A Warning Issued By UK FCA To Unregulated Forex Broker M24 Markets

　　If you are a savvy forex investor, you should avoid trading with M24 Markets. This unregistered broker was discovered by WikiFX in March of this year, and it has lately received the attention of the primary regulator. As a result, more and more investors are seeing its genuine face. We will provide you with evidence that M24 Markets is a fraud in this section.

　　An Unknown Corporation

　　M24 Markets does not provide all of the information that it is required to provide to investors, such as legal papers, rules, and other corporate facts. It does not even include the firm name, making the broker anonymous. This is a red flag.

　　Please be cautious of such anonymous companies, since a licensed broker has no incentive to conceal its corporate identity or regulation. In most cases, anonymous firms are unlawful brokers.

　　UK FCA Alert

　　M24 Markets is a broker based in the United Kingdom, according to the phone number and location on its “Contact Us” page. So we looked up the United Kingdom Financial Conduct Authority (UK FCA), the UK forex regulator, and discovered a warning about the fraud.

　　The UK Financial Conduct Authority verified that the fraudster is offering financial services in the UK without a license.

　　Dangerous Leverage

　　This scammer, like the others, presents appealing trading conditions to entice investors.

　　From another perspective, the largest leverage shown on the website is 1:500, confirming that it is an unlicensed broker in the UK. Less than 1:30, since the UK FCA has rigorous leverage restrictions for the brokers it controls.

　　High leverage is not necessarily a positive thing for investors since it increases risks. As a result, investors should choose trading circumstances that are appropriate for them.

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