Finexro Review

About Finexro

Finexro, operating via the domain finexro.com, is not authorised by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA); the FCA issued an investor warning on March 12, 2021, stating that Finexro (operated by Stronex Ltd) targeted UK consumers without authorisation. The firm is reportedly based in London and lists an address in Cyprus, but holds no FCA or CySEC licence.

Spain’s CNMV (National Securities Market Commission) similarly added Finexro to its blacklist on April 18, 2021, noting that the broker is unauthorised to provide investment services in Spain.

Multiple independent sources and user accounts report that Finexro is a scam: it is unregulated, demands initial deposits (reported minimum deposit EUR 200 or USD 250), offers unrealistically high leverage (up to 1:200), promotes guaranteed returns, and encourages use of remote access tools such as AnyDesk to access client PCs. Withdrawal requests are reportedly delayed or blocked, with investors subjected to demands for additional payments before funds are released. ,

Pros and cons

Cons

• No regulation from any recognised financial authority (FCA, CySEC, ASIC, etc.)
• Listed as unauthorised in the UK and Spain by FCA and CNMV
• Reports of deceiving practices: promised guaranteed profits, use of remote access tools like AnyDesk, high-pressure upselling
• Numerous victim accounts of inability to withdraw funds, requests for additional payments as condition for release
• Domain inactive or suspended, suggesting cessation of operations