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Metaglobal Brokers flagged as a scam broker by AEDFIX

Metaglobal Brokers Scam — A Borrowed Australian Licence

Verdict up front: Metaglobal Brokers (metaglobalbrokers.com) promises trading “in a fully regulated environment” and says it holds authority through an Australian licensed firm. Australia’s ASIC flagged the site on 18 June 2026 (listing it as “Meta Pro Trade Markets”), and British Columbia’s BCSC warned about it on 25 June 2026. The domain was registered on 21 November 2025 — about ten months ago.

Website metaglobalbrokers.com
What it offers Forex, crypto, metals, indices, crypto perpetual futures; “Liquid Charts” platform
Leverage Up to 1:500
Funding USDT (TRX), BTC, card; “start with as little as $10”
Regulators ASIC (Australia) 18 June 2026; BCSC (Canada) 25 June 2026
Domain registered 21 November 2025 (NameCheap) — about 10 months old

Someone else’s licence

The FAQ answers “Is Metaglobal Brokers a regulated broker?” by saying it is “a Corporate Authorised Representative” of a named Australian firm and quoting that firm’s Australian Financial Services Licence number. Australia’s regulator, ASIC, then put metaglobalbrokers.com on its list of sites to avoid. The licensed firm named is not accused of anything here; the problem is a website using its licence to look legitimate.

You can check any claimed authorised representative on ASIC’s Professional Register in a few minutes. Do it before you deposit, not after.

Asked to deposit with Metaglobal Brokers?

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✎ FILE A COMPLAINT ABOUT METAGLOBAL BROKERS

The complaint form goes straight to our case team — include the website, what you paid and any screenshots. Do not share recovery words with anyone.

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1:500 leverage for Australians

The VIP account advertises “leverage up to 1:500” and a $100,000 minimum. Australian rules cap retail forex leverage at 1:30, and crypto CFDs at 1:2. A broker genuinely operating under an Australian licence could not offer retail clients these terms.

USDT in, ‘wires coming soon’

The minimum deposit is $10 “via USDT-TRX”; bank wires are “coming soon”. Crypto-only funding means there is no bank to ask for a chargeback if things go wrong.

A five-level affiliate plan

Affiliates earn “$4 per lot” on referrals through “a tiered commission structure, which goes up to five levels”. Multi-level referral pay is a hallmark of schemes that grow by recruitment.

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⚠ Verified evidence

  • ASIC flagged metaglobalbrokers.com on 18 June 2026; the BCSC warned on 25 June 2026.
  • The site claims to operate under another firm’s Australian licence.
  • It advertises 1:500 leverage — far above Australian retail limits.
  • metaglobalbrokers.com was registered on 21 November 2025.

Who is being targeted

Traders in Australia and Canada — the two regulators that have flagged it — who search for a low-deposit, high-leverage broker. Low entry, high leverage and crypto funding is the pattern to walk away from.

Lost money with Metaglobal Brokers?

Stop all further deposits to Metaglobal Brokers, whatever the account manager promises. Card payment? Request a chargeback for “services not provided” as soon as possible. Screenshot your Metaglobal Brokers account page now, before it disappears.

  • Collect bank statements, emails and the Metaglobal Brokers account history in one folder.
  • Report Metaglobal Brokers to ASIC — they issued the warning and collect victim reports.

Asked to deposit with Metaglobal Brokers?

✎ FILE A COMPLAINT ABOUT METAGLOBAL BROKERS

The complaint form goes straight to our case team — include the website, what you paid and any screenshots. We never need your password.

Sources, checked 30 September 2026: ASIC and BCSC warnings via IOSCO I-SCAN (18 and 25 June 2026) · RDAP registration record for metaglobalbrokers.com · the live page at metaglobalbrokers.com, read in full. A regulator’s warning is an alert, not a conviction. For information only — not financial advice.

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