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Independent safety report

Is Match Securities a scam?

High risk (unverified)MEDIUM confidence
Updated August 18, 2026
Offshore broker with no verifiable client footprint

We are publishing a 65% risk score for Match Securities. It is not a scam we could prove: the company holds a genuine Mauritius FSC licence, but after roughly five years online it has left almost no trace of real clients, so we cannot treat it as safe.

  • The licence is real. Match Securities appears on the Mauritius FSC public register as an Investment Dealer (Discount Broker), licensed on 8 June 2021, with no cancellation or warning on record.
  • The company is real. Its legal identity, Mauritius company number C180090, and Ebene address are confirmed on the global LEI database.
  • It is the target of clones, not a clone itself. Its own site warns that "Match Private Securities" and "Match CFD" copy its details and falsely claim its licence.
  • We found no regulator warning against matchsecurities.com and no reports of blocked withdrawals.
  • The concern is silence. There is no Trustpilot page, no reviews on the broker directories we checked, and no user feedback anywhere. A five-year-old brokerage with a real client base normally leaves some trace. The 65% reflects that unverifiable profile, not misconduct we found.
Full broker profileOfficial site

Safety verdict

High risk
0%Scam risk
2.5/5Safety rating 2.5 out of 5
Wikilix safety rating
medium
Confidence
At a glance
Proof of regulationFound
Clone of another firmNo
TypeOffshore broker with no verifiable client footprint
Evidence items7
  • VerdictReading now
  • Risk scorecard
  • Who they are
  • Regulation
  • Why this verdict
  • Evidence
  • The other side
  • What would change
  • Check it yourself
  • FAQ
  • What we recommend
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Total sections11
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VerdictRisk scorecardWho they areRegulationWhy this verdict

Risk scorecard

Each area is scored 0 (clean) to 10 (worst). Higher means more risk.

Worst area: High
SeverityLowModerateHighCritical

Regulation

6/10 · High

Genuine FSC Mauritius Investment Dealer (Discount Broker) licence verified on the register, but a weak offshore regulator and the most limited execution-only category, so protection is low.

Identity & transparency

3/10 · Low

Legal entity, company number, LEI and address all confirmed and consistent across the FSC register, GLEIF and the site; the firm publicly warns of clones.

Withdrawals & conduct

2/10 · Low

No fund-integrity complaints found anywhere, though also no confirmed payout reports to rely on.

Reputation

6/10 · High

Essentially no independent footprint after five years: no Trustpilot page, zero directory reviews, no user feedback. Absence, not negativity.

Website claims

3/10 · Low

The site accurately discloses its real, verified FSC licence and warns about clones; no fabricated licences or false longevity claims found.

Operational history

3/10 · Low

About five years, corroborated by 2021 domain, 2021 licence and 2021 LEI; over the three-year threshold.

Who they are

A quick desk file on the company behind the brand.

  • Brand: Match Securities
  • Legal entity: Match Securities (trading as Match Liquidity T/A Match Securities), Mauritius company no. C180090 / 180090 GBC
  • Registered: 4th Floor, Iconebene, Rue de L'Institut, Ebene 80817, Mauritius (management company AAA Global Services Ltd)
  • Website: matchsecurities.com (registered 16 June 2021)
  • Only licence: FSC Mauritius Investment Dealer (Discount Broker), ref GB21026301, dated 8 June 2021, confirmed on the FSC register
  • Offers: FX, CFDs, ETFs, futures, metals and indices on MetaTrader 5, ML Trader and IRESS Pro Trader
  • Not accepted: no explicit restricted-country list published
  • Age claim: founded 2021, consistent with the domain and licence dates
Match Securities regulatory page stating its FSC Mauritius licence GB21026301 and legal entity
Match Securities home page, including its warning about clone sites misusing its identity
GLEIF legal-entity record confirming Match Securities, Mauritius company C180090, active

Regulation

Who really oversees this broker, and what each licence is worth to you.

Proof found

Proof of regulation on an official register: Yes

We confirmed this broker on a genuine regulator’s register.

Licences the broker publishes

Financial Services Commission (FSC), Mauritius

VerifiedTier 3Limited relevance
A genuine investment-dealer authorisation from Mauritius's non-bank financial regulator. The Discount Broker sub-category is the most limited, execution-only tier and provides limited retail investor protection.
Protection: Low. Offshore regulator with no meaningful compensation scheme for retail forex or CFD clients.Official register
Mauritius FSC public register entry for Match Securities, Investment Dealer (Discount Broker), licensed 8 June 2021

Why we reached this verdict

How the evidence adds up.

