WorldQuest FX Review

Updated: June 17, 2026
WorldQuest FX
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About WorldQuest FX

WorldQuest FX, trading under World Quest LLC (Registration Number 42934578), is incorporated under the laws of Ukraine with a registered address at Naberezhnaya Street, Building 23A, Office 328, Kyiv, 02000, Ukraine, and a business address at 2A/5, Sadowa Street, 50‑046, Wroclaw, Poland. It offers trading in Forex, CFDs, commodities, indices, metals, and stocks via MetaTrader 5, with commission from $7 per lot, spreads starting from zero, and maximum leverage up to 1:500 for Forex, 1:200 for metals, and 1:100 for commodities and indices; minimum trade size is 0.01 lots. The broker's refund policy stipulates no refunds except for accounts with deposits but no executed orders, and it reserves the right to refuse withdrawals under certain conditions.

No evidence from Ukrainian (NSSMC), Polish (PFSA), Australian (ASIC), or other reputable regulators confirms that WorldQuest FX is regulated. Claims of regulation via an Australian Appointed Representative structure (license number 001313435 under World Quest Pty Ltd) are unverified in official ASIC registries. Independent investigations warn that the broker is unregulated and potentially operating in breach of regulatory requirements.

Multiple independent risk-assessment platforms rate the broker poorly and include it on scam‑watchlists due to a lack of transparent regulatory oversight, aggressive refund and client fund handling policies, and numerous client complaints about withdrawal issues.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Supports trading in Forex, CFDs, commodities, metals, indices, and stocks via MetaTrader 5.
  • Offers high maximum leverage (up to 1:500 for Forex) and minimum trade size of 0.01 lots, with zero base spreads and $7/lot commission.

Cons

  • No confirmed regulatory authorization—claims of ASIC Appointed Representative status remain unverified; no presence in registries of regulators in Ukraine, Poland, or Australia.
  • Refund policy denies refunds except in very narrow circumstances; wide discretion to refuse withdrawals.
  • Independent reviews warn of potential scam behavior, withdrawal delays, and aggressive practices toward clients.

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