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Levels holds no regulatory licence and has drawn multiple user complaints about withdrawals that never arrive and spreads that widen without warning. WikiFX scores it 1.48 out of 10.
US Senate Democrats are urging regulators to investigate President Donald Trump's memecoin after almost one million investors reportedly lost a combined US$3.8 billion following the token's dramatic rise and collapse.
For years, online fraud relied on stolen photographs, fake identities and text conversations. Victims often noticed inconsistencies when scammers refused to appear on camera, avoided phone calls or struggled to maintain believable conversations. These warning signs helped expose many fraudulent schemes before money changed hands. Generative AI now allows scammers to create realistic profile photos, produce fluent conversations in multiple languages, clone voices and even generate convincing videos.
For many traders, the spread is little more than a number displayed on a trading platform. It is accepted as the price of entering the market and rarely questioned. But experienced traders know that not every spread reflects genuine market conditions. When that happens, it could be something called spread cheating.
SuperEther presents itself as a forex and crypto broker but holds a WikiFX score of 1.35 and has been publicly warned by both the FCA and AMF for operating without authorisation.
A clear explanation of how Introducing Brokers earn rebates from your forex trades and how rebates can lower your net cost, but are not a trading strategy.
BRAC EPL has operated in Bangladesh since 2009 but holds no regulatory licence from any recognised authority. Its 2.06 WikiFX score reflects the absence of oversight, and the product range is limited to equity trading via a mobile-only platform.
LQH MARKETS scores 1.80 on WikiFX and holds no regulatory licences. Multiple user complaints from Nepal, Indonesia, and Iraq describe a recurring pattern: profits are withheld, accounts are terminated, and withdrawal requests go unpaid with vague justifications.
Born2trade has launched a copy trading service powered by Brokeree Solutions' Social Trading system, its third vendor-sourced product in 2026. The service allows followers to replicate trades into accounts offering leverage of up to 1:5000, more than 160 times the EU and UK retail cap. Neither performance fees nor provider verification methods were disclosed.
The FCA has finalised rules cutting UK transaction reporting costs by £108 million annually, reducing the industry bill from £493 million to roughly £385 million. CFDs and spread bets remain in scope due to their leveraged nature and susceptibility to market abuse, while FX derivatives and EU-only instruments are removed. The rules take effect on 3 April 2028.
ATFX Cambodia CEO Alexander Lessells explains how the broker became the country's top derivatives firm by trading volume, built on local licensing, face-to-face trust, and a young retail market dominated by FX and gold trading.
Founded in Sydney in 2007, AC Capital Market has evolved from a local institutional provider into a global CFD broker with an active presence across Australia, Europe, Africa, and Asia. In June 2025, the company officially rebranded as ACCM to anchor its international identity. Reaching its latest milestone in July 2026, ACCM opened a new office in Singapore, reinforcing its long-term commitment to the Asia-Pacific region.
A fresh Pune police probe has reportedly booked 57 people in connection with an alleged forex investment scam involving a trading platform. This India-focused report separates the allegation from confirmed regulatory rules, explains how fake trading app scams use social media, fabricated profits, third-party bank accounts and blocked withdrawals, and shows how investors can verify an online forex trading platform through RBI and SEBI resources. It also places the case within Pune's wider pattern of online investment fraud and provides an immediate response checklist, including the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal and helpline 1930.
A TickTrader white label can look like the fastest route to a modern branded trading environment, but a fast launch is not the same as a controlled launch. This 2026 broker guide explains what the TickTrader platform is, where a Soft-FX broker solution can sit in a wider operating stack, and how to evaluate the difference between a white label, a server licence, and a connected CRM or Client Office setup. It also unpacks TickTrader cost beyond the monthly headline, including implementation, integration, support, data, governance, migration, and exit assumptions. Use the practical questions, workflow tests, comparison table, and launch checklist to assess a Soft-FX TickTrader provider without mistaking a feature demo for evidence that your brokerage can run the service safely at scale.
The Reserve Bank of India held its repo rate at 5.50% with a neutral stance in October 2025, upgraded its GDP growth forecast to 6.8%, and lowered its inflation projection to 2.6%. Forex reserves rose to $698.19 billion, while Q1 GDP grew 7.8%, the fastest pace in seven quarters.
The Indian rupee closed at 95.3375 per US dollar on Monday, barely changed from the previous close of 95.38, as heavy dollar buying by importers and state-run banks erased early gains driven by falling oil prices. Brent crude slumped after President Trump called off an attack on Iran, with US-Iran talks scheduled. Attention now turns to the RBI policy decision on Wednesday.
This article explains how Malaysian companies become exposed to USD exchange rate risk through real-world trade and borrowing scenarios, using a simple hypothetical example.
The US 30-year Treasury yield hit a 19-year high following a hawkish split at the Federal Reserve, raising the cost of capital. Falling oil prices provided brief relief, but sustained high yields now threaten to force sudden unwinds in leveraged foreign exchange carry trades.
Universal Markets presents itself as a multi-asset broker with forex, crypto, and stock trading, but no regulatory licence was found for the platform. A KNF public warning from September 2024 confirms criminal proceedings are underway , here is what traders need to know before depositing.
Deriv carries active regulatory licenses, but our investigation found serious danger signals: BAPPEBTI disclosures flagged unauthorized/blacklist risks, while users reported frozen accounts, blocked withdrawals, and delayed refunds. Traders should treat this broker with extreme caution until fund-access complaints are resolved.
