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About ANYFX
ANYFX is an unregulated online forex broker that claims to hold licenses from multiple authorities—CySEC (license 162012/48), Seychelles FSA (1297/ANY/2008), BVI FSC (BVI FSC 16092020/2007), and SVG FSA (97112 UNI 2005)—but none of these claims are verified in official regulatory registries. According to BrokersView, no records matching these licenses or the broker’s name were found, confirming the absence of valid regulation. ANYFX’s domain was reported as non-functional in July 2022, and the company’s stated founding year (2006) conflicts with domain creation data (August 2020), both of which raise credibility concerns .
Multiple secondary sources including ForexBrokerz and WikiBit corroborate the following factual details about ANYFX: headquarters at 78 Hanbury Street, Spitalfields, London E1 5JP, United Kingdom; operations under ANY FX Limited; minimum deposit of approximately USD 100; leverage up to 1:1000; use of the MetaTrader 5 platform; six account types; and over 1,000 trading instruments offered. These sources consistently state that the broker is unregulated and therefore poses a high risk to client funds .
Pros and cons
Pros
- MetaTrader 5 platform supported
- Wide range of claimed trading instruments (1000+), multiple account types
- High maximum leverage (up to 1:1000)
Cons
- No valid regulation confirmed by any official regulator—major red flag
- Domain reported as non-functional in July 2022
- Conflicting founding information (claims of 2006 vs domain registered in 2020)













