Liri Financial Limited Review
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About Liri Financial Limited
The broker Liri Financial Limited is registered in New Zealand as a Financial Service Provider with FSP number 171704 under New Zealand law, and is a member (#3756) of the independent dispute resolution scheme operated by Financial Service Complaints Limited .
Liri Financial Limited offers forex trading services, supporting the MetaTrader 4 (MT4) and TFTrader platforms. The website references narrow spreads and a rebate program for introducing brokers, but no minimum deposit, maximum leverage, base currencies, swap‑free or Islamic account options, or detailed commission/spread figures are disclosed .
The website includes a risk disclosure stating that forex and derivatives trading involve high risk, and recommends that investors trade only with capital they can afford to lose. It also notes that Liri Financial does not accept clients from the United States, Sudan, Syria, North Korea, and Vanuatu .
A review by BrokersView indicates that Liri Financial Limited claims registration with the New Zealand Financial Markets Authority under number 3184030, but is not authorized by the NZ FMA to provide financial services. Therefore it is unregulated and investor funds are not protected under relevant laws, with the reviewer classifying the operation as a scam .
Who it’s for
- Forex traders familiar with MT4 and possibly TFTrader platforms who prioritize access without providing regulator‑verified protection.
- Introducing brokers or affiliates attracted by rebate offerings, understanding there is no regulated oversight.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Registered as an FSP in New Zealand with membership in a dispute resolution scheme (#3756) .
- Supports industry-standard trading platform MT4 and proprietary TFTrader, with reportedly narrow spreads and rebate program .
Cons
- Not authorized by the New Zealand Financial Markets Authority to provide financial services, therefore unregulated and classified as high‑risk/scam by regulatory insight .
- No publicly available information on key trading terms such as minimum deposit, leverage, base currencies, swap‑free accounts, or commission structures.
- Restricted from accepting clients from several jurisdictions including the United States, Sudan, Syria, North Korea and Vanuatu .
