Alphabullmarket Review
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About Alphabullmarket
AlphaBull Market’s website states that it offers trading or investment exposure to Forex, commodities, and cryptocurrencies. It advertises returns of up to 14% per month, an investment minimum of $2,010, and account activation with an initial deposit of $100. The website instructs users to transfer funds in USDT via the TRC20 network.
The website does not provide a regulator licence number or identify a regulated legal entity. It names Mateus Salles as CEO and founder and lists Miami, United States, in its company information. The site also states that it does not use trading robots and that investments are managed by traders.
The FCA issued a warning for Alphabull Markets on 16 January 2026, stating that the firm was unauthorised and may have been targeting people in the United Kingdom. The FCA warning lists www.alphabullmarkets.com, which differs from the reviewed website, alphabullmarket.com; the regulator’s notice does not identify a connection between the two domains. The FCA also states that customers dealing with the warned firm would not have access to the Financial Ombudsman Service or FSCS protection.
Pros and cons
Pros
- The website lists Forex, commodities, and cryptocurrencies as available markets.
- The website supports deposits in USDT through the TRC20 network.
- The website states that account activation requires an initial deposit of $100, while the advertised investment amount starts at $2,010.
Cons
- No regulator licence number or regulated legal entity is identified on the website.
- The FCA lists the similarly named Alphabull Markets as an unauthorised firm and advises consumers to avoid dealing with it.
- The FCA warning lists
www.alphabullmarkets.com, while the reviewed website usesalphabullmarket.com; the FCA notice does not establish that the domains are operated by the same entity. - The website advertises returns of up to 14% per month, while also stating that trading and leveraged foreign-exchange activity involves a risk of losing invested capital.
