Ultra Global FX Review
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About Ultra Global FX
Ultra Global FX, operating via ultraglobalfx.com, holds no regulation from recognized financial authorities. The broker falsely claims regulation by a non-existent “US Financial Services Authority (UFSA)” with license No. 019/192; searches in official registries such as the U.S. National Futures Association (NFA) yield no verification of such a license or registration.()
The brokerage is identified as a clone or fraudulent operation. Investigations reveal that Ultra Global FX mimicked the website design and copied content from NSBroker, a legitimate Malta‑regulated entity, while presenting misleading information.()
Reports indicate that the domain was registered only on December 24, 2020, despite the site’s claim of nine years of operational history—this discrepancy strongly suggests misrepresentation.()
Multiple independent platforms confirm the absence of valid regulation, the unreliability of trading services, and warnings against the broker, all pointing to high risk.()
Pros and cons
Pros
- None confirmed from primary sources
Cons
- Unregulated by any recognized authority
- False regulatory claims (“UFSA”) and license number fabricated
- Clone of legitimate broker’s website, copying layout and content
- Misleading operational history—domain created in 2020, yet claims nine-year history
- High risk operation; domain and services deemed unreliable
