InfixAssetsInvestments Review
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About InfixAssetsInvestments
There is no evidence that InfixAssetsInvestments holds any regulatory licence or oversight from recognized financial authorities. No registration with bodies such as ASIC, FCA, CySEC, CFTC, or similar regulators is identified on its website or through official registers. Advertising materials and site documentation lack issuer identity, licence numbers, or legal disclosures. A review by The Forex Review confirms the absence of legal documentation, negative balance protection, segregated client accounts, and licensure, and further notes that the broker is blacklisted by ASIC .
InfixAssetsInvestments advertises high leverage—up to 1:1000 for forex and 1:100 for cryptocurrencies—as well as accepting deposits exclusively via cryptocurrencies with base currency listed as BTC. Trading conditions, platforms offered, minimum deposit, spreads/commissions, account types, and withdrawal terms are unspecified or concealed in client-facing documentation .
Pros and cons
Pros
- No verifiable facts support any legitimate regulatory status or operational transparency.
Cons
- No licensing or regulatory oversight confirmed.
- No transparent legal or client-account documentation.
- Blacklisted by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).
- Extremely high leverage levels (1:1000) inconsistent with regulated broker standards.
- Funding and trading conditions unspecified, relying solely on cryptocurrency (BTC).
