Solana Markets Review
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Fast Facts
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About Solana Markets
Solana Markets operates without any license from recognised financial regulators. The UK Financial Conduct Authority issued a warning on October 12, 2022, stating that Solana Markets was providing financial services in the UK without authorisation. A further update on August 10, 2023, reiterated this warning and drew attention to new domains used by the firm. The broker is not registered with the UK FCA, nor with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), despite claims of having offices in the UK and Australia.
Solana Markets appears to offer trading via WebTrader, desktop, and mobile platforms, with a stated minimum deposit of US $10,000. It markets itself as a forex and CFD provider, including crypto-based assets. No verified information is available regarding its account types, spreads, leverage, base currencies, or policies on hedging, scalping, EAs, swap-free accounts, NBP, or client fund segregation.
Who it’s for
- There is insufficient verified information to responsibly define a target audience for this broker.
