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About Raynar Group
Raynar Group offers trading services under the name Raynar Group LLC, registered in Ukraine, claiming to provide access to multiple asset classes including forex, CFDs, cryptocurrencies, commodities, and indices via a proprietary multi-asset platform, with account types beginning at a minimum deposit of USD 500, and offering features such as trading bonuses, signals, and 24/7 analyst support ().
The entity operates entirely without regulation by any recognized financial authority. Ukraine has no jurisdiction overseeing forex trading, and Raynar Group does not hold any valid license or registration from authorities such as FCA, CySEC, ASIC, or others. Consequently, client funds are not protected under any regulatory framework (). This absence of regulation has prompted several watchdog assessments—including BrokersView and WikiFX—to label Raynar Group as unregulated and classify it as a scam, noting the company’s failure to provide legal documentation, transparent terms and conditions, or risk disclosures ().
Pros and cons
Pros
- Offers access to multiple asset classes: forex, CFDs, cryptocurrencies, commodities, indices.
- Minimum deposit stated as USD 500; includes promotional features such as bonuses, signals, 24/7 analyst support ().
Cons
- Operates without any regulation from recognized financial authorities; no licensing or oversight ().
- No client fund protection, segregated accounts, or legal recourse through regulators ().
- Flagged by multiple independent platforms (BrokersView, WikiFX) as unregulated and potentially fraudulent ().













