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81 proprietary trading firms documented from their own challenge terms — profit splits, drawdown rules, payout policy and platforms, set out the same way for every firm so they can be compared rather than pitched.
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HeroFxLikely scamChance of scam70%High riskUnregulated offshore broker with withdrawal-trap complaintsRead the check →
Trader’s WayHigh risk (unverified)Chance of scam55%Moderate riskUnregulated offshore brokerRead the check →
VALFOREXNot a brokerChance of scam40%Moderate riskNot a broker: forex and crypto review and affiliate websiteRead the check →
StreamForexHigh risk (unverified)Chance of scam65%High riskUnregulated offshore broker (no forex licence)Read the check →
CRYPTOGRAPHLikely scamChance of scam72%High riskUnlicensed offshore solicitation (regulator-warned, rebranded)Read the check →
PM FinancialsLikely scamChance of scam75%High riskUnlicensed broker with false regulation claimRead the check →
ZARA COMMODITIESHigh risk (unverified)Chance of scam65%High risknoneRead the check →
RevolutionFXLikely scamChance of scam80%Critical riskAdvance-fee withdrawal trap (unregulated offshore boiler room)Read the check →We've compiled a list of frequently asked questions to provide you with quick and helpful answers. If you have a question that is not addressed below
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The Australian Financial Complaints Authority has proposed doubling its direct scam-loss compensation cap to A$1.263 million and aligning it with its existing monetary jurisdiction. The draft rules would allow AFCA to apportion liability across multiple regulated entities and introduce new Scam Rules for firms covered by the Scams Prevention Framework.
The FCA reported a sharp rise in significant action taken in whistleblowing cases in Q2, while overall intervention levels remained broadly stable. The shift comes as the regulator prepares to extend non-financial misconduct rules to about 37,000 non-bank firms from 1 September.
Godo has joined the European trading landscape as a CySEC-regulated broker, marking a move against the broader offshore trend in the retail brokerage sector. The firm was co-founded by former AvaTrade Dubai executives Mohamed Ahmed and Ebieraja Alex, who launched Godo in 2021 under a Mauritius licence from a Dubai hub.
The Australian Financial Complaints Authority has proposed doubling its direct scam-loss compensation cap to A$1.263 million and aligning it with its existing monetary jurisdiction. The draft rules would allow AFCA to apportion liability across multiple regulated entities and introduce new Scam Rules for firms covered by the Scams Prevention Framework.
