Fast Facts
Regulations:
ASIC (Australia)
Contact Info and Support
Website: https://www.otfx.com/#/
Telephone: https://www.facebook.com/Otfxcom
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About OTFX
OTFX previously held an Australian Financial Services (AFS) licence, number 421246, under “Otfx Pty Ltd.” This licence was valid from August 17, 2023, until it ceased on January 25, 2024 .
No active licences or regulatory authorisations could be verified through official regulatory registers. Despite OTFX’s website claiming ASIC regulation, the AFS licence has expired, and there’s no record of current licences with ASIC, FCA, CySEC, NFA, or similar authorities. Independent reviews describe OTFX as unregulated and potentially fraudulent, with missing details on trading costs, spreads, leverage, and account conditions , .
Pros and cons
Cons
- AFS licence
421246ceased on January 25, 2024, per ASIC register . - No current regulation from recognised authorities; claims of licences are unsupported by records .
- Trading terms such as spreads, leverage, commissions, and account types are not disclosed — lack of transparency — typical of fraudulent entities .
- Reported association with prior suspicious operations (e.g. HIIFX) and alleged Ponzi-like behavior .
Pros
- Previously held an ASIC-regulated AFS licence, which, although now expired, indicates an attempt at regulatory compliance in the past .













