Overall Score50 / 100The Wikilix trust rating of 9Cents, out of 100, built from the five factors below.Our investigation rated it high risk and could not verify it, and it holds a valid FSC GB25204261 licence.Regulation42%Identity61%Client terms35%Trading offer73%Service41%Score last calculated 2026/10/28
Fair50 to 64. A mixed record: some strengths, some open questions. Read the details before you deposit.Why: Our investigation rated it high risk and could not verify it, and it holds a valid FSC GB25204261 licence.
50 out of 100 · 88% checkedThe share of the record we could verify. What we could not check counts as unknown and pulls the score toward the middle, never down.
Do not trust
High risk
Fair
Good
Excellent
Our investigation rated it high risk and could not verify it, and it holds a valid FSC GB25204261 licence.
Capped at 50 · High risk, unverified
We checked 9Cents on 2026-10-28 across its regulation, company record, client terms, trading offer and service, and could verify 88% of its record. Its strongest valid licence is FSC GB25204261. The score was held at 50 because our investigation rated it high risk and could not verify it. What would move the score: licence held by the onboarding entity, all-in eurusd cost, instrument breadth. Our published investigation found it is high risk and could not be verified, with 1.4 years of track record. Its client terms carry high risk, with 5 critical clauses.
Score last calculated 2026/10/28
Regulation
Is someone watching them?
42out of 100
Poor
Counts for 35% of the score93% checked
What we checked
Best licence in force45
FSC GB25204261 in force with a caveat · Oct 14, 2026
Regulator protections60
FSC: 3 of 5 protections · Oct 14, 2026
Licence held by the onboarding entity50
FSC: issued-under name not recorded · Oct 14, 2026
Extra licences in force0
1 licence(s) in force · Oct 14, 2026
What this measures
Whether a financial authority supervises this broker: the licences it holds, whether we verified them on the official register, how strong that regulator is and what protection it gives clients. Worth 35 points of 100.
Identity
Who is behind it, and for how long?
61out of 100
Fair
Counts for 15% of the score100% checked
What we checked
Registry-verified entity100
Company registration verified on the registry · Oct 14, 2026Source
Verified age36
Verified track record 1.4 years · Oct 14, 2026
Transparency20
Scam check identity transparency 8/10 · Oct 14, 2026
Site integrity100
Website reachable and not redirecting · Oct 14, 2026Source
What this measures
Who is behind it and for how long: a company registration we verified, years of verified history, how openly it names its entity, address and owners, and whether its website is intact. Worth 15 points.
Client terms
Are the client terms fair?
35out of 100
Poor
Counts for 15% of the score100% checked
What we checked
Policy risk25
Policy risk score 7.5/10 · Oct 1, 2026
Critical clauses25
5 critical clause(s) · Oct 1, 2026
Withdrawal rails84
5 rail(s): 4 fee-free of 4 known, 3 instant of 5 known, minimum $10 · Feb 24, 2026
Language parity10
9 contradiction(s) between language versions · Oct 1, 2026
What this measures
How fair the client agreement is: the risk found in our policy review, the number of critical clauses, withdrawal rules, and whether the terms say the same in every language. Worth 15 points.
Trading offer
What does trading cost, and is it disclosed?
73out of 100
Good
Counts for 20% of the score60% checked
What we checked
All-in EURUSD costNot checked yet
No EURUSD spread known
Pricing disclosed per account type100
9 of 9 pricing cells filled across 3 account type(s) · Oct 14, 2026Source
Instrument breadth100
forex 60, crypto ?, cfd/indices/commodities/stocks ? · Oct 14, 2026Source
Platforms95
1 platform(s) (MetaTrader 5), web, mobile · Oct 14, 2026Source
What trading costs and how clearly it is disclosed: pricing per account type, the all-in cost of EURUSD, instruments, platforms, leverage against regulated limits and the minimum deposit. Worth 20 points.
Service
How do they treat clients?
41out of 100
Poor
Counts for 15% of the score90% checked
What we checked
Fund-integrity complaints30
Scam check withdrawal complaints 7/10 · Oct 14, 2026
Support channels50
3 of 6 support checks (phone, email, 24/7 chat, 2+ languages, messenger, complaints email) · Oct 14, 2026
Reputation footprint40
Scam check reputation 6/10 · Oct 14, 2026
WIKILIX communityNot checked yet
0 approved review(s), fewer than 10
What this measures
How clients are treated: support channels, complaints about withdrawals and reputation from our investigation, and reviews by WIKILIX members. Worth 15 points.
