SPMarket24 Review
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About SPMarket24
SPMarket24 does not hold any valid regulatory licenses. The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has issued a warning, identifying SPMarket24 as a clone firm misrepresenting itself as associated with Safecap Investments Limited (FCA Firm Reference Number 507880); SPMarket24 is not authorised by the FCA (). The Spanish Comisión Nacional del Mercado de Valores (CNMV) has also warned that SPMARKET24 LTD is not authorised to provide investment services, including forex transactions ().
SPMarket24 is registered in the Marshall Islands. It operates without oversight from recognised financial regulators, and no evidence of segregated client accounts, investor compensation schemes, or negative balance protection is available ().
Trading conditions reported by external sources indicate a minimum deposit of USD 250 and maximum leverage up to 1:50, although data varies—some sources mention leverage up to 1:200 and include platforms such as MT4 and Sirix ().
Pros and cons
Pros
- Offers common trading platforms: MetaTrader 4 and Sirix (per third-party sources) ().
Cons
- No legitimate regulation; identified as a clone scam by the FCA and unauthorised by the CNMV ().
- Offshore registration in the Marshall Islands with no investor protections, segregated accounts, or transparency ().
- Reports of difficulties withdrawing funds and overall high-risk operations ().
