Buxberg Review

Updated: March 21, 2026
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About Buxberg

Buxberg is not regulated by any known financial authority. It claims registration in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines with number 26707BC2022, but that jurisdiction does not license forex brokers (). Buxberg was added to the warning list by France's AMF (Autorité des Marchés Financiers) on July 1 2022, stating it is not authorized to offer forex services in France (). On February 23 2023, Belgium's FSMA (Financial Services and Markets Authority) also issued a warning, listing Buxberg among fraudulent platforms operating without authorization ().

The broker advertises a minimum deposit of $2 500 and offers high leverage up to 1:400. It purportedly provides multiple account types (e.g. Beginner, Standard, Intermediate, Advanced, Integral, VIP), trading platforms (desktop, web, mobile), and a wide asset range including currencies, commodities, stocks, digital currencies, metals, and indices (). Specifics on spreads and commissions are not clearly disclosed beyond claims of “low commissions” and unspecified variable spreads ().

Buxberg’s trustworthiness is further questioned by independent reviews: TradersUnion labels it unregulated and advises against use (); BrokersView and ForexBrokerz describe it as offshore, unlicensed, and employing opaque or potentially malicious terms (such as referral-only access, refusal of chargebacks) (); Scam Detector assigns a low trust score of 28.5/100 ().

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Wide range of tradable instruments across multiple asset classes ().
  • Offers multiple account types and trading platforms (desktop, web, mobile) ().
  • High leverage up to 1:400, which may appeal to experienced high-risk traders ().

Cons

  • Lacks any recognized regulatory oversight; considered unregulated and potentially fraudulent ().
  • Named in regulatory warnings by French AMF (unauthorized in France) and Belgian FSMA (fraudulent platform) ().
  • High minimum deposit requirement ($2 500) may hinder accessibility ().
  • Trading conditions such as spreads, commissions, fees, and withdrawal processes are not transparently disclosed ().
  • Independent reviews consistently flag it as high risk or outright scam ().

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