A brokerage built to be boring about the right things

A dynasty is an institution that outlasts its founders — it survives succession, cycles, and fashion. That is the standard this firm is built against: not the fastest-growing brokerage of any given quarter, but one clients' children could plausibly still use.

Practically, that standard shows up as conservatism where it counts: claims published only when verifiable, pricing stated before the trade rather than discovered after it, and client-money arrangements set out in the client agreement instead of a marketing page. Longevity in this industry is not a slogan; it is the absence of the shortcuts that end brokerages.

• Execution-only, stated plainly

  We route and execute orders. We do not advise, manage money, or nudge clients toward trades — and every page of this site says so.

• Published pricing

  Spreads, commissions, and swaps live in public tables. The number in the specification is the number the platform applies.

• Client money treated as clients'

  How client money is held — including its separation from company funds — is set out in the client agreement published on this site, and negative balance protection caps a retail client's loss at their balance.

• Only verifiable claims

  Licensing details appear on this site exactly when they can be verified with the authority that issued them — and not a day before.

Dynasty Markets Limited is registered in Saint Lucia under company number 2026-00299, and works from an operational office at Mtsvane Street 1, Tbilisi. Those are two different places. Plenty of brokerage sites let that distinction blur — a well-known financial city named in the copy, the registered address tucked into a footnote somewhere else. Both of ours are printed in the footer of every page, next to the phone number that reaches the office.