Scam Brokers

This broker states that it is owned as well as operated by Tesco PLC Trade Ltd., which they claim is based in the UK and regulated by the country’s financial regulator, the FCA (Financial Conduct Authority).

KeperCoin claims to be one of Europe’s leading brokers for trading in digital assets. The broker states that it offers its customers more than 30 cryptocurrency pairs. It also offers the option of trading in gold. However, all of these trades are in CFDs and not the actual assets.

The minimum lot size is 0.1, while the maximum leverage offered for all three accounts is 1:400. The broker also offers its Shariah clients an Islamic account with which to trade.

There is no mention of the spreads offered by this broker on its website. And since this broker does not offer a demo account, we were unable to verify the trading conditions for ourselves.

Triuace has given no information about its trading accounts. All we know is that this broker offers a leverage ratio of 1:200, which we found out when we signed into their demo account.

Despite going through Parantoux Trading’s complete set of offerings, we could not see any benefits to contracting with them, which is why we have left this section of our review blank.

We could find any information on the minimum deposit requirement, and with the exception of the Standard account, there was also no information provided about the spreads offered.

The only information we have about 360FxOption is that there is one trading account – the Standard Account – which has a minimum deposit requirement of $300 and a payout of 91%.

There is no information given on the broker’s website about the trading conditions. Thus, we do not know what the leverage ratios are, and we also don’t know what the spreads offered are.

Cryptonxt has given no information about the kinds of trading accounts they offer. The broker has also not given any information about their trading conditions – their leverage ratios or spreads.