ALB
Online Forex and CFD Broker · 40, Villa Fairholme, Sir Augustus Bartolo Street, Ta' Xbiex, XBX 1095, Malta
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ALB Limited is an online forex and CFD broker with its office at Villa Fairholme on Sir Augustus Bartolo Street in Ta' Xbiex, Malta. It offers trading in forex, commodities, energies, indices, shares and crypto CFDs through its own platforms and a mobile app, with a demo account available. Enquiries can be sent through the VisitMalta.co.uk form on this page.
ALB Limited is a trading broker that runs from Ta' Xbiex, a quiet seafront district on Marsamxett Harbour between Sliema and Msida. Its clients trade online rather than in person, using contracts for difference (CFDs) and forex on a wide range of global markets, so the Malta address matters mainly as the home of the company that provides the service.
On VisitMalta.co.uk the firm is listed with other currency exchange and trading businesses in Malta. This page explains what ALB offers, the way an account is opened and how to ask a question, and it is not investment advice.
What you can trade
The headline product is forex. ALB offers more than 100 currency pairs, with low-latency execution on either an ultra-tight raw spread account or a real ECN account. A home page shows popular pairs such as GBP/TRY and EUR/TRY alongside live indicative prices, and the platform allows micro lot trading from 0.01.
Beyond currencies, the product list covers precious metals such as gold and silver, energy contracts including Brent, WTI and natural gas, stock indices including the US30, GER40, SPX500 and NAS100, and CFDs on thousands of global shares. Crypto CFDs cover Bitcoin, Ethereum and more than 60 other assets. In all, the platform covers over 300 instruments, and commodities extend to soft products such as soybean, corn and wheat.
How trading works at ALB
All forex and CFD contracts are traded on margin, which means you deposit only a fraction of the value of the contract. Margin requirements depend on the account type and start from a minimum of 2%. Margin and leverage can change with market and regulatory conditions, so read the trading conditions table on the site. Trading on margin magnifies both gains and losses, and swap rates, the interest added or paid for holding a position overnight, can also apply.
Execution is a central selling point. Most orders are filled in under 14 milliseconds, and its servers are in Equinix data centres in London and New York. Funding fees are 0%, and spreads are quoted without commission. These details are worth comparing with other brokers, and our financial services in Malta overview shows how the sector fits together on the island.
Opening an account
Starting takes three steps: create and verify your account, make a first deposit, and begin trading. A free demo account lets you try the platform without a deposit. A mobile app combines trading and account management in one place, and the support section covers deposits and withdrawals, documentation and frequently asked questions.
ALB serves private and professional traders, high net worth clients and institutions. Learning material includes a ten-part video series on reading charts, plus market news, daily research, webinars and an economic calendar. Regulated status, investor protection and segregation of funds appear among the service's headline features, and the documentation section holds the formal terms, so ask through our form which authorisation applies to your location before you register.
Living or investing in Malta
Ta' Xbiex is a short drive from the capital, covered in our Valletta guide, and from the hotels of Sliema, which you can browse in our guide to hotels in Sliema. If you are moving to the island and thinking about your finances more broadly, our relocation guide, the Malta tax guide for UK nationals and CLA Malta are useful starting points for company, tax and residence questions.
Anyone interested in how Malta became a hub for online business can also read our iGaming in Malta guide and the page on corporate tax structure. To ask ALB a question, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to the firm.
Questions about ALB
Where is ALB Limited based?
ALB Limited has its office at 40 Villa Fairholme, Sir Augustus Bartolo Street in Ta' Xbiex, Malta. Clients trade online and through a mobile app, so there is no need to visit the office to open an account.
What can I trade with ALB?
ALB offers forex pairs, precious metals, energy contracts, stock indices, share CFDs and crypto CFDs, with more than 300 instruments in all. Contracts are traded on margin, which magnifies both gains and losses.
Does ALB offer a demo account?
Yes. A free demo account is offered alongside live accounts, so you can try the platform before depositing money. Open it from the site or ask a question first through our enquiry form.
How do I open an account?
Opening an account takes three steps: create and verify your account, make your first deposit, and start trading. A mobile app and online platforms are used, and the support section covers deposits and withdrawals.
Who does ALB serve?
The broker serves private and professional traders, as well as high net worth clients and institutional investors. It is a multi-asset, multi-platform broker, with access to experienced professionals around the clock.
Is trading with ALB risky?
Forex and CFD contracts are traded on margin, so losses as well as gains are magnified. VisitMalta.co.uk does not give investment advice. Read ALB's documentation and ask about authorisation through our form before registering.
Practical information
ALB Limited is at 40 Villa Fairholme, Sir Augustus Bartolo Street, Ta' Xbiex XBX 1095, Malta. Trading takes place online and through a mobile app, so a visit to the office is not needed to open an account. Opening hours for the office are not published. To ask a question before you register, use the enquiry form on this page and VisitMalta.co.uk will pass your message to ALB.
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The details on this page were correct on 25 October 2026, as published on the ALB website. Services, prices and hours can change, so please confirm when you enquire.