PU Prime is a forex and CFD broker that combines an STP and ECN execution model with raw-style pricing, spreads from 0.0 pips, and a low minimum deposit of $50 USD. This review covers the key facts we have on the broker, what they mean for traders, and where you should check details yourself before opening an account.

PU Prime Overview

PU Prime positions itself as a trading broker for traders who care about execution quality and pricing. The STP (straight-through processing) and ECN (electronic communication network) model means orders are typically passed to liquidity providers rather than handled as internal dealing, and spreads are shown as they come from the market plus a commission where applicable. In our review, the broker holds a rating of 3.90 out of 5.

The table below summarises the core facts we have on the broker.

Regulation and Safety

Regulation is the first thing to check with any broker, and it can differ between the entity you sign up with and the group brand. The regulatory details we hold for PU Prime are not complete enough to state a specific licence in this review. Rather than guess, we recommend that you check the legal entity named in your account agreement, then confirm its licence on the official website and on the regulator's public register before you deposit.

Also look at how client funds are held, whether the entity offers negative balance protection, and which dispute process applies. These points matter more than marketing claims, and they can vary by jurisdiction.

Account Types

PU Prime's account structure is built around its STP and ECN model. The most useful way to compare accounts is to look at the minimum deposit, the commission structure, the typical spread, and the leverage available on each one. The $50 minimum deposit makes it accessible for traders who want to start small, while the spreads from 0.0 pips point to raw-style pricing on at least some accounts. Confirm the exact specifications for each account type on the broker's account page, as conditions can change and may differ by region.

Fees, Spreads and Leverage

PU Prime lists spreads from 0.0 pips. On ECN-style accounts, this usually means the spread is very tight but a separate commission is charged per trade. Your real trading cost is therefore the spread plus any commission, plus overnight swap fees if you hold positions open past the daily rollover. Spreads also widen during news releases and in thin markets, so the advertised figure is a starting point rather than a guarantee.

Maximum leverage is listed at up to 1:2000. High leverage lets you control a large position with a small margin, which can increase both gains and losses. Available leverage depends on your jurisdiction, account type and the instrument you trade, so check what applies to your account before opening a position.

Trading Platforms

The platform options available to PU Prime clients should be confirmed directly on the broker's website, since we do not want to list platforms without verified detail here. When you assess the platform, focus on the things that affect your trading: order execution speed, charting tools, available order types, mobile access, and whether you can run automated strategies if you need them.

Deposits and Withdrawals

The $50 minimum deposit is one of the lower starting points we see in this category, and it makes testing the broker's execution with a small balance practical. Before funding, check which payment methods are supported in your country, whether any deposit fees apply, and how long withdrawals take. Ask the broker about identity verification requirements too, since these checks usually need to be completed before the first withdrawal.

Bonuses and Promotions

The current highlight is a 150% Forex Deposit Bonus. Deposit bonuses like this can add to your trading balance, but they usually come with conditions such as trading volume requirements, withdrawal restrictions, and expiry dates. Read the full terms before claiming, and work out how the bonus would be treated if you withdraw early. Promotions can also change or end, and eligibility can depend on your region.

Customer Support

Good support matters most when something goes wrong with a deposit, a withdrawal or an open position. Check the support channels, languages and opening hours on the broker's site before you open an account. Test responsiveness yourself by sending a pre-sales question and noting how quickly and clearly it is answered.

Who PU Prime Is For

PU Prime fits traders who want a low starting deposit, tight raw-style pricing from 0.0 pips, and access to high leverage where it is permitted. It may appeal to scalpers and short-term traders who care about spread cost. It is less suited to traders who want a strongly regulated environment confirmed at a glance, or who prefer a lower-leverage approach to risk.

Risk reminder: leverage of up to 1:2000 can amplify losses quickly, and most retail CFD accounts lose money. Only trade with capital you can afford to lose, and use stop-loss orders and a clear position size plan.

If you are comparing options, see our XM Group review and Headway review for other ECN and STP-style brokers, and check the PU Prime review page for updates.