Tag: Financial Services Regulation Scheme

Be cautious with unauthorized offshore broker Milton Markets!

Illegal Broker Activities tamir - April 1, 2022

Milton Markets is an offshore broker operated by Milton Markets Ltd, licensed as a security dealer by Vanuatu Financial Services Commission (VFSC). The offshore regulation does not entitle Milton Markets to solicit clients in Europe, North America or other regulatory regimes. The offering violates FCA and ESMA regulatory requirements with leverage of up to 1:1000. Clients of these offshore brokers are not eligible for Investor Compensation Schemes.

Warning against the fake regulator FSRS!

Fake Regulator tamir - March 30, 2022

The UK FCA has issued a warning against the FTrade broker scam which acts as a clone of the FCA-regulated Fortrade Group. The FTrade website (https://fortrade.broker) states that it is regulated by the Financial Services Regulation Scheme (FSRS) with the number 9488487. The FSRS claims that it is an independent financial services organization that controls its registered members. The FSRS certificate would be a guarantee of integrity for the clients of its members. This is bullshit. FSRS is a fake built by scammers for scammers!

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