FX-EDGE

There is no evidence of that. Three named legal entities are all confirmed as active on official company records, the South African address matches the registry exactly, and the site is unusually explicit that it does not take retail money. The real caveats are different ones: the licence claims could not be independently verified, two of the three jurisdictions are low-tier offshore regimes with no compensation scheme, and the ten-year history claim runs ahead of the corporate record.

There is no retail funding schedule, because there are no retail clients. Settlement currencies published are USD, EUR and GBP, and crypto deposits are available. The company publishes no per-channel fees, limits or processing times, and states that it does not accept client funds from end users.

More than 430 CFD instruments across six asset classes, including forex, commodities, indices and crypto, with a group of instruments quoted around the clock. Ten levels of market depth are offered, with stated execution latency under 3ms and a no-last-look policy.

The core distribution platform is Match-Trader Pro. Liquidity can be bridged into MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader and proprietary platforms, and FIX API connectivity is available. The MT4 and MT5 bridge is included at no additional cost and supports both A-Book and B-Book routing.

Leverage is quoted as flexible up to 1:200, with 5x on indices, energy and metals. Spreads are variable and quoted from 0.1 pips. Because this is institutional pricing, the actual figures a partner receives are negotiated per counterparty rather than published on a rate card.

Forex and CFD liquidity starts at USD 1,000 per month. White label partners are quoted with no monthly minimum and no imposed trading conditions. The prop liquidity product is priced instead as a fixed fee starting from 2 percent of each funded account balance, with the exact rate depending on how strict the challenge conditions are.

The website claims operation since 2016 and ten years of experience. The official records tell a shorter story: the South African entity was incorporated in December 2017 under a different name, the Seychelles entity in October 2020 and the Vanuatu entity in February 2022. The brand's own corporate footprint therefore supports roughly eight years, not ten.

Three disclosed legal entities carry the brand: FX-EDGE SC LTD (Seychelles, registration C8429383), FX-EDGE V LTD (Vanuatu, registration 700604) and DNKR ZA (Pty) Ltd (South Africa, registration 2017/657344/07). All three are recorded as active on official company records. Ultimate beneficial ownership is reported to the registry as natural persons and is not named publicly.

The company says it is licensed and compliant in Seychelles, Vanuatu and South Africa, naming a Seychelles Financial Services Authority Securities Dealer licence SD099 for FX-EDGE SC LTD and FSCA authorised financial services provider number 49288 for DNKR ZA (Pty) Ltd. Those are the firm's own published claims. WIKILIX could not confirm any of them against the issuing regulators, so they should be treated as unverified. Verify each number directly with the authority named before relying on it.

Not as an individual. There is no retail sign-up path, no account tiers and no client area. The only route in is an institutional enquiry through the company's contact page, followed by classification, regulatory checks and an onboarding due diligence process.

No. FX-EDGE is a business-to-business liquidity provider. Its own website states that its services are intended exclusively for licensed brokers, financial institutions and professional counterparties, and that it does not provide services to retail traders, does not onboard end users and does not accept client funds.