CMTPRO Review

About CMTPRO

The entity “CMTPro” (domains cmtpro.com and cmt‑pro.com) is not regulated by any recognized financial authority and does not hold any valid license numbers or registration with regulators. It has been identified as an unauthorized and fraudulent online trading platform by the Belgian regulator FSMA, which issued a public warning stating that CMTPro is “not authorized to offer financial services and products in Belgium.”

The warning was later republished by the Norwegian Finanstilsynet and the Spanish CNMV, reflecting that CMTPro operates without licensing or oversight in multiple jurisdictions. No verifiable information is provided regarding its headquarters, contact details, or corporate registration.

Regulatory warnings:

• FSMA (Belgium): Warning issued that CMTPro is fraudulent and unauthorized.
• Finanstilsynet (Norway): Republished the FSMA warning.

Known trading conditions (based on broker reviews):

• Minimum deposit reportedly USD 250.
• Leverage claims vary: sources report up to 1:100 or 1:500. and
• Spreads on EUR/USD reportedly around 2.2 pips.
• No clear information on asset classes, platforms, account types, base currencies, Islamic accounts, hedging, scalping, or EA usage.

Pros and cons

Pros

• No confirmed facts supporting any legitimate features.

Cons

• Operating without any regulation in Belgium, Norway, Spain, or elsewhere, per FSMA, Finanstilsynet, CNMV.
• Flagged as fraudulent by regulators.
• Lack of transparency: no verifiable corporate, contact, or licensing information.
• Trading conditions (high leverage, high spreads, minimum deposit) inconsistent with regulated offerings.