Finitytrade Review
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Fast Facts
Contact Info and Support
Traffic information
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About Finitytrade
Finitytrade operates via the domain finitytrade.net and presents itself as a “fully licensed online investment platform” offering trading in stocks, forex, commodities, indices, bonds, cryptocurrencies, and CFDs with account types labeled Classic (min deposit $200, max $10 000, leverage up to 1:3000), Pro (min $10 500, max $100 000, leverage up to 1:10000), and VIP (min $100 500, unlimited maximum deposit and unlimited leverage) (). The website claims a physical address at “456 Oak Avenue Springfield IL United States” and email support via support@finitytrade.net ().
No evidence of any financial regulation, licensing, or registration with recognized authorities such as the U.S. NFA or other financial regulators has been identified. Independent assessments label Finitytrade as unregulated and a high-risk or scam entity (). A consumer review accuses Finitytrade of blocking withdrawals and describes it as a scam ().
Pros and cons
Pros
- Provides detailed account tiers with deposit and leverage specifications.
- Displays contact details including claimed physical address and email.
Cons
- No regulatory oversight or licensing confirmed; not registered with the U.S. NFA or comparable regulators.
- Independent watchdogs assign low trust scores and flag high-risk indicators.
- User testimony reports blocked withdrawals and labels platform as scam.
