STUMAC Review

About STUMAC

Information directly from the broker’s official and regulator-verified sources confirms that STUMAC (also referred to as Stumac Team Creation Ltd or Stumac Forex) holds no licences or authorisations from any recognised financial regulatory authority. The broker presents itself as operating out of Hong Kong with an address at “FLAT A100 3/F MANNING INDUSTRIAL BUILDING 116‑118 HOW MING STREET KWUN TONG KOWLOON,” yet no registration or licence is found in the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) registry. These facts indicate STUMAC operates as an unregulated entity. and

Despite providing a MetaTrader 4 (MT4) platform for iOS and Android, offering STP and ECN account types, and claiming tradable instruments such as CFDs, forex pairs, precious metals, and spot indices—with spreads “as low as 0” and commission beginning at zero—no verifiable details exist on key trading terms. Verified information such as minimum deposit, leverage, base currencies, Islamic or swap‑free options, hedging or EA policies, negative balance protection, or domains beyond stumacforex.com remains unavailable.

Who it’s for

• Not applicable due to absence of regulatory oversight or safeguards for any specific trader segment.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Provides an MT4 trading platform for iOS and Android under STP/ECN models offering forex, CFDs, metals, and indices instruments, per broker’s description.

Cons

• Unregulated; no licence found with Hong Kong SFC or any other regulator.
• Lacks verified documentation on trading conditions: minimum deposit, leverage, commissions, base currencies, Islamic accounts, hedging or EAs, or risk protections.
• Website has been reported as suspended or non‑functional, raising concerns about operational reliability.