Fxmarkettrade Review
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Fast Facts
Contact Info and Support
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About Fxmarkettrade
Fxmarkettrade (domain fxmarkettrade.net) is identified by the UK Financial Conduct Authority as an unauthorised firm that may be providing or promoting financial services without permission, with a warning dated 3 May 2024. The FCA advises against dealing with this firm, noting lack of access to Financial Ombudsman Service and Financial Services Compensation Scheme protections if a UK-based client engages with them. The address used is “1000 Main St, 12th Floor, Houston, Texas 77002, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA” and email support@fxmarkettrade.net ().
On its own website (fxmarketstrade.com), the firm claims to be regulated by CySEC and compliant with MiFID II, offering portfolio management and CFD trading across asset classes such as forex, commodities, indices, stocks and digital currencies. It specifies spreads (e.g. forex majors from 3 pips), leverage up to 1:150+ depending on asset class, and account types including Standard, Pro, and Premium with varying minimum balances (€250 to €20,000) and spread conditions (~1.2–1.4 pips) ().
The firm also claims, in its terms and FAQ, to be authorised by both the FCA (including a licence number placeholder) and CySEC, and to comply with MiFID II. It mentions offering clients an exclusive trading platform, requiring identity and address verification, and maximum leverage capped according to ESMA rules at 1:30 for retail clients ().
CySEC issued a warning against “FxMarketstrade” on 14 August 2025, stating the firm may be providing financial services without authorisation ().
Pros and cons
Pros
- Claims to offer multiple asset classes (forex, commodities, indices, stocks, digital currencies) and account types with variable spreads and leverage ().
Cons
- Explicit warning from FCA: unauthorised firm, no access to UK investor protections ().
- CySEC warning dated 14 August 2025 for unauthorised provision of financial services ().
- Claims of regulation by FCA and CySEC are not matched by evidence in official registers; terms include placeholder licence number ().
