Solar Markets Review

About Solar Markets

Solar Markets operates via the domain solarmarkets.co.uk, presenting itself as based in the United Kingdom, but no relevant licensing or regulatory information is provided on its platform. Searches in the UK Financial Conduct Authority’s register yielded no authorized entity under the “Solar Markets” name or domain, indicating the absence of FCA oversight. Additionally, the broker’s website fails to disclose its legal entity, physical address, or any registration details consistent with UK financial services regulations. These documented gaps confirm an unregulated status.

The platform advertises trading in cryptocurrencies and offers various investment packages with “guaranteed returns,” including high leverage without defined limits, and a minimum deposit of GBP 10,000. These claims deviate sharply from regulatory norms in the UK and EU, where crypto derivatives trading and unlimited leverage are prohibited for retail clients, and guaranteed returns are not permitted under FCA rules. Withdrawal conditions include restrictive turnover requirements tied to bonuses and administrative fees on inactive accounts—practices commonly flagged in unregulated operations.

Pros and cons

Pros

• None confirmed from verified regulatory information or reputable official sources.

Cons

• No valid regulation by FCA or equivalent authority in the UK or EU.
• Anonymous operations without legal entity, address, or company registration provided.
• Use of high, unlimited leverage and guaranteed return claims that contravene regulations.
• Withdrawals restricted by bonus-related turnover requirements and inactivity fees.