Apply the same list to us. See also the risk disclosure.
Verdict
Xaqzevoruli is a legitimate company with a checkable record and a clear description of what it does and does not do. That is a low bar, and we are not claiming more. Whether trading is right for you is a separate question, and for most people the honest answer is that the risk is high. If you go ahead, go slowly, start small and keep your own records. Registration is open to anyone who wants to read on.
Register your interest, and take your time
Nothing is charged by registering. Read the risk disclosure first.
- Free to join. Nothing is charged at sign-up.
- Your own money stays with the broker, not with us.
- Two boxes to tick, both about risk and consent. No marketing box.