Richardson XE Review
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Fast Facts
Contact Info and Support
Traffic information
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About Richardson XE
Richardson XE is not regulated by any financial authority. The Financial Conduct Authority issued a public warning that Richardson XE (also referred to as “Richardson Lewis / Richardson XE”) might be operating illegally in the UK without authorization. No matching record was found in the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s registry despite claims of a Singapore address at 61 Robinson Road — this indicates absence of MAS licensing. The broker does not display any regulatory or licensing information, which is typical of fraudulent operations. (FCA, MAS registries)
No information is available regarding regulation by any other jurisdiction, licensing numbers, asset types, trading platforms, account types, minimum deposit, spreads or commissions, maximum leverage, base currencies, swap-free accounts, or allowed trading methods such as hedging, scalping, or automated strategies (EAs).
Pros and cons
Cons
- A public warning was issued by the UK Financial Conduct Authority on 18 May 2023, citing unauthorized provision of financial services in the UK. (FCA warning, date included from regulator’s documentation)
- Not found in the Monetary Authority of Singapore registry, despite purported Singapore address—no MAS license.
- No visible regulatory framework or licensing — no protections such as segregation of client funds or compensation mechanisms.
