Trust Trade Review
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About Trust Trade
Trust Trade (operating via the domain trust‑trade.eu) offers CFD trading across various asset classes—including shares, indices, forex, and cryptocurrencies—but lacks any valid regulation by recognised financial authorities. The Securities Commission of The Bahamas (SCB) added Trust Trade to its alert list as an unlicensed/unregistered entity on August 28, 2023, confirming it holds no legitimate licence to conduct forex or CFD services in the Bahamas (). Claims of regulation by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) are unsubstantiated; no matching records have been found (). WikiFX similarly indicates the broker’s regulatory status as “Unverified”, with no valid authoritative licences; leverage offerings reportedly range from 1:3 up to 1:200, and minimum deposits from €250 to €1,000,000 depending on account tier ().
No formal investor protection mechanisms such as fund segregation or compensation schemes are evident. Trust Trade does not appear in regulatory registries of recognised bodies, and lacks protective oversight commonly required under EU or UK regulations ().
Pros and cons
Pros
- Offers a range of asset classes: CFDs on shares, indices, forex, and cryptocurrencies ().
Cons
- No valid regulation from recognised authorities; classified as unlicensed by SCB and unverified by FCA ().
- Absence of investor protection frameworks, such as fund segregation or compensation schemes ().
- Leverage and deposit terms may vary significantly (e.g., leverage up to 1:200 and minimum deposit from €250), but derived from unverified sources ().