The identity and the licence check out, but the risk figure is driven up by an almost total absence of any client footprint.

  • We searched the Mauritius FSC Online Public Register for "Match" and opened the entry. It shows Match Securities, licence type SEC-2.3 Investment Dealer (Discount Broker), dated 8 June 2021, status "Company is incorporated", managed by AAA Global Services Ltd, with no adverse annotation. The licence is genuine and in force.
  • The global LEI record (9845004FI9AEF801A849) confirms the legal entity: Match Securities, Mauritius company C180090, active, at the same Ebene address the website publishes.
  • The FSC is a real but weak offshore regulator, and "Discount Broker" is the most limited execution-only category. For a retail client this means limited protection and no meaningful compensation scheme.
  • We could not find a single independent user review. There is no Trustpilot page for the domain, the broker directories we checked list zero user reviews, and a broad web search surfaced no withdrawal complaints and no praise. For a firm that has been online five years, that silence is itself the signal.
  • Because the score now rests on what is missing rather than on wrongdoing, our evidence-based figure of about 39% is raised to 65% under our trace-less-profile rule, and the verdict is High Risk / Unverified. We did not find theft, blocked withdrawals or fake licences here. We simply cannot confirm this is a functioning, trustworthy retail brokerage.

Note on operating history: the 5.2-year track record rests on domain registration alone. No company incorporation date could be established, so this is an upper bound rather than a confirmed age.

Evidence ledger

Every finding, with its source and how strongly it points.

1 against3 in favour
  • E1The Mauritius FSC Online Public Register lists Match Securities as holding a SEC-2.3 Investment Dealer (Discount Broker) licence dated 08/06/2021, managed by AAA Global Services Ltd, with no cancellation, suspension or adverse annotation.

    Hard proofFSC Mauritius Online Public Register
  • E2The GLEIF LEI record confirms the legal entity Match Securities, Mauritius company number C180090, status active, registered at Rue de l'Institut, Iconebene, Ebene 80817, the same address the website publishes.

    StrongGLEIF LEI database
  • E3The domain matchsecurities.com was registered on 16 June 2021, eight days after the FSC licence was granted, consistent with a genuine 2021 launch rather than an aged or drop-caught domain.

    ModerateVerisign RDAP
  • E4The broker's own website publishes a fraud warning that the sites Match Private Securities and Match CFD falsely claim its FSC licence and misuse its company details, indicating this operation is the victim of cloning, not a clone.

    ModerateMatch Securities website
  • E5A sweep of regulator warning material and web searches returned no warning or alert naming matchsecurities.com; the only fraud notices concern the clone sites.

    ModerateFSC investor alerts and open-web search
  • E6No independent user-review footprint exists: there is no Trustpilot page for the domain, aggregator listings carry zero user reviews, and no withdrawal complaints or positive reports were found. For a five-year-old brokerage this absence of any client trace is the main risk driver.

    ModerateTrustpilot, broker aggregators and web search
  • E7The website advertises live trading on MetaTrader 5, ML Trader and IRESS Pro Trader across FX, CFDs, ETFs, futures, metals and indices, consistent with an operational, deposit-taking brokerage rather than a static front page.

    WeakMatch Securities website
Broker aggregator profile for Match Securities showing an unverified FSC licence note and zero user reviews

The other side

The strongest case in this broker’s favour.

The honest case in the broker's favour is real and worth stating plainly.

  • The licence is not invented. It sits on the regulator's own register under the exact legal name, and the licence date lines up with the domain registration, so this is not a drop-catch or a shell wearing someone else's number.
  • The company legally exists in Mauritius, is LEI-active, and discloses a genuine registered address and management company.
  • The broker behaves like a victim of fraud, not a perpetrator: it publicly warns clients about clone sites misusing its name and licence.
  • No regulator anywhere has issued a warning against matchsecurities.com, and no user has publicly reported losing money or being refused a withdrawal.
  • A verified MetaTrader 5 server carrying the broker's own name exists, which points to a real trading operation rather than a fake front end.

If Match Securities primarily serves institutional or introduced clients rather than the retail review-writing public, the empty footprint would have an innocent explanation.

What would change this

What we would need to see to revise the verdict.

