GLX

GLX Broker Overview

GLX is the trading brand of Global Liquidity Exchange Co., Ltd., a company registered in Cambodia with its recorded office in Phnom Penh. It has been profiled as a forex and CFD broker running MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, with a minimum deposit of 200 USD on record.

The central fact about GLX now is that it has no working website. The two web addresses held for the company, glexport.com and glexchange.com, no longer serve a GLX site: each one lands on a page offering that domain itself for sale. The other details about GLX come from WIKILIX's earlier research and cannot currently be checked against anything GLX publishes.

GLX Regulation and License

Global Liquidity Exchange Co., Ltd. is recorded as a Cambodian company, registration number 00037736. A company registration establishes that a company exists. It is not financial regulation and does not authorise a firm to take client deposits or offer leveraged trading.

The record carries one licence claim, naming the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission and the number 6042/11. WIKILIX has not confirmed that claim on the regulator's own register, and this review made no assessment of GLX's licences. A Cyprus licence number also sits oddly beside an operating company registered only in Cambodia, so it should be read as an unconfirmed claim rather than as evidence of supervision.

Is GLX Regulated?

Not confirmed. No GLX licence has been verified on a regulator's own register, and the single authority named on the record remains an unverified claim. Because no GLX website is in service, the company is also publishing nothing about its own regulatory standing, so a prospective client has no way to check the position independently.

Is GLX Safe?

GLX cannot currently be assessed, and that is itself the most important finding. A firm holding client money is expected to publish its company details, its terms and its fees, and GLX publishes none of them, because the web addresses on record for it serve domain sale pages instead of a brokerage.

Two further points sit on the record. Its regulatory position is an unconfirmed claim rather than a verified licence, and the telephone number recorded for the company carries a Hong Kong dialling code while its registered office is in Cambodia. For anyone already holding a balance with GLX, the practical question is how the company can now be reached.

GLX Leverage

The maximum leverage on record is 1:1000. It is unconfirmed, since GLX publishes no trading conditions page, and it is difficult to reconcile with the Cyprus licence the record names, because retail leverage under that regime is capped far lower. One account entry gives a 1:1 figure instead, so the figures do not agree here.

GLX Trading Platforms

Two platforms are on record: MetaTrader 5, listed for desktop, mobile and web, and MetaTrader 4, listed for desktop and web. No platform server or download page is recorded, and with no GLX site in service there is nowhere to obtain either platform from the company today.

GLX Deposits and Withdrawals

The funding channels on record are credit and debit cards including Visa, Mastercard and UnionPay, e-wallets including Neteller, Skrill and Perfect Money, bank wire transfer, local bank and mobile banking options, and cryptocurrency including Bitcoin, Ethereum and USDT. The account minimum on record is 200 USD, while the cryptocurrency entries show a lower minimum of 10 USD.

The fees and processing times held against those channels contradict one another and are supported by nothing GLX publishes, so they are not repeated here. There is no current GLX deposit or withdrawal page against which any of it can be checked.

GLX Support

The contact points on record are the email address info@glexchange.com, the telephone number +852 936 132 67 and one Facebook page. English is the only language recorded, and no support hours are recorded. The email address uses the glexchange.com domain, which is one of the two addresses now offered for sale.

GLX Review and Assessment

GLX presents as a Cambodian registered company whose profile rests on a MetaTrader offering, a 200 USD minimum and an unusually high leverage figure, none of which the company currently publishes anywhere. Its regulatory position is an unconfirmed claim, its company registration is no substitute for a licence, and both of its web addresses are for sale rather than in service. The most important consideration before funding an account is that there is at present no GLX website, no verified licence and no published terms to set against the money.