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The UK FCA has finalised rules cutting annual transaction reporting costs by £108 million, from £493 million to roughly £385 million. FX derivatives and EU-only instruments leave the scope, but CFDs and spread bets remain due to their high susceptibility to market abuse. The new regime takes effect on 3 April 2028.
GOLD TINKLE scores 1.23 on WikiFX with no regulatory oversight found. User complaints from 2020 describe a consistent pattern of withdrawal failures and demands for UnionPay cards that ended with the platform going offline.
ATFX Cambodia CEO Alexander Lessells discusses the realities of operating in Cambodia's retail trading market, from a six-month licensing process and million-dollar entry cost to a client base that insists on face-to-face trust, in an interview with Finance Magnates.
AUREN markets itself as a global CFD broker with over a million users, but holds no regulatory license in any jurisdiction. With a WikiFX score of 1.95 and an SVG offshore registration that offers zero trader protection, this review breaks down what every trader should verify before signing up.
Born2trade has launched a copy trading service powered by Brokeree Solutions, its third external product integration in 2026. The service sits on a platform offering leverage up to 1:5000 on selected currency pairs and gold. Neither company disclosed performance fee levels or how provider performance is verified.
WEBY MARKETS offers MT5 trading with leverage up to 1:2000, but WikiFX data reveals a 1.95 score and zero regulatory licence records. This review examines what the broker claims versus what traders should verify before depositing.
Bank Negara Malaysia publishes daily ringgit exchange rates and monthly official reserve assets. This article explains what these figures mean, how to read them without confusion, and the common misunderstandings beginners should avoid.
After consecutive losses, loss aversion can push you toward overly cautious stops, premature profit taking, or even revenge trading. By using simple self-observation techniques, you can catch these impulses before they hijack your next decision.
Fast currency moves can trigger FOMO, leading to impulsive trades and losses. This article explains the psychology behind the reaction and offers a journal-based approach to help you recognise your own FOMO triggers without telling you what to do.
ATFX Cambodia CEO Alexander Lessells discusses the firm's No. 1 SERC ranking, the rigorous licensing process requiring a minimum six months and roughly one million dollars, and how face-to-face trust drives a retail market where deposits range from $20 to $1,000.
RCG Markets is a South African broker with a valid FSCA licence. However, its WikiFX score of 4.90 and documented withdrawal and execution complaints suggest traders should investigate carefully before funding an account.
Apple is facing severe legal action over allegations that its trusted App Store security protocols failed to protect users from a devastating cryptocurrency scam resulting in three investors losing more than RM7.3 million.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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