68%Scam riskScam risk is our overall estimate that this broker is unsafe, from 0% (safe) to 100% (almost certainly a scam). It blends the six risk areas below, weighted by how strong the evidence is. Higher means riskier.
High risk (unverified)Our overall call, based on the evidence we could verify. From safest to worst: Appears legitimate, Insufficient evidence, High risk (unverified), Likely scam, Confirmed scam. A separate "Not a broker" verdict is used when it does not really offer trading.Confidence: MEDIUMHow sure we are of this verdict, based on how much solid, checkable evidence we found. Shown as Low, Medium or High.
2.5/5Safety rating 2.5 out of 5
The Wikilix safety rating, from 1 to 5 stars. It mirrors the scam risk (5 = safest, 1 = riskiest), so a higher risk percentage means fewer stars.
We rate 9Cents high risk at 68 out of 100 . It is not a clone, it holds a genuine Mauritius trading licence, and no regulator has issued a warning about it. The problem is who you would be contractin…
Risk scorecard · each area scored 0 (clean) to 10 (worst)
Regulation7/10 · HighIs it overseen by a strict, well-known financial regulator? Offshore-only or missing licences score higher.Scored 0 (clean) to 10 (worst). This area is 7/10 (High).Identity & transparency8/10 · CriticalHow openly it shows who and where it is (legal entity, address, owners). Hidden details score higher.Scored 0 (clean) to 10 (worst). This area is 8/10 (Critical).Withdrawals & conduct7/10 · HighCredible reports of clients being unable to withdraw their money. More such reports score higher.Scored 0 (clean) to 10 (worst). This area is 7/10 (High).Reputation6/10 · HighWhat independent reviews, regulators and watchdogs say about it. A poor track record scores higher.Scored 0 (clean) to 10 (worst). This area is 6/10 (High).Website claims6/10 · HighWhether the site claims (awards, years active, licences) actually check out. False claims score higher.Scored 0 (clean) to 10 (worst). This area is 6/10 (High).Operational history5/10 · ModerateHow long and how consistently it has genuinely operated. Brand-new or murky history scores higher.Scored 0 (clean) to 10 (worst). This area is 5/10 (Moderate).
What 9Cents legally published, but does not want you to read
Wikilix contract reading ·
High contract risk
9Cents can forfeit your deposit, not only your profit, if it decides your trading broke its rules. The rules you would be judged by, pip hunting and abusive scalping, are never defined. Two agreements that bind you are not published at all, including the one holding the liability limits. The about page says your funds are protected, and the Risk Warning says they may not be.
5Critical clausesClauses that can cost you money you have already earned or deposited, or that remove your ability to challenge it.
19Clauses flaggedEvery clause worth knowing about, at all three severities. Ordinary terms that every broker has are not counted.
4Documents readHow many of the broker’s own legal files this reading is based on. Each one was downloaded and hashed on the date shown.
7.5/10Contract riskHow far this contract goes overall, from 0 to 10. 3 to 5 means real costs a client should know about; 6 to 8 means several clauses put money already earned at risk.
What Wikilix has recorded about 9Cents: its history, the licences it holds, its trading conditions and its fees.
9Cents Broker Overview
9Cents is the trading brand of 9Cents Financials Ltd., a forex and CFD broker dating from 2024. It offers a single trading platform, MetaTrader 5, across three account tiers that start at a 100 USD minimum deposit and reach leverage of up to 1:400 on the entry tier.
Its regulatory position rests on one offshore licence claim rather than on onshore supervision, and several of its published terms give the company wide discretion.
9Cents Regulation and License
9Cents states that 9Cents Financials Ltd. holds licence number GB25204261 from the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of Mauritius. WIKILIX records that as the broker's own claim and classifies 9Cents as an offshore broker.
Two things qualify the claim. The broker's own state that the company adheres to the standards set by relevant authorities, but they name no regulator and no licence number anywhere in them. And those same terms state that the agreement is governed by the law of the United Arab Emirates, without naming the courts that would hear a dispute, while the operating company is presented as a Mauritius entity.
