Fx Union Hub Review
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Fast Facts
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About Fx Union Hub
Fx Union Hub, operating via the domain fxunionhubmarkets.com, holds no valid regulation from recognized authorities such as NFA, FCA, ASIC or others. Searches of the NFA registry revealed no records for the firm, indicating it is unregulated. The absence of any license numbers or oversight introduces significant risks to client funds.
Information sourced from WikiFX and WikiBit indicates that Fx Union Hub Markets Limited offers four account types—Basic, Classic, Advance, and Pro—with a minimum deposit of US$100 for Basic and Classic. The broker reportedly allows maximum leverage up to 1:1000, operates via an unspecified proprietary platform (not MT4 or MT5), and provides trading in assets such as forex, metals, oil, indices, and cryptocurrencies. Spreads begin from approximately 1.5, though no details on commissions or other fees are disclosed.
Pros and cons
Cons
- No valid regulatory oversight; operating without a license poses financial and legal risks.
- Platform details are undisclosed—absence of established trading platforms such as MT4/MT5 might affect reliability and familiarity.
- Limited transparency on trading conditions; spreads and leverage available, but commissions, base currencies, withdrawal methods, and other key details are missing.
