ADFX licences

Two offshore permissions are recorded under the ADFX brand: a Seychelles securities dealer licence SD1661 and a Vanuatu licence 701016 effective 6 February 2026. Neither appears anywhere on the official website. The Seychelles licence is recorded against TradingDynamix Ltd, a company with no stated connection to the Australian licensee, and the Vanuatu licence against an entity named ADFX Global limited. Both are low-tier offshore permissions with no client money protection scheme behind them.

Only if you are an Australian resident. The regulatory information page states that the website and the services are intended for residents of Australia only, that the licence authorises financial services in Australia, and that the site is not directed at any person in a jurisdiction where such use would be contrary to local law. The site is published in English only.

A substantial set, and ADFX lists them itself. Wholesale clients are not entitled to a Financial Services Guide, a Product Disclosure Statement or a Statement of Advice, are not covered by the statutory best interests duty for personal advice, and have no access to the Australian Financial Complaints Authority. That last point matters most: there is no free external dispute-resolution scheme to fall back on.

ADFX requires evidence before it will act for anyone. Depending on which statutory test applies, that may include a certificate from a qualified accountant confirming net assets of at least $2.5 million, or gross income of at least $250,000 in each of the last two financial years. The firm invites prospective clients who are unsure to email compliance@ad-fx.com.

None are published. The site names no MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader or proprietary terminal, and offers no platform download. The service described is research and adviser consultation, delivered by report and by phone.

The official website publishes no leverage figure, no spread schedule, no commission rate and no execution model, because it does not operate a trading service. Any leverage or spread figure circulating against the ADFX name does not come from the Australian licensee's own website, and WIKILIX has not written such figures into this profile.

There is none, because there is no trading account to fund. The site publishes no minimum deposit, no deposit method and no withdrawal method. The only money that changes hands is the monthly advisory subscription fee.

Three monthly advisory plans are published, in Australian dollars including GST. Market Intelligence is AUD 699 per month for weekly market commentary and a monthly research report. Professional Advisory is AUD 1,199 per month, adding an assigned adviser and weekly phone consultations. Strategic Advisory is AUD 3,999 per month, with a dedicated adviser, bespoke research and up to two consultations a week.

The operator is ADFX Global Pty Limited, an Australian private company with ACN 096 386 686 and ABN 13 096 386 686, registered office at 'Angel Place', Level 17, 123 Pitt Street, Sydney NSW 2000. WIKILIX confirmed the company on the Australian Business Register, where it has been active since 30 March 2001. It previously traded under the name Advance Trading Australia Pty Ltd.

No. The official website offers no live or demo trading account of any kind. ADFX states it provides financial services only to wholesale clients as defined in sections 761G and 761GA of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth), and that if you are a retail client it cannot provide services to you and you should not rely on anything on the site. What it sells instead are monthly advisory subscriptions.