EnzoFX Review
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Fast Facts
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Traffic information
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About EnzoFX
EnzoFX is presented as operating under the name Enzo FX Global Markets LLC, registered in Costa Rica with registration number 4062001308862; this corresponds only to Costa Rica’s National Registry and does not constitute licensing for forex or financial services. No regulatory oversight from authorities such as the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), Australia’s ASIC, or Costa Rica’s SUGEF has been identified. ,
Trading information reported on secondary monitoring sites indicates account types including ECN, Professional, and Standard, with a minimum deposit reportedly around US $2 000, spreads from approximately 0.6 pips, commissions of roughly US $6 per lot, and maximum leverage up to 1:500. The broker claims support for MT5 and various asset classes such as forex and CFDs. ,
Multiple user reports highlight serious withdrawal issues: unapproved KYC, blocked access, delayed or denied withdrawals, and account lockdowns. Review platforms classify EnzoFX as unregulated and high-risk or as a scam. ,
Pros and cons
Pros
- Reportedly low spreads (from ~0.6 pips) and relatively low commission (around US $6 per lot)
- Support for multiple account types and instruments (forex, CFDs), and MT5 trading platform
Cons
- No regulation by any recognized authority, posing high risk to client funds
- Numerous user complaints about denied withdrawals, KYC delays, and account lockouts
- Opaque ownership structure and short operational history since mid-2023