The company registration number held on record for 9Cents Financials Ltd. is 2024-00422 in Mauritius. A company registration shows only that a company exists. It is not financial regulation, and it does not extend the scope of any licence.
Is 9Cents Regulated?
9Cents is recorded as an offshore broker on the strength of one licence claim, FSC Mauritius licence GB25204261 in the name of 9Cents Financials Ltd. No onshore licence in a major jurisdiction is claimed or recorded.
Offshore licensing generally brings lighter capital, reporting and client money requirements than onshore supervision. The broker's own risk warning adds that funds deposited for trading may not be fully protected, particularly if a counterparty becomes insolvent.
Is 9Cents Safe?
Safety cannot be read off a licence number, and with 9Cents the published terms deserve as much attention as the licence claim. Four clauses stand out before any deposit.
The terms reserve the right to forfeit deposits, nullify trades and suspend accounts where the company finds a trading policy violation.
Profits from practices the company classes as prohibited, including what it calls pip hunting in forex and commodities, may be removed without prior notice.
The risk warning states that deposited funds may not be fully protected, particularly in an insolvency, and that 9Cents may act as the counterparty to its clients' trades.
If an account falls into deficit the client is liable for the shortfall, and positions may be liquidated without prior notice.
The documents also set out no complaints procedure, so a client in dispute has no published route beyond the general contact address.
9Cents Account Types
9Cents publishes three tiers on its , separated mainly by price and deposit size.
STANDARD, from 100 USD, leverage to 1:400, no commission, spreads quoted as low as 16 to 20 points on currencies and 20 to 35 points on gold.
PRO, from 15,000 USD, leverage to 1:300, no commission, spreads as low as 16 to 25 points on currencies and 22 to 25 points on gold.
ECN, from 25,000 USD, leverage to 1:200, a 5 USD commission, spreads as low as 4 to 6 points on currencies and 11 to 15 points on gold.
All three tiers share a minimum trade size of 0.01 lots, the same instrument list and the same education and support access. The only difference beyond price that the broker publishes is priority access to new features on the ECN tier. The tightest spreads sit behind the largest deposit, and the entry tier is the widest of the three on currencies.
9Cents Spreads, Commissions and Fees
Cost sits in the spread on the two lower tiers and is split between a narrower spread and a commission on ECN, where the accounts table shows a 5 USD commission without stating the unit it applies to. The home and platform pages advertise zero commission as a reason to choose 9Cents, which the broker's own accounts table contradicts for the ECN tier.
Swap-free trading is offered on all three tiers, but it is conditional. Approval is at the company's discretion and may be revoked without a reason, cover lapses after a grace period on some instrument groups, and positions held past that period attract a daily administrative fee. 9Cents publishes no schedule of deposit or withdrawal fees, so the cost of moving money in and out cannot be read from its public pages.
9Cents Leverage
Leverage runs to 1:400 on STANDARD, 1:300 on PRO and 1:200 on ECN, so the cap falls as the deposit requirement rises. At these levels leverage magnifies losses as readily as gains, and the terms leave the client liable for any resulting deficit.
9Cents Trading Platforms
MetaTrader 5 is the only platform 9Cents offers, running on the broker's own server. It publishes a Windows installer and the iOS and Android apps, and states that the browser version needs no download. No MT4, cTrader or proprietary platform is offered.
9Cents Deposits and Withdrawals
9Cents publishes no list of payment methods on its public pages. Its terms state that clients may fund and withdraw using the approved methods listed inside the client portal, and that third-party payments are not accepted, so the methods, minimums and fees that actually apply only become visible once an account exists.
On timing, the terms say transfers and withdrawals typically take up to 24 hours to reflect in the client's account, qualified immediately by the company's right to request further verification, which may extend processing. The 24 hours is a typical case rather than a commitment.
9Cents Support
Support is published in English by live chat, phone and email during business hours of 10:00 to 19:00, from an address in Port Louis, Mauritius. The broker lists info@9cents.com for general contact, a Mauritius telephone number and a WhatsApp number, and its account pages additionally describe multilingual support by chat, phone and email, along with face to face meetings with customer representatives.
9Cents Pros and Cons
The clearest strengths are a low entry point at 100 USD, a single well understood platform in MetaTrader 5, swap-free availability on every tier, and support on several channels during business hours.
