ELITEVISION Review

About ELITEVISION

EliteVision (website: elitvision.eu) is not regulated by any recognized financial authority, and it was explicitly added to the Spanish regulator CNMV’s warning list on December 2, 2024, for providing investment services without authorization. The CNMV listing includes EliteVision among other unauthorized entities ().

The broker claims multiple international addresses—including London, Stockholm, Sydney, Dubai, Chicago, Milan—but these are unverifiable and likely fabricated. Investigations found no legitimate company registration in these jurisdictions or in the Marshall Islands, the jurisdiction mentioned in the Terms & Conditions ().

Trading conditions such as minimum deposit requirements (€5,000 to €200,000), leverage up to 1:400 (or 1:200), and asset offerings (Forex, CFDs, crypto, stocks, indices, commodities) are noted on the website; however, these terms are inconsistent and unsupported by any regulatory oversight. Payment and withdrawal systems are opaque and non-functional, raising significant operational concerns ().

Pros and cons

Pros

• Claims of a wide range of trading instruments (Forex, CFDs, cryptocurrencies, indices, commodities)

Cons

• Unregulated and unauthorized broker; listed by CNMV for illegal operation
• Fabricated or unverifiable company presence despite multiple claimed offices
• High minimum deposit levels without transparency
• Inconsistent and opaque trading conditions (e.g., varying leverage)
• Non-functional deposit interfaces and lack of clear payment/withdrawal processes