360°Capital

360°Capital, registered as 360 Capital LTD in Mauritius, is an unregulated entity with a low WikiFX score of 1.50, which indicates it lacks the oversight and client fund protections provided by established financial authorities.

According to WikiFX assessment, 360°Capital operates without any verified forex trading licenses from mainstream financial regulators.

Contact details for 360°Capital are not currently publicly disclosed on its primary channels.

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