GOSTRATA: MISA licence BFX2026018

By email only, at info@gostrata.ltd. The contact page publishes that address and the registered office in Fomboni, with no telephone number, no live chat and no support portal. The company says it aims to reply within one to two business days and asks that compliance matters be marked in the subject line.

GOSTRATA does not publish a country policy. Its terms require only that a client not be resident in a jurisdiction where the services would be prohibited by law, without naming any country, and the site has no restricted-countries page and no registration form whose country list could be read. No country is confirmed as either accepted or refused.

You cannot open one from the website. GOSTRATA publishes no registration form, no open-account page and no client login area, so there is no route from its site to a funded trading account. Anyone offered a GOSTRATA account through another channel is being onboarded outside anything the company publishes.

GOSTRATA publishes no deposit or withdrawal methods. There is no funding page, no payment page and no fee schedule on the site, and the terms and conditions set out no withdrawal process or timescale. The conditions under which money could be taken out are therefore unknown before it is paid in.

Neither is published. GOSTRATA states no maximum leverage, no spread, no commission and no execution model anywhere on its website. Without those figures the cost of trading cannot be assessed or compared with any other broker.

None is named. The site refers to a licensed brokerage platform and to access to forex, commodities and securities, but it does not name MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader or any proprietary platform, and it offers no download or web terminal link. There is no way to tell from the site what a client would actually trade on.

GOSTRATA does not publish a minimum deposit. The site carries no account comparison, no pricing page and no funding page, so the amount needed to start is unknown before any contact with the company. A brokerage that does not state its minimum deposit publicly gives a prospective client nothing to compare.

The company states on its about page that Gostrata Ltd was incorporated on 12 February 2026 under the International Business Companies Act 2014. That makes it only months old at the time of this review, which is too short a record to show how the firm behaves when clients ask for their money back.

GOSTRATA is the trading name of Gostrata Ltd, which the website gives as registration number HT00226012 with a registered office at Bonovo Road, Fomboni, Island of Moheli, Comoros Union. No directors, officers or shareholders are named anywhere on the site, and the company could not be located in a public corporate register, so the individuals behind it are not identifiable.

There is no confirmed evidence of fraud, but there is also nothing that would make GOSTRATA safe to deposit with. Its licence claim is unconfirmed, its operating company could not be found in any public corporate record, and it publishes no trading service at all. That combination puts it in the high risk and unverified category rather than the proven-fraud one.

No confirmed regulation was found. GOSTRATA states on its own about page that it holds an International Brokerage and Clearing House Licence numbered BFX2026018 from the Mwali International Services Authority of the Comoros Union, but that claim could not be matched to any entry in the authority's own published list of entities, and the company publishes no verification link. The licence is therefore claimed rather than held.