Is SupremeFX a scam?
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SupremeFX is not a clone and it does hold a real licence, but we rate it high risk: clients repeatedly report that realized profits were cancelled after they became profitable, and a second SupremeFX…
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Broker Summary
Summary of the broker
SupremeFX is the trade name of Sun Capital Markets Ltd, an investment firm incorporated in the Republic of Seychelles under company number 8431497-1 and confirmed on the Seychelles Business Register as company C8431497. The firm holds a Securities Dealer licence from the Financial Services Authority of Seychelles, licence number SD145, and gives its business address as CT House, Office 4E, Providence, Mahe, Seychelles, with a registered address at Office 9A of the same building. It also names a representative office at the Maze Tower, Shaikh Zayed Road, Dubai.
Regulation. The Seychelles Securities Dealer licence is genuine but offshore and low tier. It carries no compensation scheme and no client money insurance, so a Seychelles licence does not give a retail client the protections an onshore regulator provides. The Dubai Economic Department registration the firm cites for its representative office is a commercial trade licence, not a financial services authorisation, and should not be read as a second layer of supervision.
What they offer. Trading is on MetaTrader 5 only, on the SupremeFX-Server trade server, with desktop, Android and iOS builds. The broker describes itself as a straight through processing broker remunerated by the spread rather than by commission. Three account tiers are published: Standard from 1.2 pips with a 200 USD minimum and leverage to 1:500, Advanced from 0.8 pips with a 1,000 USD minimum and leverage to 1:500, and PRO from 0.1 to 0.2 pips with a 2,500 USD minimum and leverage to 1:200. Islamic swap free accounts are available on request, subject to approval, an administrative fee after a three day grace period and a seven day maximum holding period. The product range is quoted as more than 60 FX pairs across majors, minors and exotics, plus CFDs on metals, indices, energies, shares, ETFs and cryptocurrencies.
Funding. Deposits can be made by bank wire, USDT or card, with no broker charge on wire and USDT deposits and a 2.99 percent card processor fee the firm says it passes through rather than retains. Card deposits are capped at 10,000 USD per transaction. Withdrawals are only paid by bank wire or USDT, with minimums of 100 USD and 50 USD respectively. One withdrawal per calendar month is free; further withdrawals cost 0.5 percent with a 15 USD minimum, and a 15 USD charge applies to funds withdrawn without trading or within 30 days of deposit. Requests are processed in 24 to 48 working hours, Monday to Friday between 9am and 6pm GMT+4.
Who it suits, and the caveats. The offering will suit a trader who wants high leverage, tight PRO tier spreads and swap free access, and who accepts offshore counterparty risk. Several caveats are worth weighing first. The minimum deposit for the Standard account is published inconsistently across the site, as 200 USD on the accounts page and 100 USD on the company profile page. The site claims both more than 10 years and more than 20 years of experience in different places, and neither is supported by the corporate record. The client service agreement states a 50 percent automatic close out level where the accounts pages state stop outs of 30 and 45 percent, and it still contains an unfilled placeholder where the leverage schedule should be linked. The products page describes the offering as trading with an Accuindex account, a competitor's brand name left in the copy. The firm publishes a regional restriction notice excluding the United States, the United Arab Emirates, Canada, Israel, Japan, North Korea, Belgium and UN or EU sanctioned countries, yet its registration form presents an unfiltered world country list that includes every one of them. As with any offshore broker, deposit only what you can afford to lose and test the withdrawal process with a small amount before committing capital.
Regulatory Licenses
Compliance & oversight
FSATier 3
The Seychelles Financial Services Authority SeychellesTier 3A genuine Securities Dealer licence issued by the Seychelles financial regulator, permitting dealing in securities and derivatives. It is real supervision but low tier offshore cover, with no investor compensation scheme behind it. Client protection: Weak. No compensation scheme and no practical route to recover funds if the firm refuses to pay a foreign client..
Offshore
A genuine Securities Dealer licence issued by the Seychelles financial regulator, permitting dealing in securities and derivatives. It is real supervision but low tier offshore cover, with no investor compensation scheme behind it. Client protection: Weak. No compensation scheme and no practical route to recover funds if the firm refuses to pay a foreign client..
A genuine Securities Dealer licence issued by the Seychelles financial regulator, permitting dealing in securities and derivatives. It is real supervision but low tier offshore cover, with no investor compensation scheme behind it. Client protection: Weak. No compensation scheme and no practical route to recover funds if the firm refuses to pay a foreign client..
Account Types
Trading account options
StandardStandard · StandardMin Deposit USD 200 • Leverage 1:500 • Commission Zero commission; spread from 1.2 pips
PROPro · VIPMin Deposit USD 2,500 • Leverage 1:200 • Commission Zero commission; spread from 0.1 to 0.2 pips
Country availability
Where SupremeFX says it will and won't take clients
Confirmed blocked· 7
Named in the broker's own terms
Covered by a parent block· 5
Territories a blocked country carries with it
How we know
- 1The regional restriction notice in the footer of every page on the broker's own site, for example https://www.supremefxtrading.com/faq/, states that the company 'does not provide investment and ancillary services in the territories of the United States of America, the United Arab Emirates, Canada, Israel, Japan, North Korea, Belgium, and UN/EU Sanctioned countries'. US, AE, CA, IL, JP, KP and BE are recorded as confirmed blocks on that wording.
- 2'UN/EU Sanctioned countries' is a category rather than a list of named jurisdictions, so no individual country codes were inferred from it; the wording is recorded here instead.
- 3Puerto Rico, Guam, the United States Virgin Islands, the Northern Mariana Islands and American Samoa are recorded as dependent territories of the named United States block. None is itself named by the broker.
- 4The FAQ at https://www.supremefxtrading.com/faq/ answers 'From which countries can I trade?' with 'Our platform allows you to trade from anywhere in the world except US & Blacklisted Countries'. This is narrower than the footer notice, which also names the UAE, Canada, Israel, Japan, North Korea and Belgium.
- 5The registration form at https://secure.supremefxtrading.com/register offers an open country selector of 242 entries that includes the United States, the United Arab Emirates, Canada, Israel, Japan, North Korea and Belgium. Because it is an unfiltered world list rather than a curated onboarding list, it was not treated as an explicit acceptance and no whitelist codes were written; the disagreement with the published restriction notice is recorded here, and it means the published blocks are not enforced at the point of signup.
- 6The 45 page client service agreement and the privacy policy published on the broker's own site contain no restricted jurisdiction clause.
- 7No dedicated restricted countries page is published on the site.
- 8The deposit and withdrawal policy names only India as a jurisdiction with specific handling, not as a restriction.
Recorded by WIKILIX research, not published by the broker, and not a guarantee. A country listed nowhere above is not thereby accepted — check SupremeFX's own terms before you open an account.
Funding Methods
Deposit & withdrawal options
USDTFree Deposit
Bank WireFree Deposit
Direct Credit/Debit CardInstant
Trading Platforms
Professional trading tools
Social Presence
Digital community engagement
Corporate Network
Enterprise structure & relationships
Sun Capital Markets Ltd
Registration
C8431497
Established
N/A
Sun Capital Markets Ltd (UAE Representative Office)
Registration
1273677
Established
N/A
Company Registration
Legal entity checked against the official company registry
Legal entity
Sun Capital Markets Ltd
Registration number
8431497-1
Jurisdiction
Seychelles
Registered address
CT House, Office 4E, Providence, Mahe, Seychelles
From our latest investigation · Verified Aug 20, 2026
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