Quox Capital

No, and this is the most common misunderstanding about offshore brokers. Registering a company in Saint Vincent creates a legal person and nothing more. The jurisdiction's financial authority has publicly declined to license or supervise forex trading. A certificate of incorporation, an LLC number or a Legal Entity Identifier proves the company exists; none of them is permission to accept client deposits or to deal in investments.

The operating company's registry number, 1312 LLC 2021, and its Legal Entity Identifier record place its registration in 2021, making the brand roughly five years old on paper. Very little of that period is evidenced by a working service, and the entity's LEI registration has been lapsed since August 2023.

The only contact detail WIKILIX could establish is a company address in Kingstown, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and an account on X at twitter.com/Quox_io. No support email, telephone number, live chat or ticketing portal is published by the operator.

No deposit or withdrawal channels are published, so WIKILIX records none. This is the most serious practical consequence of the site going dark: with no licensed operator, no published funding page and no working support channel, a client has no documented route to request money back and no regulator to escalate to.

None could be confirmed. No MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader or proprietary platform is documented by the operator, and no server names or download links are published. WIKILIX lists no platforms rather than assume any.

Not disclosed. No leverage cap, spread schedule, commission structure or execution model is published by the operator any more, so WIKILIX records none. An unlicensed offshore operator is also under no obligation to cap leverage or to honour the terms it advertises.

Not disclosed. Because the operator's website no longer publishes account information, WIKILIX could not document a minimum deposit from a primary source and will not estimate one. Any figure quoted to you by a third party or a salesperson should be treated as unverified.

WIKILIX has not confirmed fraud, and stops short of calling it a confirmed scam. What we can state is that the operator holds no licence, discloses no trading terms, and no longer runs a website. That combination is high risk by any measure and gives a client no realistic way to recover funds if something goes wrong. Our verdict is high risk, unverified.

No. The brand's only known domain, quox.io, no longer serves a trading website. It now resolves to a third-party advertising landing page of the kind used when a domain has lapsed or been repurposed. There is no client portal, no platform download, no legal documentation and no contact form behind it.

The brand belongs to QUOX.IO LLC, a limited liability company in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines carrying registry number 1312 LLC 2021 and Legal Entity Identifier 894500AI59QS1WEKXF25. The company was originally named Quox Capital and changed to its present legal name in September 2022. Its registered address is First Floor, First St. Vincent Bank Ltd Building, James Street, Kingstown. No directors, shareholders or beneficial owners are publicly disclosed.

No. WIKILIX found no financial services licence held by Quox Capital or by its operating company QUOX.IO LLC in any jurisdiction. The company is registered in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, which does not license or supervise forex and CFD brokers at all. Trading with an unlicensed operator means no capital requirements, no segregated client money, no independent complaints route and no compensation scheme.