FXP360 Review
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About FXP360
FXP 360 (also appearing as FXP‑360, fxp360.uk, tradingfxp360.com, cfd.fxp360.uk, fxp360.com) operates without any known regulatory authorization. The UK Financial Conduct Authority issued a warning on April 5, 2023, stating that FXP 360 may be providing financial services in the UK without authorization, followed by updates in November 2023 and January 2024. The firm is listed as unauthorised by the FCA under name FXP 360/fxp‑360.com (). The Belgian Financial Services and Markets Authority (FSMA) added FXP 360 to its warning list as a fraudulent trading platform on November 30, 2023 (). The Financial Commission also placed FXP 360 on its warning list on April 10, 2023, indicating concerns of scam or fraud ().
FXP 360 offers multiple account tiers, allegedly including Beginner, Student, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, VIP, and FXP360 Top Member, with minimum deposits purportedly ranging from £250 up to £1 million per tier. Claimed maximum leverage is up to 1:500. The broker provides a proprietary web-based trading platform only, with no mobile or desktop applications, no demo account, no negative balance protection, and no segregated or guaranteed fund mechanisms ().
Customer feedback overwhelmingly indicates fraudulent behavior. Investors report inability to withdraw funds, requests for additional payments or “verification upgrades,” blocked access to accounts, and misleading or aggressive solicitation. On Trustpilot, a user described deposit of $12 000 followed by a demand for a $3 500 “elite verification upgrade” to allow withdrawal — later helped to recover funds by a third-party agency (). Reviews on Sitejabber and other platforms similarly label FXP 360 as a scam, citing misappropriation of deposits and deceptive practices ().
Pros and cons
Pros
- No verifiable positives from regulatory standpoint or independent oversight; not recommended.
Cons
- Unauthorised by major regulators (FCA, FSMA) and listed as fraudulent by Financial Commission.
- No licences, no segregation of client funds, no investor protection mechanisms.
- High leverage (up to 1:500), lack of transparency, no demo access, no mobile or desktop trading apps.
- Numerous user reports of failed withdrawals, forced payments, blocked access, and other scam tactics.
