Is ALZA FX a scam?
Wikilix independent safety report
Is ALZA FX a scam? We cannot clear it. We rate ALZA FX high risk and unverified: its website is offline, its only licence (a Comoros MISA registration) expired in June 2025, and it advertised a histo…
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Broker Summary
What Wikilix has recorded about ALZA FX: its history, the licences it holds, its trading conditions and its fees.
ALZA FX Broker Overview
ALZA FX is a retail forex and CFD brand operated under the name ALZA FX Trade, with the Comoros named as its place of registration. It markets a six tier account ladder with minimum deposits running from 500 USD to 250,000 USD and leverage of up to 1:400. ALZA FX holds no financial services licence from any regulator, no founding date is documented for the business, and the only website the brand has published, alzafx.com, no longer resolves.
ALZA FX Regulation and License
No licence, authorisation or registration from a financial regulator is on record for ALZA FX or for ALZA FX Trade, in the Comoros or anywhere else. The brand names no regulator and quotes no licence number, so there is nothing for a prospective client to check. An operator in that position is not supervised, carries no obligation to hold client money separately from its own, and belongs to no compensation or dispute resolution scheme.
Is ALZA FX Regulated?
No. ALZA FX is not regulated by any authority, and this is a straightforward absence of regulation rather than a licence claim that could not be confirmed. A client trading with an unregulated operator has no regulator to complain to and no statutory route to recover a balance.
Is ALZA FX Safe?
ALZA FX cannot be treated as safe on the evidence available. The operating company ALZA FX Trade does not appear in any public corporate registry or in the global legal entity identifier index, no company number, registered address or telephone number is published for it, and the brand's website no longer resolves, which leaves an existing client with no working route to an account or to support. Negative balance protection is not offered on any tier.
ALZA FX Account Types
Six tiers are advertised, separated by minimum deposit, leverage and the spread they quote from:
- Bronze, from 500 USD, leverage to 1:100, spreads from 1.8 pips, stop out at 40 percent.
- Silver, from 5,000 USD, leverage to 1:200, spreads from 1.8 pips.
- Gold, from 25,000 USD, leverage to 1:300, spreads from 1.0 pip, stop out at 30 percent.
- Platinum, from 50,000 USD, leverage to 1:400, spreads from 0.7 pips, stop out at 20 percent.
- Diamond, from 100,000 USD, leverage to 1:400, spreads from 0.5 pips, stop out at 10 percent.
- Titanium, from 250,000 USD, leverage to 1:400, spreads from 0.3 pips, stop out at 5 percent.
Expert advisors, scalping and position hedging are permitted on every tier. No swap free or Islamic variant is offered, and no account currency other than the US dollar is quoted.
ALZA FX Spreads, Commissions and Fees
Spreads are quoted as floating minimums that tighten with the size of the deposit, from 1.8 pips on the entry tier down to 0.3 pips on the top tier. No commission schedule is published for any tier, so the cost of trading beyond the spread is unknown. No deposit or withdrawal fee, funding channel, minimum withdrawal amount or processing time is published either.
ALZA FX Leverage
Maximum leverage is 1:400, offered on the Platinum, Diamond and Titanium tiers. The lower tiers are capped at 1:100 on Bronze, 1:200 on Silver and 1:300 on Gold.
ALZA FX Trading Platforms
No trading platform is identified for ALZA FX. Neither MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader nor a proprietary terminal is on record for the brand, and no download link, server name or web terminal address is published.
ALZA FX Support
The only contact route on record is the email address support@alzafx.com. No telephone number, live chat, office address, support portal or social media account is published.
ALZA FX Pros and Cons
Strengths:
- A low entry point, with the Bronze tier opening at 500 USD.
- Expert advisors, scalping and hedging are permitted without restriction, and spreads narrow materially on the funded tiers.
Limitations:
- No licence from any financial regulator, and no licence number to check.
- The operating company cannot be found in any public corporate registry.
- No trading platform, funding method or commission schedule is published.
- The brand's only website no longer resolves, and the sole contact route is an email address.
- No negative balance protection and no swap free account.
ALZA FX Review and Assessment
ALZA FX presents as a conventional tiered forex offering, with spreads from 0.3 pips and leverage to 1:400, but almost nothing a client would want to verify before funding an account can be verified. There is no regulator behind it, no traceable company, no named platform and no published funding terms, and the website that carried the offer is no longer reachable. The decisive consideration before any deposit is that there is no supervised entity and no identifiable company to pursue if money does not come back.
