PU Prime Review 2027Core Trading Conditions and Fees

PU Prime review 2027: high leverage, bonuses and a rewards programme

PU Prime was founded in 2015 as Pacific Union and has since rebranded and expanded well beyond its original Asian markets. It is a multi-asset CFD broker that offers cent, standard and ECN-style accounts, leverage up to 1:1000 and a large rewards and bonus programme. It has also added several regulatory licences. This review looks at the broker's offer for 2027.

Regulation

PU Prime operates through entities regulated by the Seychelles Financial Services Authority, the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius, South Africa's FSCA and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, with a further licence in the United Arab Emirates. Most retail clients are onboarded through Seychelles or Mauritius. Those jurisdictions allow high leverage and promotions and do not provide a statutory compensation scheme.

Account types

The Cent account can be opened from about $20 and trades in cent lots. The Standard account requires $50, with no commission and spreads from 1.3 pips. The Prime account quotes spreads from 0.0 pips with a commission per lot and asks for a deposit of $1,000. An ECN account is available for larger balances at a lower commission. Swap-free options exist. The gap between the Standard and Prime entry levels is wider than at some competitors.

Leverage

Maximum leverage is 1:1000, depending on the entity, account equity and instrument. The broker publishes margin rules that reduce leverage for larger accounts and around certain events. High leverage remains the main risk for small accounts.

Platforms

MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 are supported, along with the broker's own web trader and the PU Prime app, which handles trading, funding and copy trading. PU Social is the copy trading service, where followers can mirror signal providers for a share of profits. Autochartist and other analysis tools are included.

Markets

More than 1,000 instruments are available: over 60 currency pairs and CFDs on metals, indices, commodities, shares, ETFs, bonds and cryptocurrencies, with availability varying by entity.

Bonuses and rewards

PU Prime runs one of the larger promotional programmes in the sector, including deposit bonuses, cashback and a points scheme redeemable for rewards. These increase trading capacity and come with volume conditions. Promotions can encourage larger or more frequent trades than a plan would otherwise justify.

Funding and support

Deposits are accepted through cards, bank transfer, e-wallets, crypto and local methods, generally without fees. Withdrawals are processed within a day or two. Support is available around the clock in many languages. Educational material includes webinars, videos and daily analysis.

Which account makes sense

For a first live account, the Cent account lets you test execution and withdrawals with very little at stake. The Standard account is the practical choice for most small balances. The Prime account only becomes worthwhile once you can meet its deposit comfortably and trade often enough for the raw spread to offset the commission.

Before you accept a bonus

Read how the credit is treated when you withdraw and when equity falls. In many schemes the bonus is removed in proportion to any withdrawal, and it may not be available to absorb losses. A bonus should never be the reason to deposit more than you had planned.

Pros and cons

• Accounts: cent, standard and raw-spread options.
• App: trading and copy trading in one place.
• Range: more than 1,000 CFDs.
• Licences: ASIC and FSCA entities in the group.
• Prime entry: $1,000 for the raw-spread account.
• Regulation: most clients are with offshore entities.

Who is PU Prime for?

PU Prime suits traders in emerging markets who want flexible account sizes, local payments and promotions. Cost-focused traders with small balances may find cheaper raw accounts elsewhere.

Verdict

PU Prime is a fast-growing broker with a broad offer. For 2027 the key points to weigh are offshore onboarding and the pull of bonuses. Keep leverage modest and withdraw profits regularly.

PU Prime review: compare the alternatives

This PU Prime review is part of our Top 65 Forex Brokers in 2027 ranking. To compare, read the ACY Securities review and the Darwinex review.