Nexora Prime FX — A ‘TEST’ Plan Paying 150% a Trade
Nexora Prime FX offers a $100 bonus plus 20% extra profit and still lists a plan named TEST that pays 150% per trade. The FCA has warned about the site.
Quantum Trade Desk — Claims 2018, Domain From 2026
Quantum Trade Desk claims a 2018 start on a domain registered in April 2026, adds Tesla and property content to a broker template and is flagged by the FCA.
Elite Vault Holdings — One Month Old, 22 Million Users
Elite Vault Holdings claims 22 and 25 million users and a 2019 copyright on a domain registered in September 2026, copying a famous platform. ASIC warns.
Eunoiamarket — 9.1% a Month and an ASIC Warning
Eunoiamarket offers 9.1% interest a month, calls the Seychelles regulator the FCA and names three different operators. Australia ASIC has warned about it.
100xMarkets Review — 28 Wins, 0 Losses, 578 Trades
100xMarkets shows a copy trader with 28 wins, 0 losses and 578 trades, frozen prices and two leverage limits. New Zealand FMA warns about the operator.
World Fortress Investment — Millionaire With No Risk?
World Fortress Investment promises up to 5% a day, a returned capital guarantee and wealth without risk. New Zealand FMA has warned about the site.
SparkFX Scam — 100% Bonus and Invest for Higher Return
SparkFX (spkfx.com) offers a 100 percent deposit bonus up to 500 dollars and tells visitors to invest for a higher return, with no licence shown. Check first.
Kasper Capital Markets Scam — 500x Leverage, No Licence
Kasper Capital Markets (kasperfx.com) calls itself a premier forex platform with 0.01-second execution and 1:500 leverage, but names no licence. Check first.
Nivi Finserv Scam — WhatsApp Signals and a Personal Manager
Nivi Finserv (nivifinserv.com) collects WhatsApp numbers so a personal manager can call with highly accurate signals. Its success counter reads 0 percent.
Forex Blend Scam — Take Advance of Your Skills
Forex Blend (forexblend.com) says a reliable forex firm adheres to strict regulatory standards, but names no regulator or company. It is on a scam broker list.
Pips Star Scam — Page Title Still Reads Home Ticket
Pips Star (pipsstar.com) calls itself a trusted, innovative trading environment, but its page title is still a template and it names no licence. Check first.
FortressFX Scam — Two-Minute Withdrawals for Indian Traders
FortressFX (fortressfx.com) promises INR withdrawals in about two minutes and 1:500 leverage to Indian traders, with no licence. It is on a scam broker list.
MOT Capital Scam — Mongolian Site, Stale Prices, No Licence
MOT Capital (motcapital.com) targets Mongolian traders with AI web trading and a price strip stuck at zero change. It names no licence. It is on a scam list.
KriptleFx Scam — PAMM and Copy Trading, No Company Named
KriptleFx (kriptlefx.com) sells PAMM, copy trading and 1:400 leverage from a $100 deposit, with no company or licence named. It is on a scam broker list.
FutureFund Investment Scam — Highly Successful, No Licence
FutureFund Investment Limited (futurefundinvestmentlimited.com) calls itself highly successful worldwide from a Saint Lucia agent address. It is on a scam list.
Pleasing Golden Scam — 500x Gold Trading, Empty Price Table
Pleasing Golden (pleasingolden.com) sells gold and wholesales trading at 500:1 with a price table full of dashes and no licence. It is on a scam broker list.
Crownex Capital Group Scam — A Bishopsgate Address
Crownex Capital Group (crownexcapitalgroup.com) gives a City of London tower address and UK mobiles but no FCA number. It is listed on a scam broker list.
Centrino Capital Scam — A Free $5,000 Live Account
Centrino Capital (centrinocapital.com) offers a free $5,000 live account and a 100% deposit bonus, with no regulator named. It is listed on a scam broker list.