Trading&Co Review

Updated: May 20, 2026
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About Trading&Co

Trading&Co (website tradingandco.fm) does not appear in any official registers of financial regulators such as the Central Bank of Ireland (CBI), the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), ASIC in Australia, or CySEC. Claims of regulation by a “Global Financial Authority (GFA)” are false—this entity offers neither forex licenses nor regulatory oversight. Consequently, Trading&Co is unregulated and investor funds are not protected by any legal framework or compensation scheme.

The domain tradingandco.fm was registered in October 2020 and expired in October 2022. The website is currently inaccessible, indicating operational discontinuity. At best, this is a significant red flag pointing to potential fraud or abandonment.

Available information indicates that Trading&Co offered high-risk trading conditions: minimum deposit levels between USD 50 and USD 100; leverage reportedly reaching 1:100 to 1:400, well above limits allowed in regulated jurisdictions; MT4 and MT5 trading platforms; spreads from approximately 1.5 pip to over 2.5 pips; withdrawal fees up to 4%, and deposits via cryptocurrencies only—transactions not eligible for chargebacks.

Who it’s for

  • There is no verified target audience based on reliable regulatory or service information; the available data instead indicates that Trading&Co operated as an unregulated, likely fraudulent platform. Consequently, defining a responsible audience is not possible.

Pros and cons

Cons

  • Unregulated entity; no legal protection or compensation for clients.
  • Registration in Ireland unverified and misleading.
  • Claims of regulation by non-existent "Global Financial Authority" are false.
  • High leverage up to 1:400 and high spreads/fees increase trader risk.
  • Deposits via cryptocurrency and withdrawal fees (~4%) hinder fund recovery.
  • Website currently offline, suggesting operational discontinuity or scam.

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