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Global financial services provider B2Prime Group has launched a new standalone business arm, B2Prime Retail, designed to extend the Group’s institutional-grade trading infrastructure to individual traders. The move marks a strategic expansion beyond its traditional institutional and professional client base, aiming to deliver institutional-quality execution and transparent pricing to retail participants.
Over recent years, financial services provider B2Prime Group has become a recognised liquidity partner for institutional and corporate clients. The introduction of retail services represents the next phase in its growth, offering CFDs across seven asset classes — Forex, Metals, Indices, Commodities, Energies, Cryptocurrencies, and NDFs.
The Group has also secured a DARE Licence in the Bahamas, allowing it to offer regulated digital asset services, including Crypto Spot and Perpetual Futures, to eligible clients in line with jurisdictional requirements.
Retail clients can choose between two account types:
Raw Spread, offering direct institutional spreads with fixed commissions
Standard, providing tight spreads with zero commission
Trading is supported on two main platforms — B2Trader, a multi-asset solution integrated with TradingView for advanced charting and dynamic leverage; and cTrader, which offers leverage up to 1:500 depending on client classification and jurisdictional limits.
Onboarding is fully digital, with automated KYC/AML checks enabling near-instant account setup. Deposits and withdrawals are handled through straight-through processing rails designed to minimise friction.
The company’s roadmap includes the addition of Equities, followed by ETFs, mutual funds, listed futures, and an expanded range of crypto and NDF products. Upcoming features include Copy Trading and a new Introducing Broker (IB) programme with leaderboards, tiered rebates, partner wallets, and instant payouts.
B2Prime Retail is structured as a ring-fenced business, with independent governance, management, and systems, ensuring strict information separation from institutional operations. According to the Group, this design allows the retail unit to serve individual clients without compromising the integrity of its institutional business.
For existing institutional partners, B2Prime emphasised that there will be no change to existing services, priorities, or mandates. The company’s institutional offerings will continue under separate teams with the same operational focus on reliability and precision.
“Retail traders deserve access to the standards of reliability and transparency comparable to those that professionals enjoy, within applicable regulatory protections. With B2Prime Retail, we are opening that experience to a broader audience, while keeping a clear separation from our institutional business.”
— Eugenia Mykuliak, CEO & Founder, B2Prime Group
“With the launch of B2Prime Retail, we are not just entering a segment — we are raising the standard. Our retail arm runs on the same institutional backbone. It gives traders pro-level tools and gives the market a clean, transparent model we hope more providers will follow.”
— Alex Tsepaev, Chief Strategy Officer, B2Prime Group
The launch forms part of B2Prime’s broader evolution into a multi-line financial group, with dedicated business units operating on a shared institutional-grade foundation. The company has also unveiled a new website structured for different client segments — Retail (Personal), Professional, Corporate, and Institutional — to simplify navigation and ensure clarity around product and disclosure information.
B2Prime Group operates under a multi-jurisdictional licence framework, including authorisation from CySEC (Cyprus), DFSA (Dubai), FSCA (South Africa), FSC (Mauritius), and FSA (Seychelles). Its newly acquired DARE Licence in the Bahamas supports operations in digital assets, subject to regulatory approval in the respective jurisdictions.
B2Prime Group is a global financial services provider offering multi-asset liquidity and institutional-grade trading solutions to professional and institutional clients, with a focus on reliability, transparency, and compliance.
Risk Notice:
CFDs and digital assets are complex instruments and carry a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage and market volatility. Leverage limits, product availability, and client protections vary by jurisdiction and entity. B2Prime Retail services are provided by the relevant B2Prime Group entity authorised and regulated in its jurisdiction. Clients under the DFSA entity are classified as Professional Clients only.
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