Regulatory Licenses
We have not confirmed any regulation for ALZA FX. Money deposited with an unregulated broker is protected only by the company itself.
Trading with an unregulated broker puts your deposit at risk.
No regulation
We have not confirmed any regulation for ALZA FX. An unregulated broker is not supervised by a financial authority, and money you deposit is protected only by the company itself.
What this means for you
- No compensation scheme covers your funds.
- No regulator to escalate a complaint to.
- No audit of how client money is held.
Corporate Network
One legal entity behind the ALZA FX brand.
- ALZA FX TradeinactiveComorosNamed as the operating company behind the ALZA FX brand, with the Comoros given as its place of registration. No matching entry was found in a public corporate registry or in the global legal entity identifier index, no registration number or registered address is published anywhere, and the brand's only published domain no longer resolves.
Company Registration
The operating company is ALZAFX LTD. Registered in Comoros. Registration number HY00623625.
- Legal entity
- ALZAFX LTD
- Registration number
- HY00623625
- Jurisdiction
- Comoros
- Incorporated
- May 24, 2023
- Registry
- Mwali International Services Authority, Registrar of Companies (Mohéli, Comoros)
- Registered address
- Autonomous Island of Mwali (Mohéli), Comoros Union
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about ALZA FX
Put a written withdrawal request to support@alzafx.com and keep a copy of it, then raise the matter with whoever processed your deposit. A card issuer may allow a chargeback and a bank may be able to recall a recent transfer, and both work from dated evidence. Because no regulator supervises ALZA FX and no registered company can be identified, there is no authority or ombudsman with jurisdiction to compel repayment.
No. alzafx.com is the only address the brand has ever published and it no longer resolves, so neither the public site nor any client login behind it can be opened. That is the single most important practical fact about ALZA FX today.
No. None of the six tiers is offered as a swap free or Islamic variant, so overnight financing applies on all of them.
This cannot be established. ALZA FX publishes no terms of business, no restricted countries page, no accepted countries list and no reachable registration form, so there is no statement of which residents it onboards and no country list enforced at signup that could be read. Treat the absence of a restriction as unknown rather than as acceptance.
The only contact route on record is the email address support@alzafx.com. No telephone number, live chat, office address, support portal or social media account is published for the brand.
No processing time is published for any method. Because the brand's website no longer resolves, there is also no working client area through which a withdrawal could currently be requested. Anyone holding a balance should treat the email address as their only route to the firm.
This is not published. ALZA FX names no card, bank transfer, e wallet or crypto channel, no deposit or withdrawal fee, and no minimum or maximum amount. A prospective client therefore cannot establish how money would go in, or by what route it would come out, before committing it.
None is identified. There is no record of MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader or a proprietary terminal for ALZA FX, and no download link, server name or web terminal address is published. A brand advertising six funded account tiers without naming the software they would be traded on is a material gap.
Spreads are quoted as floating minimums that narrow as the deposit grows, from 1.8 pips on the Bronze and Silver tiers to 1.0 pip on Gold, 0.7 pips on Platinum, 0.5 pips on Diamond and 0.3 pips on Titanium. No commission schedule is published for any tier, so the total cost of trading beyond the spread cannot be established.
Up to 1:400, which applies to the Platinum, Diamond and Titanium tiers. The entry tiers are lower, at 1:100 on Bronze, 1:200 on Silver and 1:300 on Gold. Leverage at that level is not permitted to retail clients by most onshore regulators, and ALZA FX does not offer negative balance protection to go with it.
The lowest advertised entry is 500 USD on the Bronze tier. The ladder then rises steeply through 5,000 USD on Silver, 25,000 USD on Gold, 50,000 USD on Platinum and 100,000 USD on Diamond, to 250,000 USD on the Titanium tier.
The operating company is named as ALZA FX Trade, with the Comoros given as its place of registration. No company number, registered address, director or shareholder is published, and searches of the cross jurisdiction corporate registry index and the global legal entity identifier database return no record of the name. There is no verified owner behind the brand.
We found no confirmed case of client funds being taken, so ALZA FX is best described as an unverified operation rather than a proven fraud. What is confirmed is that it has no licence, that its operating company cannot be found in any public corporate registry, and that the only website it published no longer resolves. On that basis it should be treated as high risk and not funded.
No. ALZA FX holds no licence, authorisation or registration from any financial regulator, and neither the brand nor its operating company ALZA FX Trade names a regulator or quotes a licence number. This is an absence of regulation rather than a licence claim that could not be confirmed, which means there is no supervisor to complain to and no requirement on the firm to keep client money separate from its own.
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