Concrete things that would move this verdict up or down:

  • Toward legitimate: a body of independent, specific, positive reviews across two or more platforms confirming real clients and successful withdrawals would remove the trace-less floor and pull the score well below 35%.
  • Toward legitimate: evidence of a substantial, verifiable client base or trading volume would do the same.
  • Toward scam: a cluster of specific, checkable withdrawal-refusal or fund-freeze reports, or any demand for a fee or tax to release funds, would push this to Likely Scam.
  • Toward scam: an FSC or other regulator warning naming matchsecurities.com, or the licence appearing as cancelled or surrendered on the register.

Check it yourself

Official registers and warning lists. Verify every claim first-hand.

4 sources

FSC Mauritius Online Public Register (search the name Match)

Official regulator register; the licence entry appears after searching Match

Match Securities regulatory environment page

The broker's own statement of its FSC licence and entity

GLEIF legal-entity record for Match Securities

Confirms the Mauritius company number and active status

FSC Mauritius investor alerts

Where the regulator publishes warnings; none names this broker

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about this broker’s safety.

11 questions
Is Match Securities a scam?

We found no proof that it is a scam. It holds a genuine Mauritius FSC licence and there are no regulator warnings or withdrawal-theft reports against it. We still rate it high risk because, after about five years online, it has almost no verifiable client footprint, so we cannot confirm it is a safe, functioning retail broker.

Is Match Securities regulated?

Yes, by the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius as an Investment Dealer (Discount Broker), licence reference GB21026301, dated 8 June 2021. We confirmed this on the FSC public register. Mauritius is a weak offshore regulator, so the protection is limited.

Can I withdraw my money from Match Securities?

We found no public complaints about blocked or delayed withdrawals, but we also found no confirmed payout reports. Because there is no track record either way, test a small withdrawal early before committing larger sums.

Is my money safe with Match Securities?

A Mauritius discount-broker licence offers far less protection than a tier-1 regulator, with no meaningful compensation scheme for retail forex or CFD clients. Only deposit what you can afford to lose and verify the licence yourself first.

Who owns Match Securities?

The operating entity is Match Securities, a private company incorporated in Mauritius (company number C180090, also cited as 180090 GBC), with its registered office in Ebene handled by the management company AAA Global Services Ltd.

How old is Match Securities?

About five years. Its domain was registered in June 2021, its FSC licence dates to June 2021, and its LEI was issued in December 2021. The claimed founding year of 2021 matches these records.

What is the FSC Mauritius licence worth?

It is a real licence from a genuine regulator, but Mauritius is a low-to-mid tier offshore jurisdiction, and the Discount Broker category is the most limited execution-only tier. It is a long way below the protection offered by the FCA, ASIC or CySEC.

Is Match Securities a clone of another firm?

No. It is the original that others are copying. Its own website warns that sites called Match Private Securities and Match CFD falsely claim its licence and misuse its details. Make sure you are on matchsecurities.com.

Why is the risk score 65% if the licence is real?

The licence and identity are verified, but our score is raised by the complete absence of any independent client feedback over five years. Our rules lift a trace-less profile to at least 65% because we cannot confirm real, satisfied clients, not because we found misconduct.

What should I check before depositing with Match Securities?

Confirm the licence on the FSC Mauritius register, make sure the website is exactly matchsecurities.com, read the withdrawal and bonus terms, start with a small deposit, and test a withdrawal before adding more funds.

Has any regulator warned against Match Securities?

We found no regulator warning naming matchsecurities.com. The only fraud notices in this space concern the clone sites impersonating Match Securities, which the company itself has flagged.

What we recommend

The practical takeaway from everything above.

Our advice

Treat this as an offshore, thinly-evidenced broker and proceed with caution.

  • Verify the licence yourself on the FSC Mauritius public register by searching the name "Match" before depositing.
  • Understand the protection is minimal: a Mauritius discount-broker licence does not give the safeguards of an FCA, ASIC or CySEC firm.
  • Make sure you are on matchsecurities.com and not a look-alike such as the clone names the company itself warns about.
  • Start small and test a withdrawal early, since there is no public track record of payouts to rely on.
  • Our own broker record should be corrected: it currently lists this firm as unregulated with no licence, which the FSC register contradicts.

This is an independent assessment of risk, not a legal ruling. Scores and verdicts follow the Wikilix broker-safety methodology and can change as new evidence appears. Review scores are treated with caution when a broker’s reviews look manipulated. Last reviewed August 18, 2026. If any detail here is out of date or incorrect, or you represent this broker, please contact us.