Moa Markets Review
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Fast Facts
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Traffic information
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About Moa Markets
Moa Markets—also referred to as Moa International Limited—claimed to be regulated under the New Zealand Financial Markets Authority (FMA) via the Financial Service Providers Register (FSPR). However, the FMA indicates that Moa Markets was not authorized to issue derivatives nor to offer forex services, meaning it was not regulated. As a result, funds held by the broker were not protected under relevant laws. BrokersView classified it as a scam based on this unregulated status. The website moamarkets.com is reportedly inaccessible, compounding operational concerns.
Further corroboration comes from WikiFX, which reports that Moa Markets' status in the FSPR is “Revoked.” WikiFX also notes that the website is unavailable, describes experiences of significant financial losses by clients (e.g., forced liquidations, blocked accounts, and unsuccessful compensation), and highlights the absence of a valid forex trading license.
Pros and cons
Pros
- No verifiable regulatory protection for client funds via FMA/FSPR or other authorities.
Cons
- Unregulated or revoked regulatory status with FMA/FSPR, invalidating any claims of legitimate licensing.
- Reported website inaccessibility (
moamarkets.comdown), indicating operational instability. - Documented user losses including forced liquidations, blocked accounts, and failed recovery attempts.
