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Bexton Capital shows the hallmarks of a withdrawal-trap scam, and we assess the risk of fraud as high. It is unregulated, its only licence expired in April 2025, and traders report money taken and th…
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What Wikilix has recorded about Bexton Capital: its history, the licences it holds, its trading conditions and its fees.
Bexton Capital is a retail forex and CFD brand operated under the name Bexton Capital LTD and registered to an address in Fomboni, on the island of Moheli in the Union of the Comoros. It offered trading in currencies, indices, stocks, ETFs, futures and energies on MetaTrader 5, from a minimum deposit of 10 USD and with headline leverage of 1:2000. Its website at bextoncapital.com no longer serves a trading site: the address now resolves to an unrelated business application, so the brand has no working public presence.
Bexton Capital holds no confirmed financial regulation. No licence from any financial authority could be established for Bexton Capital LTD, in the Comoros or anywhere else, and the company does not appear on the published list of entities of the Mwali International Services Authority, the Registrar of Companies for the island of Moheli, in its brokerage category or in any other. No regulator supervises the firm, no client money rules bind it and no compensation scheme stands behind it.
No. Bexton Capital is not regulated by any financial authority, and the brand publishes no licence number or authority a client could check. An offshore corporate address is not financial regulation, and on its own it confers no supervision of client funds whatsoever.
Bexton Capital cannot be treated as safe. Nothing in the record establishes an authority that supervises it, a company registration that can be confirmed, or a functioning route through which a client could reach the firm. The site that once carried the service no longer operates, which leaves anyone holding a balance without a published channel to request its return.
Bexton Capital offered a single live trading account alongside a demo account. The live account opened from 10 USD and carried the same terms across the range, with no tiered structure and no separate raw spread or ECN tier.
Bexton Capital charged no commission on trading or on deposits. The indicative spreads recorded are wide: 5.0 pips on EUR/USD, 7.0 pips on GBP/USD and 5.0 pips on USD/JPY. No schedule of swap, inactivity or withdrawal fees was published, so the full cost of holding and closing a position could not be established before funding an account.
Maximum leverage was 1:2000 on currencies, 1:100 on indices, energies and futures, and 1:20 on stocks and ETFs. Leverage at that level sits far above the retail caps applied in supervised markets, and here it came with no supervising authority behind it.
MetaTrader 5 was the only platform offered, running on a single dedicated server, together with a mobile trading app for iOS and Android. No MT4 server was operated.
The published contact routes were email at info@bextoncapital.com, a Bulgarian telephone number on +359 2 4928460, a contact form and a live chat. Two addresses were given: the registered one in Fomboni, Comoros, and an office address at 79 Nikola Gabrovski Str., Sofia, Bulgaria. With the website no longer operating, the form and the live chat are no longer reachable.
Bexton Capital is an unregulated offshore brand whose public operation has ceased. What matters is not any single weakness but the way they compound: no authority supervises the firm, the company behind it cannot be confirmed on the registrar of the jurisdiction it names, and the website through which clients would have funded and managed accounts no longer exists. For a prospective client that leaves no supervised venue, no confirmable counterparty and no working channel through which money could be recovered.
We have not confirmed any regulation for Bexton Capital. Money deposited with an unregulated broker is protected only by the company itself.
Trading with an unregulated broker puts your deposit at risk.
We have not confirmed any regulation for Bexton Capital. 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
One account type on record. Minimum deposit from USD 10. Leverage up to 1:2000.
| Account | Min Deposit | Leverage | Commission |
|---|---|---|---|
| Live AccountStandard | USD 10 | 1:2000 | Not recorded |
One trading platform on record: Meta Trader 5.
MetaTrader 5 is the only trading platform recorded for this broker, running on a single dedicated MT5 server, alongside a mobile trading app for iOS and Android. No MT4 server is operated.
3 domains on record. All active and served over HTTPS.
One legal entity behind the Bexton Capital brand.
The operating company is Bexton Capital Ltd. Registered in Comoros. Registration number HY00323309.
3 other brokers on the record share what Bexton Capital offers — its country, regulator, account types or platforms — set beside it on the same measures.
Common questions about Bexton Capital
Its age is on record only as a band of roughly two to five years, with no documented founding date and no incorporati...
The routes on record are an email address at info@bextoncapital.com and a Bulgarian telephone number on +359 2 492846...
This cannot be answered. The brand publishes no client agreement, no restricted countries page, no onboarding form an...
Currencies, indices, stocks, ETFs, futures and energies. The number of instruments in each class was never published, so the size of the offering cannot be stated.
This was never published. Neither the deposit and withdrawal methods, nor their fees, limits or processing times, appear anywhere on record for this brand. A broker that does not publish how money leaves the account is asking a client to fund it on trust.
No commission was charged on trading or on deposits, and the cost sat in the spread. The indicative spreads on record are wide: 5.0 pips on EUR/USD, 7.0 pips on GBP/USD and 5.0 pips on USD/JPY. No swap, inactivity or withdrawal fee schedule was ever published, so the full cost of holding and closing a position could not be established before funding an account.
MetaTrader 5, running on a single dedicated server, together with a mobile trading app for iOS and Android. No MT4 server was operated and no proprietary web terminal is on record.
Up to 1:2000 on currencies, 1:100 on indices, energies and futures, and 1:20 on stocks and ETFs. Leverage of 1:2000 sits far above the limits supervised venues may offer retail clients, and here it was offered with no supervising authority behind it.
The recorded minimum deposit is 10 USD for the live account. This figure is not corroborated anywhere on the brand's own website, which no longer publishes account terms of any kind.
There is no working channel to request a withdrawal. The website is gone, so the contact form and live chat no longer function, and only an email address and a telephone number remain on record. Anyone holding a balance should raise the matter with the bank or card issuer that processed the deposit and with their national financial crime reporting body, rather than expect the brand to respond.
The brand names Bexton Capital LTD, registered at Bonovo Road, Fomboni, on the island of Moheli in the Union of the Comoros. No owner, director or officer is disclosed. The company does not appear on the published list of entities of the Mwali International Services Authority, the registrar of companies for that jurisdiction, and no registration number or incorporation date is on public record.
No. The address bextoncapital.com no longer serves a trading site. The domain still resolves, but it redirects to an unrelated business application and every trading, account, funding and legal page returns a not-found error. There is no working public presence for this brand.
We found no proof of fraud, and we could not confirm the basic facts that would make the firm safe to use either. It holds no regulation, its operating company appears on no corporate register we checked, and its website has stopped working. On that record it should be treated as high risk and unverified rather than cleared.
No. No licence from any financial authority could be established for Bexton Capital or for Bexton Capital LTD, in the Union of the Comoros or in any other jurisdiction. The brand publishes no licence number and names no authority a client could check, so there is no regulator supervising the firm and no compensation scheme behind a deposit.
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