QOIN TECH Review

Updated: April 12, 2026
QOIN TECH
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About QOIN TECH

QOIN TECH, operating under the name Qoin Services Ltd and presenting itself via the domain qointech.co, holds no valid regulatory authorisation. It is not registered with the Japan Financial Services Agency (Japan FSA), despite displaying the agency’s logo, nor does it hold authorization from the United States National Futures Association (NFA) ().

WikiFX classifies QOIN TECH as illegal, stating that all licences have expired, and lists it among scam brokers. The broker is based in Japan, has reportedly been operating for less than a year, and uses the trading name QOIN TECH via qointech.co ().

Trading instruments are said to include approximately 31 currency pairs (major FX pairs and JPY crosses) and certain cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash). A trading platform compatible with TradingView, mobile app, and web trader is reportedly offered. Leverage reportedly stands at up to 25× for individuals and 10× for RUB/JPY and TRY/JPY, reportedly reviewed weekly for corporations. No commission is stated, though a “position management fee” may apply. Deposits are via direct or transfer methods; withdrawals are reportedly free, with an aim of within 3 business days. Trading hours are stated as Monday 7:10 AM to Saturday 6:50 AM (US Standard Time) or Saturday 5:50 AM during US Summer Time ().

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Offers diverse tradable assets, including FX (31 pairs) and cryptocurrencies.
  • Trading tools include compatibility with TradingView and real‑time charts.
  • Leverage options detailed for individuals and certain pairs.

Cons

  • No regulatory oversight; unregulated and unauthorised by major authorities.
  • Deceptive use of Japan FSA logo despite lacking registration.
  • Reports of withdrawal issues, required fees to release funds, and blocked accounts.
  • Domain recently registered; lack of transparency in legal disclosures and documentation.

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