QuesthX Review
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Fast Facts
Contact Info and Support
Traffic information
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About QuesthX
QuesthX (also operating as QuesthxPro) does not hold any licenses from recognized financial regulators such as the FCA, ASIC, SEC, FINMA, or similar authorities. Swiss regulator FINMA has issued a warning indicating the firm is not registered in its commercial register, and the FCA number displayed on the site (674409) actually belongs to Quest Corporate Finance Limited, with no relationship to QuesthX or Questh X S.A. ()
The entity presents an Istanbul address (Trump Alışveriş Merkezi, Şişli, floor 18) and claims Swiss or UK regulation; these claims are false and unverifiable. The broker appears to be unauthorised and operating through misleading credentials, consistent with regulatory “clone firm” tactics. ()
Users have reported issues with withdrawals, including blocked accounts, sudden disappearance of agents (e.g., Murilo Montiani and Diego Vilar), and loss of funds around contract maturity dates. The firm allegedly rebranded from QuesthX to QuesthxPro while continuing deceptive practices. ()
Pros and cons
Pros
- No confirmed regulatory authorization from any financial authority.
Cons
- Unauthorised broker with false regulatory claims and synthetic licensing.
- Regulatory warning from FINMA and FCA cloning using another firm's license number.
- Documented withdrawal failures and disappearance of agents following client investment.
- Rebranding from QuesthX to QuesthxPro without resolving prior issues.
