Mayfair Exchange Mayfair Finance Review

About Mayfair Exchange Mayfair Finance

Mayfair Exchange / Mayfair Finance operates under the domain mayfair.exchange and is registered in Dominica at “CNR Old and Church Street, PO Box 2290, Roseau, World Trading Center,” with additional contact points in Stockholm at “Klarabergsviadukten 70, 111 64.” It offers trading in instruments including forex, commodities, indices, and stocks via a web-based platform. It asserts ownership by Central Finance Outsource Limited. No regulatory authorisations, licence numbers, minimum deposit, leverage, spreads or account types are presented on its site, and no segregated accounts, Islamic/swap‑free options, or hedging/scalping/EA policies are disclosed. ()

The UK Financial Conduct Authority has listed Mayfair Exchange / Mayfair Finance as an unauthorised firm operating in the UK, stating that it is not authorised to provide financial services or products. The listing includes their operational addresses, telephone numbers, emails and website. Consumers using this firm have no protection under the Financial Services Compensation Scheme or access to the Financial Ombudsman Service. ()

Multiple independent sources confirm that Mayfair Exchange / Mayfair Finance lacks any valid regulation from recognised authorities, marking it as a scam. Traders‑Union categorises it as unregulated with no oversight by Level 1 (e.g., FCA, ASIC), Level 2, or Level 3 jurisdictions. Other analyses note its offshore Dominica registration and insufficient transparency. ()

Pros and cons

Pros

• Claims to offer trading in several asset types (forex, commodities, indices, stocks).

Cons

• No regulatory authorisation; listed as unauthorised by the FCA with details in their warning notice. ()
• No disclosures on account types, minimum deposit, commissions/spreads, leverage, base currencies, Islamic/swap‑free options, or hedging/scalping/EA rules.
• Allegedly numerous withdrawal delays and non-responsiveness reported by investors in scam‑warning sources. ()