BUX Forex Review
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About BUX Forex
BUX Forex falsely claims UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) authorization under the name BUX Financial Services Limited, with purported license number 184333; the FCA issued a formal warning dated October 10, 2022, identifying BUX Forex as a “clone firm,” misusing details of a genuine FCA-authorised firm (). BUX Forex is not regulated by any recognized financial authority; no valid license or regulatory oversight exists ().
Trading conditions are opaque: there is no verifiable information on account types, minimum deposit, spreads, commissions, or swap policies. The broker reportedly offers leverage up to 1:100, which exceeds FCA limits for retail clients (). Payment methods advertised on the website include credit cards and e-wallets, but actual deposit options appear limited to cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, USDT-ERC20, USDT-TRC20) ().
Pros and cons
Pros
- None identifiable—no verified facts support legitimate operations.
Cons
- Identified as a clone firm by the FCA (warning issued October 10, 2022).
- Unregulated—no oversight, no investor protection.
- Lack of transparency in trading conditions—no documentation of spreads, fees, or account types.
- High leverage (1:100) incompatible with FCA rules for retail clients.
- Deposit methods restricted to non-reversible cryptocurrencies.
