Is MEX CFD a scam?
Wikilix independent safety report
Yes. MEX CFD (mexcfd.com) is a scam. It is a clone that borrows the CySEC licence number and the registered address of a genuine, unrelated firm, and Italy's market regulator has ordered the site blo…
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Broker Summary
What Wikilix has recorded about MEX CFD: its history, the licences it holds, its trading conditions and its fees.
MEX CFD Broker Overview
MEX CFD is a contracts for difference brand operating under the domain mexcfd.com and presented as the business of a company called MexCfd Ltd, at an address in Limassol, Cyprus. The public website at mexcfd.com is no longer serving pages, so the brand currently publishes no trading conditions, no account types, no platform list, no fee schedule and no legal documents. A separate client portal at client.mexcfd.com remains online and continues to accept new account registrations.
MEX CFD Regulation and License
No financial regulation can be confirmed for MEX CFD. The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission licence numbered 430/23 that is associated with this brand is recorded against MEX EUROPE LTD, a separate Cypriot company holding registration number HE 424840, and not against the operator of mexcfd.com. MEX CFD publishes no regulation page of its own, so there is no licensed entity, no licence scope and no client money arrangement that a prospective client can examine.
Is MEX CFD Regulated?
No. Nothing establishes that MEX CFD holds an authorisation from any financial regulator. The licence number connected to the brand is registered to a different company, and the operator itself publishes no regulatory disclosure of any kind.
MexCfd Ltd
MexCfd Ltd is the company name attached to the MEX CFD brand, given as being at Feidiou 1, Flat 2, 3075 Limassol, Cyprus. Searches of the Cyprus companies register maintained by the Department of Registrar of Companies and Intellectual Property return no company under that name or any close variant of it. The address is genuine, but it is the registered office of MEX EUROPE LTD (HE 424840), an active Cypriot company incorporated on 20 August 2021 which is a different business from the one operating mexcfd.com.
Is MEX CFD Safe?
Most of the factors that a safety assessment would normally rest on are missing. The company named as the operator does not appear on the companies register of the jurisdiction it claims, the licence number linked to the brand is registered to another firm, and no client agreement, withdrawal terms or complaints route is published anywhere. The registration portal is still taking new accounts, and its country selector accepts applicants from every jurisdiction on its list, including several under comprehensive international sanctions.
MEX CFD Review and Assessment
What can be established about MEX CFD is a brand name, a public website that has stopped serving content, a live registration form, and a company name and licence number that both trace back to a different Cypriot firm. There is no disclosed trading offering to assess: spreads, leverage, instruments, platforms and funding methods are not published by the operator anywhere. The decisive consideration before funding an account here is that no verifiable legal entity stands behind the brand.
Website snapshots
2 full-page captures of MEX CFD's own site, archived so what they said can still be read after the pages change.
Regulatory Licenses
We have not confirmed any regulation for MEX CFD. Money deposited with an unregulated broker is protected only by the company itself.
Trading with an unregulated broker puts your deposit at risk.
No regulation
We have not confirmed any regulation for MEX CFD. 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
- No compensation scheme covers your funds.
- No regulator to escalate a complaint to.
- No audit of how client money is held.
Country availability
Where MEX CFD says it will and won't take clients
Explicitly accepted
Named as accepted — not a full list of served markets
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How we know — 6 sources
- 1Registration form at https://client.mexcfd.com/register: the Country selector is a fixed list of 247 jurisdictions and applies no restriction to any of them, so every code in the whitelist is a jurisdiction this onboarding form accepts.
- 2The same selector accepts residents of comprehensively sanctioned jurisdictions, among them Cuba, Iran, North Korea and Syria, and also the United States and the United Kingdom, with no eligibility check at the point of registration.
- 3No blocked or restricted jurisdictions are recorded because no restriction wording exists to classify: the operator publishes no terms, no client agreement, no AML policy and no restricted-countries page on any reachable path.
- 4Ten selector entries were written to no list because they do not resolve to a single ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code: Canary Islands, Channel Islands, Hawaii, Midway Islands, Wake Island, Netherland Antilles, Nevis, Saipan, St Eustatius and Tahiti.
