Review summary
GC Group, operating as GC Group Limited, is a New Zealand-based financial services provider that has been active for 5-10 years. According to WikiFX data, the entity currently holds no valid, active regulatory licenses for forex trading. Notably, two previous licenses—a Financial Service Providers Register (FSPR) license in New Zealand and an ASIC Appointed Representative (AR) status in Australia—are both listed as revoked. This lack of current authoritative oversight is reflected in the WikiFX assessment, which yields a composite risk score of 1.61. Public exposure on the platform highlights severe concerns regarding platform stability, fund accessibility, and sudden account closures, with multiple reports of clients being unable to access accounts or withdraw funds. In the absence of a credible regulatory framework, GC Group presents an extremely high-risk profile for potential investors. Note: Regulatory status, trading conditions, and risk assessments may vary by jurisdiction. The WikiFX score reflects currently available information.Please verify all entity details independently before trading. (Updated: 2026-04-06)











FX1436519901
Hong Kong
I was unable to log in without notice by the platform. I was unable to withdraw with my funds frozen.
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OHHH!
Hong Kong
Both the withdrawal and backstage are unavailable. GC Group has absconded.
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途牛电商
Hong Kong
The platform was suddenly blocked. I am unable to open its official website and withdraw via mt4. Various transaction records was cleared. Then the clients were notified that the platform was taken over by a third-party audit. Did they enter into bankruptcy? What should I do with my account balance if it goes bankrupt?
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FX2484567166
Hong Kong
I have been unable to log in since the beginning of July. They explained that their headquarter was upgrading the system after the suspension and I would be notified after the recovery. Within a few days, it was said that the company was taken over by the audit, and the company entered bankruptcy and liquidation afterwards.
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