Ace

Ace Broker Overview

Ace is a trading brand operating at acefxltd.com, with a separate client portal at account.acefxltd.com handling deposits and investment plans. The company registration held for the brand is ACE FOREX LIMITED, registered in the United Kingdom under number 12219894 and confirmed on the Companies House register. No licence from any financial regulator is recorded for Ace. Accounts are organised into named tiers starting at 500 US dollars, and funding is accepted by card, e-wallet, bank transfer and cryptocurrency.

Ace Regulation and License

No financial regulator licence is recorded for Ace. No authority, licence number or licence category is known for the brand, and nothing shows that it is authorised to provide investment services in any jurisdiction. What does exist is a company registration, and that is a different instrument: it confirms a legal company sits on a national corporate register, and it carries no supervision of client money, no conduct rules and no access to a complaints or compensation scheme.

Is Ace Regulated?

No. Ace has no confirmed financial regulation anywhere. Its British company registration is a corporate record rather than a licence, so the UK connection should not be read as authorisation by a British financial regulator.

ACE FOREX LIMITED

ACE FOREX LIMITED is the legal company recorded behind the Ace brand. It holds company number 12219894 in the United Kingdom, was incorporated on 21 September 2019, and gives its registered address as Office 9, Second Floor, Tradeforce Building, Cornwall Place, Bradford, England, BD8 7JT. That registration was confirmed on the UK Companies House register on 16 October 2026. The incorporation date is later than the 2014 start year shown elsewhere for the brand, so the earlier figure should not be taken as the company's age.

Is Ace Safe?

A confirmed company registration answers who the counterparty is on paper, and it does not answer whether client money is safe. Nothing shows that deposits are segregated, that an authority supervises how the business treats its clients, or that any compensation route exists if funds are not returned. Those protections come from a financial licence, which Ace does not have on record, and a corporate registration is no substitute for one.

Ace Account Types

Ace records two named tiers, Gold and Diamond. Gold starts at a minimum deposit of 5,000 US dollars. Diamond appears twice with different entry points, 500 US dollars and 100,000 US dollars, so the minimum for that tier should be confirmed in writing before any money is sent. No trading commission is stated for either tier.

Ace Deposits and Withdrawals

Four families of payment method are recorded, each capped at 50,000 US dollars:

• Cards, including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, JCB and UnionPay, from 10 US dollars, processed instantly.
• E-wallets, including PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, Perfect Money, WebMoney and AdvCash, from 10 US dollars, processed instantly.
• Bank transfer by wire, SEPA or ACH, from 100 US dollars, taking up to three business days.
• Cryptocurrency, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Tether, USD Coin and Cardano, from 50 US dollars, with deposits credited immediately and withdrawals stated to complete within an hour. Network fees apply.

No deposit or withdrawal fee is recorded on the card, e-wallet or bank transfer routes. The instant figure on cards and e-wallets is given for deposits rather than withdrawals.

Ace Support

Support is offered in English, by telephone on +265 (0) 998 223 223, by email at ace@aceafrica.org and through live chat. The contact address held for the brand is Kanengo Light Industrial, Area 28 Lilongwe 4, PO Box 40139, in Malawi. That sits oddly beside the company registration above: the registered company is in England, the published point of contact is in Malawi, and the support address is on a domain unconnected to the trading site. A prospective client should establish which entity, in which country, would actually hold their money.

Ace Pros and Cons

In its favour, the legal company behind the brand is identifiable and confirmed on a national register, which is more than many comparable brands offer. Against it: there is no financial regulation of any kind, no client money protection is established, the Diamond tier carries two conflicting minimum deposits, and the registered company, the published contact address and the support email domain point to three different places.

Ace Review and Assessment

Ace presents as a deposit-funded trading brand with a verifiable British company behind it and no financial licence anywhere. The registration is the easiest part of its story to check and the least protective part of it, so the decision rests on whether a client is willing to send money to a firm that no regulator supervises. Anyone considering an account should confirm the tier minimum and the withdrawal terms in writing first, and treat the inconsistent company and contact details as a question to put to the broker before funding.