nextmarkets

No. Deposits from business accounts were refused, as were deposits from payment services that could not be clearly attributed to the account holder. WIKILIX could not obtain a full list of the deposit and withdrawal channels the firm did accept, so no funding methods are recorded on this profile.

Do not attempt it through the old domain, which is no longer controlled by the firm and now serves unrelated content. Pursue the claim in writing against the Malta operating entity, NEXTMARKETS TRADING LTD. (C 77603), at its registered address, and keep every statement, contract note and transfer record. If that route fails, escalate through the Maltese financial services complaints and arbiter process. Anyone who contacts you offering to recover the funds for an up-front payment is running a second fraud on top of the first.

Currency pairs, cryptocurrencies, several thousand shares and a large range of exchange-traded funds, all through a single account rather than separate account tiers.

A self-developed web platform plus Android and iOS apps, rather than MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 or cTrader. Its distinguishing feature was a coaching function through which in-house analysts published trade ideas clients could follow. None of it is reachable now.

Pricing was commission-free, with the firm's revenue taken in the spread. EUR/USD was quoted from around 0.6 pips. These figures are historic and could not be checked against the broker's own published pricing.

A maximum of 1:30, consistent with the European retail leverage limits that apply to firms serving retail clients in the region.

500 EUR. That was noticeably higher than most retail competitors and was a common complaint from smaller traders. This figure could not be corroborated against the broker's own site, which no longer exists.

There is no evidence that it was set up as a fraud. It was a real, registered European firm with verifiable company records in Malta and Germany, an office address and a genuine proprietary platform. What has happened is a wind-down, not an exit scam by any evidence available here. The present risk is different: an abandoned brand with a lapsed domain is an attractive shell for impersonation, so anything trading under this name today should be treated as unconnected until proven otherwise.

It is gone. The firm's domain of record no longer resolves to any nextmarkets service and instead redirects to unrelated third-party sites with no connection to financial services. A second domain carrying the name is a registrar parked page. Neither is under the broker's control in any way this run could observe.

The retail service was operated by NEXTMARKETS TRADING LTD., a private limited liability company registered in Malta under number C 77603 and incorporated in December 2016. It sat under a German parent, nextmarkets AG, registered at the Cologne commercial register under HRB 104025. An earlier company, nextmarkets GmbH (HRB 80770), was merged into the AG in December 2020.

Not on any basis WIKILIX could confirm. The Malta operating entity was presented as authorised by the Malta Financial Services Authority under an investment services licence tied to its company number C 77603, but no licence certificate was available to inspect and the firm no longer publishes a regulation page. WIKILIX therefore records the regulatory position as unverified, not as confirmed. The Malta company registration is real, but a company registration is not a trading licence.

No. The service has wound down. The German parent company, nextmarkets AG, is recorded as inactive following liquidation, and the domain the firm traded under no longer serves any nextmarkets platform. Treat the brand as defunct.