Against that, the regulatory position is a single offshore claim that the broker's own legal documents do not repeat, the tightest spreads sit behind a 25,000 USD deposit, no payment method or fee schedule is published publicly, swap-free status is revocable at discretion, and the terms permit deposit forfeiture and the removal of profits without prior notice while setting out no complaints procedure.
9Cents Review and Assessment
9Cents is a small, recently established offshore broker offering MetaTrader 5 and three tiers whose pricing favours large deposits. The first thing a prospective client should settle is not the platform or the spread but the paperwork: the licence claim is offshore and is absent from the broker's own legal documents, and those documents reserve wide discretion over deposits, profits and swap-free status while providing no route for complaints.
Anyone considering an account should read the in full and confirm the funding terms inside the client portal before transferring money, since neither the payment methods nor their costs are published beforehand.
Website archive
Captured
Website snapshots
8 full-page captures of 9Cents's own site, archived so what they said can still be read after the pages change.
No tier-1 or tier-2 licence is in force. The regulation 9Cents holds is lighter, and each licence's record says what its regulator requires.
1 of 1 checked
Licences on recordEvery licence or registration recorded for this broker, whether the broker claims it or our check found it.
1
Confirmed on registerLicences we located on the issuing regulator's own public register, with a screenshot taken at the time.
1
Tier 1 or 2Licences from tier-1 or tier-2 authorities (FCA, ASIC, CySEC and peers), the strongest client protection. A registration we could not confirm as a licence is not counted.
0
OffshoreLicences from offshore registers, which typically carry no compensation scheme and lighter oversight.
0
WIKILIX
Licence intelligence
The only licence on file
Licence Verification Record
The Financial Services CommissionGB25204261
Wikilix read the FSC register on Oct 14, 2026. This is what it said.
Jurisdiction
Mauritius
Authority strength
Tier 3
Register status
Active
Effective
May 8, 2025
Checked Oct 14, 2026
What our check found
A Mauritius Investment Dealer licence in category SEC-2.1B, Full Service Dealer excluding Underwriting. This is a genuine permission to deal in securities and derivatives and to hold client money, issued by the statutory financial regulator of Mauritius, and it is the licence class a Mauritius retail CFD broker is expected to hold. It is not a company registration. The broker does not advertise it anywhere on its own website. Client protection: Limited. Mauritius operates no investor compensation scheme for this licence class, so a client has no statutory route to recover funds if the firm fails. Complaints can be made to the regulator, but cross-border enforcement for a foreign client is slow and uncertain. Effective: 08 May 2025.
Client protection under this licence
Compensation schemeDeposit insurance covers up to MUR 300,000 per depositor
Complaints routeFSC complaints
Maximum leverageVaries by broker
These are the rules FSC sets for the firms it licenses. They are not a statement about how 9Cents applies them, or about which of its companies would hold your account.
A licence record describes what an authority published. It is not an endorsement, and Wikilix does not issue authorisations.
3 account types on record. Minimum deposit from USD 100. Leverage up to 1:400.
3 account types
Account
Min Deposit
Max Leverage
Commission
STANDARDStandard
USD 100
1:400
Zero commission
PROPro · VIP
USD 15,000
1:300
Zero commission
ECNECN
USD 25,000
1:200
$5 per lot
Client acceptance
Country availability
Where 9Cents says it will and won't take clients
14 countries
4
Confirmed blocked
Named in the broker's own terms
USUnited StatesMMMyanmarKPNorth KoreaSDSudan
4
Likely blocked
Reported, not verified against a primary source
CUCubaIQIraqRURussiaIRIran
6
Covered by a parent block
Territories a blocked country carries with it
ASAmerican SamoaGUGuamMPNorthern Mariana IslandsPRPuerto RicoUMUnited States Minor Outlying IslandsVIVirgin Islands (U.S.)
How we know — 10 sources
1The refused countries come from the Restricted Regions disclaimer in the footer of every page of the broker's site (full text at https://www.9cents.com/en/legal-documents): "9Cents Financials Ltd. does not provide services for citizens/residents of the United States, Cuba, Iraq, Myanmar, North Korea, Sudan, Russia and Iran." Four of the eight countries it names are also absent from the country selector of the live registration form at https://my1.9cents.com/#/register (the United States, Myanmar, North Korea and Sudan), so those four are confirmed refusals.
