BACFX R Review
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About BACFX R
BACFX‑R (also referred to as BACFX or BAAC) operates via the domain baacfx.com and positions itself as an online trading service provider offering trading in forex, metals, commodities, indices, shares, and cryptocurrencies. It claims regulation by the U.S. National Futures Association (NFA) under IDs 0538567 and 0539541, and suggests a UK foundation, yet no such registrations exist in official NFA or UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) records (). Regulators have found that those NFA IDs correspond to unrelated entities (SMART CONTRACT GROUP LIMITED and FOGEE LIMITED) and are not associated with BACFX‑R ().
WikiFX confirms that BACFX‑R (under the name BAAC) lacks any valid regulatory oversight and assigns a high-risk rating, including a “no valid regulatory information” warning, and lists a London address (275 NEW NORTH ROAD, LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM N1 7AA) and company BAAC Ltd registered in UK (registration number 09928118, since January 2024) (). TradersUnion also classifies BACFX (or “Bac”) as a scam, citing the absence of registration with Level 1, Level 2, or Level 3 authorities and unverified management details ().
Account types are reported by third-party sources (TraderKnows) rather than official disclosures. They list a STD account (base currencies USD, GBP, CAD, AUD, EUR, SGD, NZD, HKD, JPY; minimum deposit $100; average spread 1.3 pips; zero commission; maximum leverage 1:500) and a PRIME account (minimum deposit $1000; spread 0.1 pips; commission $7 per lot; maximum leverage 1:500) ().
Pros and cons
Pros
- List of tradable assets includes currencies, metals, commodities, indices, shares, cryptocurrencies.
- Offers high leverage up to 1:500 (per third-party reports).
Cons
- No regulatory licenses verified with any recognized authority; NFA claims are false and agents are unrelated entities ().
- High risk of scam or fraud, as identified by multiple independent sources (BrokersView declares status “SCAM”; TradersUnion advises avoiding it) ().
- Account terms and conditions are only available via unverified third-party platforms, not from a publicly accessible official source ().
