Bitfxmarket Review
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Fast Facts
Contact Info and Support
Traffic information
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About Bitfxmarket
BitFxMarket operates without any valid regulatory authorisations. The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) issued a warning on 11 February 2019 stating that the website bitfxmarket.com (Bitcoinfxoption (Europe) Ltd) is not authorised to provide investment services; the claim of licence number 109/10 belongs to eToro (Europe) Ltd and does not apply to BitFxMarket (). Investigations have confirmed that purported ASIC licence No.β―491139 and FCA licence No.β―744255 are counterfeit or βcloneβ versions of licences held by unrelated firms (eToro AUS Capital Limited for ASIC and F1Markets Ltd for FCA) (). Reported address details (e.g. 639 Bonhill St, London) and licence references lack verifiable links to legitimate regulation ().
Pros and cons
Cons
- Unregulated by any recognized financial authority; CySEC has issued an official warning of unauthorised activity ().
- Use of cloned licence numbers falsely suggesting ASIC and FCA oversight ().
- Claims of regulatory compliance lack support from official registries or regulator databases.
- Official sources and investigations highlight high potential risk associated with the platform ().
