Introduction to ARUM Capital

ARUM Capital (ArumPro Capital Ltd) is a Forex & CFD broker headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus. The company is regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) under license number 323/17. Founded in 2017, ARUM Capital markets itself as compliant with European Union regulations. It offers trading services to both retail and institutional clients across instruments such as Forex, indices, commodities, and cryptocurrencies.

Trading Platform & Features

ARUM Capital uses MetaTrader 5 (MT5) as its sole trading platform, available on desktop, web, and mobile applications.

Offers ECN-type accounts: ECN.Standard (with very tight spreads, sometimes from 0.0 pips, plus commission) and ECN.Classic (spread a bit higher but no commission).

Minimum deposit required is about USD 500.

Provides a demo account for practice, allows scalping, supports automated trading. MT5 comes with many built-in technical indicators, multiple timeframes, pending orders, etc.

Boasts fast order execution, with claims that 99.9% of trades are filled with minimal delay, aiming to reduce slippage.

Strengths of ARUM Capital

Clear regulation under CySEC, which adds credibility for users in Europe.

Use of MT5, a robust and feature-rich platform favored by many traders.

ECN accounts with tight spreads & reasonable commissions—good for cost-aware traders.

Demo account availability helps new traders start with no risk.

Variety of trading instruments: forex pairs, indices, commodities, and crypto allow diversification.

Weaknesses & Risks of ARUM Capital

Minimum deposit of 500 USD is relatively high; may be a barrier for small or new traders.

Some reports of withdrawal delays or difficulties when withdrawing profits.

Customer support quality is uneven—at times not timely or fully accessible.

Costs (spread, commissions, hidden fees) may not always be fully transparent, depending on the account type.

The inherent risk of CFD/Forex trading with leverage—losses can accumulate quickly if positions/risk are mismanaged.