Alpha Exchange International Review
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About Alpha Exchange International
Alpha Exchange International is not regulated by any financial authority. The broker falsely claims to be a subsidiary of "Alpha Exchange International PLC" regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority with license number 434413, but this license belongs to ActivTrades Plc, and the FCA-registered domain is different from Alpha Exchange International’s. The Securities Commission of The Bahamas issued a warning that the entity operates without authorization. Alpha Exchange International offers neither MT4 nor MT5 platforms, but instead only a basic binary options interface, and reportedly provides no transparent information on account types, asset classes, leverage, spreads, deposits, or withdrawal procedures. When active, the website accepted crypto payments and may have offered leverage up to 1:400, which is inconsistent with FCA standards. All domains associated with this broker are unverified and likely unsafe.
Pros and cons
Pros
- No verifiable regulation or licensing noted, indicating a high risk of fraud.
Cons
- False claims about UK FCA regulation, using ActivTrades Plc’s license and misleading domain information.
- Warning issued by the Securities Commission of The Bahamas for unauthorized operations.
- Offers only a binary options platform; no access to legitimate MT4 or MT5 systems.
- Lack of transparency regarding spreads, leverage, account types, and funding/withdrawal procedures.
