Forex Bank Review

Updated: February 12, 2026
Forex Bank
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Traffic information

CategoryMetricsMeaning
RatingsGlobal Rank-
Country Code-
Country Rank-
Category Rank-
Engagement metricsVisits684
Bounce Rate0.4734
Pageviews per Visit1
Avg. Visit Duration0
Estimated monthly visitsJuly 2025276
August 2025666
September 2025684
Top countriesTunisia (TN)62.41%
Dominican Republic (DO)37.59%
Traffic sourcesSearch45.42%
Direct32.74%
Referrals13.52%
Social5.63%
Paid Referrals1.54%
Mail0.55%
Top keywordsforex169610 ◦ $1.95 ◦ $0
forex social620 ◦ $0.4 ◦ $0
be trading540 ◦ $2.02 ◦ $0
btrader350 ◦ $0.71 ◦ $0
forez social180 ◦ $0

About Forex Bank

Forex Bank Latam (also referred to as Forex Bank) is operated by two corporate entities: CryptoMargen OU, registered in Estonia under registry number 16213637 (EMTAK 62091 / NACE 62.09) and regulated by the Estonian Financial Supervisory Authority (FSA) under Regulation No. FIVA 8/01.00/2014, with its registered address in Tallinn; and Smart Trade Company SA, incorporated in Panama under registration number 2.513 Folio 155682503 per Panama’s Law 32/1927 and Decree Law 5/1997, with a domicile in Panama City ().

The firm delivers multi‑asset brokerage infrastructure, including institutional liquidity access, proprietary platforms (B‑Trader, X‑Trade), copy‑trading systems, funding‑program software, and support for over 4,300 instruments spanning forex, spot commodities, indices, spot metals, shares, and ETFs (). The website explicitly states that Forex Bank Latam does not offer services to residents of the European Union, Israel, and Japan, citing FCA restrictions on CFD access for UK retail clients ().

No regulatory license is held for the operation of retail forex or CFD services. Several independent reviews and aggregator sources classify Forex Bank Latam as unregulated or unauthorized, with one rating service noting a regulatory index score of 0.00 and directly labelling the broker as unlicensed ().

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Supports a wide range of multi‑asset instruments (4,300+ assets across forex, commodities, indices, shares, ETFs) ().
  • Provides proprietary platforms including B‑Trader, X‑Trade, and copy‑trading tools ().

Cons

  • No regulation in major jurisdictions and absence of retail forex/CFD license ().
  • Restricted availability—does not serve clients in the EU, Israel, and Japan ().

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