Axis Market FX Review
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About Axis Market FX
Axis Market FX operates via the domain axismarketfx.com and claims to offer trading in stocks, commodities, forex, ETFs, indices, and bonds, under the name Dilna Investments Ltd. It asserts regulation by the Seychelles Financial Services Authority (FSA) as a Securities Dealer—claims explicitly refuted by the FSA: the entity holds no license now or at any time ().
The FSA issued a public warning on 9 November 2020 stating that Axis Market FX falsely advertises regulation and urges members of the public to exercise extreme caution (). Multiple investor reports describe fraudulent behavior including tactics involving fake traders soliciting deposits via social media (e.g. Facebook), preventing withdrawals, demanding commissions or tax payments before releasing funds, and ultimately refusing communication ().
Pros and cons
Pros
- None verified from primary sources.
Cons
- False claims of FSA Seychelles regulation as Securities Dealer; no valid license exists ().
- Documented investor complaints involving inability to withdraw funds, demands for upfront fees or commissions, and social media–based solicitation ().
