Mixfinancing Review

About Mixfinancing

Mixfinancing operates via the domain mixfinancing.com and presents itself as a broker based in London (address listed as 22 Bishopsgate, London, England, EC2N 4BQ) offering trading in currencies, indices, cryptocurrencies, and futures, with advertised leverage up to 1:50 and account types labeled Basic, Platinum, and Diamond—all without providing verifiable regulatory details, minimum deposit amounts, or clear trading platforms.  

The German financial regulator BaFin issued a formal notice on 22 November 2022 stating that Mixfinancing does not possess authorisation under the German Banking Act (Kreditwesengesetz – KWG) to conduct banking or financial services, and is not supervised by BaFin. The notice warns that the information on mixfinancing.com gives reasonable grounds to suspect unauthorised financial activity in Germany. 

Additional investigative reporting and legal commentary reveal numerous complaints from investors, alleging deceit and inability to withdraw funds, use of a fake London address, and lack of any legitimate company registration or contact details beyond an email. Legal analyses suggest that Mixfinancing may be engaging in online investment fraud.  

Pros and cons

Pros

• No verifiable positive factual data found confirming regulatory compliance or safe practices.

Cons

• No valid regulation or licensing; unauthorised to conduct financial services in Germany per BaFin notice.
• Complaints of investor deception, fund withdrawal issues, fake address, and lack of transparency on operations.