Marketswind Review

About Marketswind

Marketswind is not authorised by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to provide or promote financial services or products in the UK; the FCA issued a public warning on 31 December 2024 declaring Marketswind as an unauthorised firm and advising individuals to avoid dealing with it, with associated contact details including the domain marketswind.net provided in the warning notice .

No evidence was found of Marketswind holding any valid licences or registrations with recognised regulatory bodies such as CySEC or Indonesia’s BAPPEBTI, despite its claims of registration; regulatory sources do not list it as an authorised entity , and investigation indicates absence from Indonesian regulator BAPPEBTI registries . Consequently, Marketswind operates without regulatory oversight or consumer protections.

Reported minimum deposit levels and account tiers—such as Starter ($500), Premium ($10 000), VIP ($50 000), and Deluxe ($100 000)—are advertised, but no verifiable information was found regarding trading platforms, asset classes, leverage, spreads, account types, base currencies, swaps, Islamic accounts, hedging, scalping, expert advisors, or domain control beyond marketswind.net; their credibility remains unsubstantiated .

Pros and cons

Cons

• Unauthorised by FCA; public warning issued by FCA (31 December 2024).
• No verification of licensing from recognised regulators such as CySEC or BAPPEBTI.
• High advertised minimum deposits without transparency of trading conditions or platforms.
• Absence of details on key operational aspects (leverage, spreads, withdrawal terms, etc.).