2Cuba, Iraq, Russia and Iran are likely refusals, not confirmed ones. The disclaimer names all four, but the live registration form at https://my1.9cents.com/#/register still offers each of them as a selectable country of residence, and that selector is the surface that actually enforces onboarding. The disagreement between the two broker pages is recorded rather than resolved in favour of either.
3The disclaimer's country list varies between the site's language versions. The English (https://www.9cents.com/en/legal-documents) and Persian (https://www.9cents.com/fa/) versions name eight countries including Russia and Iran. The Arabic (https://www.9cents.com/ar/) and Spanish (https://www.9cents.com/es/) versions of the same paragraph name only six, omitting Russia and Iran.
4United States dependent territories are probably refused under the US block, but this is not confirmed: the disclaimer names only "the United States", and all six territories remain selectable in the registration form. The form does add a mandatory declaration, "I am not a citizen of the US", which a resident of Puerto Rico, Guam, the U.S. Virgin Islands or the Northern Mariana Islands could not truthfully give. American Samoa's inhabitants are United States nationals, not citizens, so its refusal is also only inferred.
5No country is shown as accepted. The site publishes no accepted-countries page, and the registration selector is not a curated acceptance list: it carries 246 ISO codes covering effectively every territory, including uninhabited ones such as Antarctica, Bouvet Island and Heard & McDonald Islands, so presence in it is not an explicit acceptance of a market.
6The broker's own terms carry no geographic eligibility clause. The five documents published at https://www.9cents.com/en/legal-documents (trading compliance guidelines, terms and conditions, risk warning, conflict of interest policy, privacy policy) condition account eligibility only on age and capacity: "Clients must be at least 18 years old and legally authorized to enter into binding agreements."
7The registration form's mandatory consent covers an "AML, CFT and KYC" policy that the site does not publish. The link behind that wording on https://my1.9cents.com/#/register resolves to https://9cents.com/en/legal-documents#guidelines, which is the trading compliance and fair practice guidelines and carries no jurisdiction restriction. No AML or KYC document, and no deposit or withdrawal page, appears anywhere in the site's own sitemap.
8Iran's placement rests on the broker's own pages. The Persian language site at https://www.9cents.com/fa/ markets the firm in Persian and carries the same disclaimer naming Iran among the restricted regions, while the registration form continues to offer Iran as a country of residence. The Persian legal documents at https://www.9cents.com/fa/legal-documents are a translation of the English set and add no restriction, the registration application offers English, Arabic and Spanish only with no Persian option, and no rial or local payment rails page is published.
9The partner and demo registration flows linked from the broker's own home page, https://my.9cents.com/register/forex/ib and https://my.9cents.com/register/forex/demo, did not respond on two attempts (HTTP 522, origin connection timed out), so any country restriction specific to the partner programme was not read.
10The registration country selector was read from one visitor location, where the form prefilled Germany as the country of residence. A selector that varies by visitor location could not be ruled out on this review.
Deposits & withdrawals
Funding Methods
5 ways to fund an account. 4 with no deposit fee. 3 credit instantly.
5 methods
Method
Deposit fee
Withdrawal fee
Min deposit
Withdrawal min / max
Processing
Bank Wire TransferBank TransferProcessing time 2-5 business days for deposits; 5-10 business days for withdrawals. Fees may vary by bank.
Free
Free
USD 100
USD 100/USD 50,000
Up to 2 days
Credit/Debit CardCredit CardWithdrawals processed within 24 hours. Accepted in most countries.
Free
Free
USD 10
USD 10/USD 50,000
Instant
PayPal, Skrill, NetellerE-WalletDeposits processed within 1 hour; withdrawals within 24 hours. Popular in Europe and Asia.
Free
Free
USD 10
USD 10/USD 50,000
Instant
Local Payment MethodsOtherFees, limits, and processing times vary by local method and country. Check specific method details.
—Not recorded
—Not recorded
—Not recorded
—Not recorded/—Not recorded
Not recorded
CryptocurrencyCryptocurrencyDeposit time 15 minutes to 2 hours; withdrawal time 1-6 hours. Availability depends on law and compliance.
MT5 is the only platform 9Cents offers, on its own 9CentsFinancials-Server. The platform page links a Windows installer plus the iOS and Android apps, and states the browser version needs no download.
