LitCrypto Review
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About LitCrypto
LitCrypto (or LitCryptoFx, also known as P240 Ltd) is not registered or licensed by the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA), nor by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), BaFin (Germany), AMF (France), CNMV (Spain), or Finanstilsynet (Denmark); no corresponding entries were found in the respective official registries. The broker’s site claims a fictitious “US MFSA” license, which is not an existing regulatory body. These facts indicate that LitCrypto operates without valid regulation.
The broker advertises a minimum deposit of USD 300 and maximum leverage up to 1:200, with trading in commodities (e.g., gold, silver), share indices (e.g., AUS200, DAX 30), and energies (e.g., UKOil, USOil). However, these trading conditions are communicated only via promotional or third-party review sites and lack confirmation from any regulatory documentation or official disclosure.
Regulators in Malta and Italy have issued warnings about LitCrypto or its associated entities, noting that they are not authorised to offer financial services, and the stated regulatory affiliations are false. These warnings underscore that consumers have no legal protection when dealing with this broker.
