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Regulator warning lists, clone registers and withdrawal complaints, cross-checked before a page is published.
Real user reports and ratings to reveal problems and guide better choices.
Brokers on the record, sorted by the licence they hold, where it was issued, and whether we have flagged them. Every count is live.
Every list is assembled from the licences a broker actually holds, where the company is registered and its Wikilix score — not from marketing copy. One headline list from each line of research:
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42 Financial Services a.s.
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Capman Holding AD
EURO-FINANCE AD
Focal Point Investments AD
Alaric Securities OOD
Karoll JSC
Intercapital Markets AD
Bulbrokers EAD
KAIFIN LLC
VANEX LIMITED
Neon Markets Ltd
MarketOnUs Ltd
Mishov Markets Ltd
LidyaTrade Ltd.
TORAFX
FXNX Global Markets Ltd
Ranked by Wikilix score alone — the licences a broker holds, the regulators that issued them and its trading terms, weighed the same way for every firm. The order changes only when the record does.
95 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.
Wikilix runs an evidence-based investigation on brokers we hold: licence claims checked against the regulator's own register, company registrations traced, withdrawal complaints weighed. Each check publishes with its reasoning and the evidence behind it.
BCS MarketsHigh risk (unverified)Chance of scam65%High riskUnregulated offshore brokerRead the check →FPIHigh risk (unverified)Chance of scam65%High riskNone (licensed investment intermediary; impersonated by third parties)Read the check →
FX SmartBullLikely scamChance of scam73%High riskUnlicensed offshore broker / withdrawal trapRead the check →VTGMHigh risk (unverified)Chance of scam56%Moderate riskOffshore-licensed broker with a lapsed onshore armRead the check →KAIFINHigh risk (unverified)Chance of scam55%Moderate riskUnregulated offshore broker (site offline)Read the check →ZynerixLikely scamChance of scam80%Critical riskUnlicensed anonymous broker (boiler-room pattern)Read the check →VANEXFXHigh risk (unverified)Chance of scam44%Moderate riskHigh-risk offshore brokerRead the check →Neon MarketsHigh risk (unverified)Chance of scam65%High riskUnregulated offshore prop firmRead the check →Quick answers to the questions traders ask most about brokers, licences and how Wikilix checks them. If yours is not below, ask us and we will answer it from the record.
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We rank brokers using key factors like regulation, trading conditions, platform transparency, and trader reviews. Rankings are objective and frequently updated.
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