Yes. The broker's trading guidelines require a position to stay open for at least 180 seconds to count as valid, and require a gap of at least 180 seconds between buying and selling the same instrument. Profits from practices it classes as prohibited, including what it calls pip hunting in commodities or forex, may be removed without prior notice, and the terms allow deposit forfeiture, trade nullification and account suspension for policy violations. The terms can also be changed at any time without prior notice.
The broker's published documents set out no complaints procedure, so the only route they offer is the general contact address. The terms state that the agreement is governed by the law of the United Arab Emirates and that disputes fall under the exclusive jurisdiction of the relevant courts, without naming them, while the operating company is presented as a Mauritius entity. It is worth establishing where a dispute would actually be heard before depositing.
9Cents publishes info@9cents.com for general contact, a Mauritius telephone number and a WhatsApp number, with live chat, phone and email staffed during business hours of 10:00 to 19:00. Its contact address is in Port Louis, Mauritius. The broker also links Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and TikTok profiles from its website footer.
9Cents Financials Ltd. states that it does not provide services to citizens or residents of the United States, Cuba, Iraq, Myanmar, North Korea, Sudan, Russia and Iran. Availability elsewhere does not follow from that list alone, since an offshore licence does not authorise a broker to take clients in every other country. Rules in your own country may also restrict leveraged CFD trading.
The broker's terms say transfers and withdrawals typically take up to 24 hours to reflect in the client's account. That is immediately qualified by the company's right to request additional verification for security and compliance, which may extend processing. The 24 hours is therefore a typical case rather than a guarantee, and no withdrawal fee schedule is published.
9Cents publishes no list of payment methods on its public pages. Its terms state that clients fund and withdraw using the approved methods listed inside the client portal, so the methods open to you only become visible once an account exists. The terms also state that third-party payments are not accepted, so the payment account has to be in the client's own name.
The account tiers list forex, commodities, metals, shares and indices, with around 60 forex pairs recorded. The broker's platform page also describes cryptocurrency CFDs, which the account tier list does not include, so the crypto range should be confirmed with the broker directly. The minimum trade size is 0.01 lots on every tier.
MetaTrader 5 is the only platform 9Cents offers, running on the broker's own server. It publishes a Windows installer along with the iOS and Android apps, and states that the browser version needs no download. MT4, cTrader and a proprietary platform are not offered.
Yes, swap-free trading is shown on all three tiers, but it is conditional rather than permanent. Approval is at the company's discretion and can be revoked without a reason being given, and cover lapses after a grace period on some instrument groups, after which positions attract a daily administrative fee. Anyone relying on swap-free treatment should confirm the current instrument list and grace periods before opening positions.
On the STANDARD and PRO tiers the cost sits in the spread, quoted by the broker as low as 16 to 20 points on currencies for STANDARD and 16 to 25 points for PRO. The ECN tier quotes 4 to 6 points on currencies and adds a 5 USD commission, for which the accounts table does not state the unit. The broker's home and platform pages advertise zero commission, which its own accounts table contradicts for the ECN tier.
Leverage reaches 1:400 on the STANDARD account, and falls to 1:300 on PRO and 1:200 on ECN, so the cap tightens as the deposit requirement rises. Leverage at these levels increases losses as much as gains, and the broker's terms make the client liable for the shortfall if an account falls into deficit.
The minimum deposit is 100 USD, which opens the STANDARD account. The PRO tier requires 15,000 USD and the ECN tier 25,000 USD. 9Cents does not publish a minimum deposit per payment method on its public pages.
WIKILIX has not reached that conclusion. What can be said is that the broker's only regulatory claim is offshore, that its own legal documents name no regulator, and that those documents allow it to forfeit deposits and to remove profits without prior notice where it judges a trading rule to have been broken. Those terms deserve more weight than the licence number alone.
9Cents is the trading brand of 9Cents Financials Ltd., with company registration number 2024-00422 recorded in Mauritius and a contact address in Port Louis. A company registration confirms only that the company exists, and it is not financial regulation. The broker's terms are governed by the law of the United Arab Emirates, which sits oddly beside a Mauritius operating entity.
9Cents states that its operating company, 9Cents Financials Ltd., holds licence GB25204261 from the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius. On that basis, WIKILIX classes the broker as offshore. No onshore licence in a major jurisdiction is claimed. The broker's own legal documents refer to the standards of relevant authorities but name no regulator and no licence number.
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