- 5Three further entries duplicate codes already recorded: Great Britain duplicates United Kingdom, Samoa American duplicates American Samoa, and Serbia duplicates Republic of Serbia.
- 6The selector entry Zaire was recorded as CD, the present-day Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Global Domains
2 domains on record. All active and served over HTTPS.
Corporate Network
One legal entity behind the MEX CFD brand.
Company Registration
MEX CFD names MexCfd Ltd (claimed on the site; no such company on the Cyprus register) as the operating company. We could not confirm that registration on the registry.
- Legal entity
- MexCfd Ltd (claimed on the site; no such company on the Cyprus register)
- Jurisdiction
- Cyprus (claimed)
- Registry
- Cyprus Department of Registrar of Companies and Intellectual Property (DRCOR)
- Registered address
- Feidiou 1, Flat 2, 3075 Limassol, Cyprus (this address belongs to MEX Europe Ltd)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about MEX CFD
There is no published contact route. The operator lists no telephone number, no email address, no live chat, no support hours and no social media account on any page it serves, and it names no complaints procedure. The Limassol address in circulation is the registered office of a different company and is not a contact point for this brand.
No withdrawal process is published. The operator discloses no payment methods, no processing times, no fees, no minimum or maximum amounts and no withdrawal terms of any kind, and there is no client agreement setting out what it is obliged to do. Anyone already holding a balance should attempt a withdrawal of the full amount immediately and keep dated records of every request and reply.
Effectively all of them. The country selector on the registration form lists 247 jurisdictions and restricts none, so applicants from anywhere on that list can register. It accepts residents of the United States and the United Kingdom, and also of Cuba, Iran, North Korea and Syria, which are under comprehensive international sanctions. No supervised firm onboards on those terms.
Yes, the registration form at client.mexcfd.com is live and accepting new applications. That is a large part of the concern: accounts are still being taken while the public website publishes no terms, no withdrawal conditions, no fee schedule and no identifiable company.
The domain mexcfd.com resolves but serves no website: secure requests fail on an expired certificate at the origin, and ordinary requests return a hosting default page or a not-found error on every path. The reason has not been disclosed by the operator. The separate client portal at client.mexcfd.com is unaffected and remains online.
None of these is published. There is no spread table, no commission schedule, no leverage figure and no instrument list on any page the operator serves. A prospective client has no way to know what trading here would cost before depositing.
None is disclosed. No MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader or proprietary platform is named or offered for download anywhere by the operator, and no server name or platform download link is published. Nothing establishes that a trading platform exists behind this brand at all.
MEX CFD does not publish a minimum deposit. Its public website serves no pages, and the client portal shows only a login and a registration form, so no deposit figure, account tier or funding requirement is disclosed before an account is opened.
No licence held by MEX CFD could be confirmed. CySEC licence 430/23 is a real number, but it is registered to MEX EUROPE LTD rather than to MEX CFD, and the claim as it stands is recorded as unverified. A client of MEX CFD should not assume any CySEC supervision, any client money segregation or any access to the Cyprus investor compensation scheme.
No. MEX EUROPE LTD is a real Cypriot company, registration number HE 424840, incorporated on 20 August 2021 and shown as active on the Cyprus companies register. It is a separate business from the one behind mexcfd.com, and nothing on the register connects the two. The overlap is that mexcfd.com publishes that company's registered office as its own address and its licence number as its own authorisation.
We rate MEX CFD as very likely fraudulent and advise against depositing with it. Two findings drive that: the company named as the operator does not exist on the register of the country it claims, and the licence number linked to the brand belongs to a different firm at the same address. We have not established a specific case of a client losing money, so the rating rests on the identity and licence findings rather than on a proven theft.
This cannot be established. The company name attached to the brand is MexCfd Ltd, said to be at Feidiou 1, Flat 2, 3075 Limassol, Cyprus, but no company of that name or any close variant appears in the Cyprus companies register. The operator's own website names no company, no director and no officer.
No regulation could be confirmed for MEX CFD. The brand is associated with Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission licence number 430/23, but that licence is recorded against MEX EUROPE LTD, a separate Cypriot company, and not against the operator of mexcfd.com. MEX CFD publishes no regulation page, no licence number and no licensed entity of its own.





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