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Syntex Capital (syntexfx.com) is an unregulated offshore broker that we rate high risk. Its only registration, an offshore Comoros licence, has been suspended, and we would not deposit money with it.…
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What Wikilix has recorded about Syntex Capital: its history, the licences it holds, its trading conditions and its fees.
Syntex Capital is the trading brand of Syntex Capital Investment Ltd, a company registered in the Union of the Comoros at Bonovo Road, Fomboni, Island of Moheli, under registration number HY01223073. The company also publishes a physical office address in Chonburi Province, Thailand. The broker offers foreign exchange, equities, indices and commodities as contracts for difference on a single MetaTrader 5 platform, across four account tiers with leverage of up to 1:500. Its footer names eight jurisdictions it does not serve, among them the United States and India.
The Syntex Capital website names no regulator and publishes no licence number. There is no regulation page, and no supervisory authority is mentioned anywhere on the site.
The Mwali International Services Authority, the offshore authority of the Comoros jurisdiction in which Syntex Capital Investment Ltd is registered, carries the company on its published register of entities with brokerage authorisation T2023436, issued on 28 December 2023. The company appears there only in the authority's list of suspended brokerage companies, which the authority describes as firms whose annual fee was not paid and which are not permitted to continue activity. The authorisation is therefore not in force, and it was in any case a low tier offshore permission carrying no segregation requirement for client money, no compensation scheme and no complaints mechanism.
No. Syntex Capital holds no financial licence that is currently in force. Its only recorded authorisation is listed as suspended by the authority that issued it, and the broker advertises no regulation of any kind. Anyone trading with Syntex Capital is outside the reach of any regulator that supervises retail foreign exchange dealing.
Nothing in the public record supports treating Syntex Capital as safe to fund. Beyond the absent regulation, the site publishes no client agreement, no terms and conditions, no privacy policy, no anti money laundering policy and no risk disclosure, so a deposit would be made under no written contract at all. The site also carries material belonging to other trading brands, including market widgets tagged for a different broker's domain and a market notifications paragraph written in another firm's name, which points to an unedited template rather than the front end of an established business.
Four tiers are published and they are separated only by their spread floor. ECN starts from 0 pips, Standard from 0.5 pips, and Pro and Diamond from 0.1 pips. All four carry the same maximum leverage of 1:500 and the same 0.01 lot minimum order size. No minimum deposit, account currency, commission or execution model is published for any of them, and the Get started button on every tier is an empty link. The site's menus additionally name demo, joint, corporate and Islamic accounts, none of which has a page or a specification.
Those spread floors are the only cost Syntex Capital discloses. No commission rate, swap table, inactivity fee or withdrawal charge appears anywhere on the site, and the product specifications page explains what swaps and rollovers are without giving a single figure for any instrument.
Leverage reaches 1:500 on all four account tiers. No lower cap is published for any instrument or any jurisdiction.
MetaTrader 5 is the only platform, presented under the Syntex Capital name and served by a single server. Desktop, web, iOS and Android access is advertised. In practice the desktop download button returns to the home page, the web platform link is an empty anchor, and the button labelled for Android serves a Windows executable.
Syntex Capital publishes no funding information. There is no deposits or withdrawals page, no list of payment methods, no processing times, no limits and no fee schedule, and the FAQ does not address funding. A prospective client cannot establish how money would be paid in, or on what terms it could be taken out, before opening an account.
Support runs through a single email address, support@syntexfx.com, a Thai telephone number, +66 99 348 8853, and a contact form. There is no live chat, no published opening hours and no linked social media account. The site is available in English only, although its instrument pages advertise multilingual support.
Syntex Capital presents as a conventional multi asset broker but publishes almost none of the material a client would need in order to assess it, and the one authorisation attached to its legal entity has been suspended by the body that granted it. The single most important thing to establish before funding an account would be the terms on which money could be withdrawn, and at Syntex Capital those terms do not exist in public form.
7 full-page captures of Syntex Capital's own site, archived so what they said can still be read after the pages change.
Every licence on record has expired or been closed on its register. We hold no evidence that Syntex Capital is regulated today.
An offshore brokerage registration from a self-styled autonomous-island registrar, not recognised financial regulation. Its licences have been publicly disavowed by the Comoros central bank. Client protection: None in practice. Offshore registration only, and this licence is suspended, so it provides no client protection.. Effective: 28 Dec 2023.
