TridentFX advertises risk-free trading, accepts only bitcoin, names two companies and no regulator. Its own disclaimer warns you can lose all your bitcoin.
EmirFX claims to be regulated and secure but names no regulator, charges $60 to restore inactive accounts and calls itself commission-free while charging $3.
Atropi offers forex and copy trading under an offshore MISA registration in the Comoros. A client reports all of his trades reset and his account wiped.
Binolla sells high-return digital options through a Saint Lucia company registered in 2026 with an offshore MISA licence. A client says he was locked out.
CRIB Markets shows live prices frozen far from the market and no licence number. A client says it refused withdrawals and then cut off his account access.
MetaGold calls itself a licensed brokerage but shows no licence. A trader says a 246.49 USDT deposit with 1,600+ confirmations was blocked and never credited.
Kumo Markets is an SVG company with no licence that takes only BTC and USDT. A trader says it approved his KYC, then refused his withdrawal and asked for more.
Blockassetsbridge claims $248M under management, 58K investors and SEC compliance, with frozen live prices and no company number. On the FCA warning list.
Primestartrade shows a UK company number that belongs to an unrelated property firm, fakes live withdrawals, and is on the FCA warning list since July 2026.
Gold Trading Limited promises 20% in 24 hours and 100% in ten days, and claims a 2018 start on a domain registered in July 2026. FCA warning, 19 October.
Multiple Investment Capital uses fake live-activity pop-ups and a copied plan table with a 150% TEST plan. The FCA warned it is unauthorised in October 2026.
Tradingspire shares its plan table and reviews line for line with two other FCA-flagged brokers. Domain from April 2026, FCA warning on 19 October 2026.
Coin Stream Pro lists a TEST plan paying 150% per trade, claims $1m fund insurance and global regulation, yet the FCA says it is not authorised. The facts.