Inolign calls itself “The Pinnacle of Elite Trading” and promises “Confident Trading Starts Here”. Belgium’s regulator FSMA added inolign.com to its list of fraudulent platforms on 24 September 2026. The domain was registered on 13 March 2026.
“Regulated banks”, unnamed
The site says: “Your capital is held in separate accounts at regulated banks.” It never says which banks, or which regulator supervises Inolign. Its “Regulatory Discipline” section describes only “stringent internal oversight and compliance” — in other words, it supervises itself.
| Claim | What the page actually shows |
|---|---|
| London office, 30 Stamford St | No FCA authorisation for a London broker |
| “Four pillars that set us apart” | Only three pillars listed |
| “24/5 Dedicated Support” | Described as “around the clock” |
| Customer reviews | The same three testimonials shown twice in a row |
Gap trading and savings accounts
The Products menu lists “Gap Trading”, “Arbitrage Trading” and “Saving Accounts”. A trading platform offering savings accounts needs a banking licence; Inolign shows none. Phone numbers are listed for the UK, Australia, Canada and Switzerland, a spread that suits cold calling across several countries.
How to check a Belgian warning
- Open the FSMA warnings page and search the platform name.
- Inolign is entry 27 in the 24 September 2026 list of 51 fraudulent platforms.
- If you have paid, report it to your bank and to the FSMA through its consumer contact form.
⚠ Data points
- FSMA warning, 24 September 2026.
- No bank or regulator named.
- Three of “four pillars”.
- Domain registered 13 March 2026.
Sources: FSMA list of fraudulent platforms (24 September 2026); inolign.com (checked 23 October 2026); RDAP record. General information only.
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