Bregco Fx Review
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About Bregco Fx
Bregco FX operates via the domain bregcofx.com and is not authorised by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). The FCA issued a warning dated 14 September 2023 stating that Bregco FX is a clone firm impersonating genuine FCA-regulated entities, specifically Exinity UK Ltd (FRN 777911) and Forextime Ltd (FRN 600475), noting there is no connection between them and the clone firm. The warning lists contact details used: address in Sioux Falls, South Dakota; telephone “+1 901 563 2757”; email and website www.bregcofx.com.
Bregco FX falsely claimed to be regulated by multiple authorities, including CySEC (license 185/12), FSCA (license 46614), FSC Mauritius (license C113012295) and NFA (license 777911), attributing them to ForexTime Limited and Exinity Limited. Investigations revealed these claims to be fraudulent and licenses stolen; Bregco FX remains entirely unregulated. The broker’s website was later reported as inaccessible, reinforcing its status as a scam.
Pros and cons
Cons
- Unauthorised clone firm as designated by the FCA
- Falsely claimed multiple regulatory licences that were misappropriated
- Website inaccessible, undermining credibility and accessibility
- No regulatory oversight or investor protection