Verification note
Listed by the issuing authority among suspended brokerage companies for non-payment of the annual fee, with the authority stating that suspended companies may not continue activity. Not in force. The broker's own website does not mention this or any other authorisation.
These are the rules MISA sets for the firms it licenses. They are not a statement about how Syntex Capital applies them, or about which of its companies would hold your account.
4 account types on record. Leverage up to 1:500.
| Account | Min Deposit | Leverage | Commission |
|---|---|---|---|
| ECN ACCOUNTECN | Not recorded | 1:500 | Not recorded |
| Standard AccountStandard | Not recorded | 1:500 | Not recorded |
| ProPro · VIP | Not recorded | 1:500 | Not recorded |
| DiamondDiamond · VIP | Not recorded | 1:500 | Not recorded |
Where Syntex Capital says it will and won't take clients
Confirmed blocked
Named in the broker's own terms
Covered by a parent block
Territories a blocked country carries with it
One trading platform on record: Meta Trader 5.
The only platform offered, presented under the broker's own name and served by a single MetaTrader 5 server. The desktop download button returns to the home page and the button labelled for Android serves a Windows executable.
One legal entity behind the Syntex Capital brand.
Syntex Capital names Syntex Capital Investment Ltd as the operating company. We could not confirm that registration on the registry.
4 other brokers on the record share what Syntex Capital offers — its country, regulator, account types or platforms — set beside it on the same measures.
Common questions about Syntex Capital
The site advertises foreign exchange, equities, indices and commodities as contracts for difference. It publishes no ...
By email at support@syntexfx.com, by telephone on +66 99 348 8853, or through the form on its contact page. There is ...
Not through the published route. The Login and Register button leads to a sign-in page whose Register here link is an...
Syntex Capital does not publish a list of accepted countries. It does state that it does not provide services to citizens or residents of the United States, Cuba, Iraq, Myanmar, North Korea, Sudan, the United Arab Emirates and India. Because there is no working registration form, there is no country selector that would show which markets it actually onboards.
No processing time is published. Because the company states no withdrawal terms at all, there is no commitment a client could point to if a payment were delayed or refused, and no regulator in force to escalate the matter to.
The site does not say. Syntex Capital publishes no deposits or withdrawals page, no list of payment methods, no minimum or maximum amounts and no fee schedule, and the FAQ does not cover funding. There is no published way to establish how money would reach the company or how it would come back.
MetaTrader 5, presented under the Syntex Capital name and running on one server. Desktop, web, iOS and Android access is advertised. Be aware that the download buttons on the platforms page do not work as labelled: the desktop button returns to the home page, the web platform link goes nowhere, and the button marked for Android serves a Windows executable file.
The only cost Syntex Capital publishes is the spread floor on each account tier. No commission rate, swap or overnight financing table, inactivity fee or withdrawal charge is stated anywhere on the site, and the product conditions page explains what these charges are without giving a figure for a single instrument.
Four tiers are published: ECN from 0 pips, Standard from 0.5 pips, Pro from 0.1 pips and Diamond from 0.1 pips. All share 1:500 leverage and a 0.01 lot minimum order size, and the spread floor is the only stated difference between them. The site's menus also mention demo, joint, corporate and Islamic accounts, but none of those has a page or any published terms.
Up to 1:500, and the same cap applies to all four account tiers. No lower limit is published for any instrument or for any country, which is normal for a broker operating outside a regulator that imposes leverage caps.
Syntex Capital does not publish a minimum deposit. Its accounts page lists four tiers with their spread floors, leverage and minimum order size, but gives no deposit figure and no account currency for any of them.
Syntex Capital is the trading name of Syntex Capital Investment Ltd, registered in the Union of the Comoros under number HY01223073 at Bonovo Road, Fomboni, Island of Moheli. The site also gives a physical office in Chonburi Province, Thailand. No directors, shareholders or officers are named anywhere on the site.
We found no confirmed case of client money being taken, so we do not call Syntex Capital a scam. We do treat it as unsafe to fund. It has no licence in force, publishes no client agreement or terms of any kind, discloses no way to deposit or withdraw money, and its account registration does not work.
No. Syntex Capital holds no financial licence that is currently in force. Its operating company, Syntex Capital Investment Ltd, was granted brokerage authorisation T2023436 by the Mwali International Services Authority in the Comoros on 28 December 2023, but that authority now lists the company among suspended brokerage companies that are not permitted to continue activity. The broker's own website names no regulator and publishes no licence number.
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