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Investor education

Understand the marketsbefore you use them.

Growbit is a regulated platform operated by Alegra Capital (Lie) Ltd. We publish plain-language guides on how regulated brokers work, what investor protections exist in the EEA, and how to read what you sign before you sign it.

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What you'll understand

Three things every investor should know.

Who regulates whom
EEA brokers report to a named financial market authority. Ours is the FMA Liechtenstein. You can look us up on their public register before you ever fund an account.
What you sign
Terms of service, risk disclosure and privacy policy aren't legal theatre — they describe how your account works and what happens if something breaks. We explain ours in plain English.
How markets behave
Spot vs leveraged, market hours, what a spread is, why prices move at the open. The basics that mean the difference between investing and gambling.
About the operator

Alegra Capital (Lie) Ltd.

Growbit is a trade name of Alegra Capital (Lie) Ltd., a Vaduz-based asset management company licensed by the Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority (FMA) — one of the more respected EEA regulators in private banking and asset management. The licence is verifiable on the regulator's public register; we publish the direct link below.

Open the FMA register → fma-li.li
EntityAlegra Capital (Lie) Ltd.
JurisdictionLiechtenstein
RegulatorFMA Liechtenstein
OfficeVaduz
Licence typeAsset management

Questions we hear a lot.

Do I have to invest money to read the material?
No. Reading is free and the account itself is free. Funding is a separate step and entirely your choice.
Is investing or trading risky?
Yes. Every market product carries the risk of partial or total loss of capital. Past performance does not guarantee future results. This is why regulators require risk disclosures.
How do I know a broker is real?
Every legitimate broker is on a regulator's public register. For us that's fma-li.li. If a platform can't point you to a regulator's register, that's a serious warning sign.
What does KYC mean and why is it required?
Know-Your-Customer. Regulators require brokers to verify the identity of every account holder to prevent money laundering and protect users. Brokers that skip KYC are not operating legally.
Where can I learn more?
Our help center has articles on each topic above. You can also email support@growbit.one with specific questions.

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