Expotoro (Tratoro aka PayBack Toro) Review
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About Expotoro (Tratoro aka PayBack Toro)
The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has issued a clone warning for Expotoro / Tratoro / PayBack Toro, stating that these names are used by an unauthorised firm impersonating the FCA‑authorised eToro (UK) Ltd, FRN 583263. The clone uses false contact details and website domains expotoro.com and pbtoro.com (). The FCA confirmed that Expotoro is not regulated, is not affiliated with eToro (UK) Ltd, and advises the public to avoid dealing with the clone firm ().
The clone sites falsely display the FCA reference number 583263—which actually belongs to eToro (UK) Ltd—and link to the genuine eToro and FCA websites to mislead users (). Consumers engaging with the clone firm are not protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) nor by the Financial Ombudsman Service ().
Who it’s for
- There is no legitimate audience: Expotoro / Tratoro / PayBack Toro is a clone scam aimed at deceiving individuals seeking regulated trading.
Pros and cons
Pros
- None — no verified regulation, platforms, or protections exist.
Cons
- Unauthorised clone of eToro (UK) Ltd, FRN 583263.
- Uses misleading domains
expotoro.comandpbtoro.com. - No access to FSCS or Financial Ombudsman Service.
- Misrepresentation via falsified regulatory credentials.
