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Digixglobal — flagged scam broker

Digixglobal — A Winning Broker With No Licence Named

DIGIXGLOBAL (digixglobal.com) bills itself as “DIGIXGLOBAL — Winning Broker” with “More than 2,500 tools for trading” across forex, indices, commodities, ETFs, stocks and crypto. BrokersView flagged it on 9 July 2026. The domain was first registered on 30 December 2013, long before this brand appeared, which points to an old domain reused.

“Regulation and licensing” without a regulator

Under the heading “Regulation and licensing” the site says only: “Strict compliance with international financial standards and regulatory requirements”. No regulator, licence number, company or country is given. The footer reads “© 2026 DIGIXGLOBAL”.

Claim Evidence shown
“Winning Broker” No award named
Orders executed in “<14 ms” None
“Equinix data center co-location” None
“Without the intervention of a dealing center!” No execution policy published
Regulation and licensing No regulator named

Old domain, new brand

Scam brokers often buy expired domains with a long history. An older registration date makes a site look established to anyone who checks, and older domains can rank faster in search. A domain first registered in 2013 and a copyright line of 2026, with nothing in between, is worth noticing.

  1. Ask DIGIXGLOBAL which company holds client funds.
  2. Ask for the licence number and check it on the regulator’s site.
  3. If either answer is missing, do not deposit.

The site promises “Order execution comparable to global banks” and access to “the liquidity of the world’s largest financial capitals”. Banks publish annual reports and regulator details. On its homepage DIGIXGLOBAL publishes neither.

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What the DIGIXGLOBAL ticker hides

  • DIGIXGLOBAL lists Monero among the crypto prices on its homepage ticker, along with Bitcoin, Ether and others.
  • Tickers like this are free widgets that pull real prices from public feeds, so they look live without proving that the platform executes any trades.
  • The figures that matter are the ones DIGIXGLOBAL leaves out: its regulator, its company number, the bank or custodian holding client money and its withdrawal terms.
  • Without those, a deposit is a payment to an unknown party.

Sources: BrokersView scam alert list (Digixglobal, 9 July 2026); digixglobal.com (checked 28 October 2026); RDAP record. General information only.

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