UNIWEALTH MARKET

UNIWEALTH MARKET Broker Overview

UNIWEALTH MARKET is a contracts-for-difference brand whose website names two companies behind it: Uniwealthmarket Limited, registered in Saint Lucia under number 2023-00524 and confirmed on that jurisdiction's company register, and UNIWEALTH GROUP LIMITED, given as registered in England and Wales under company number 16507783. The offering covers forex, stock indices, commodities, bonds and cryptocurrencies, traded through MetaTrader 5, which is the only platform the broker provides.

The site itself is unusually thin for a brokerage. Across its seven pages it publishes no account types, no minimum deposit, no spread or commission schedule, no leverage limit, no deposit or withdrawal method and no client agreement. The sections below set out what UNIWEALTH MARKET does state and, where it matters to a prospective client, what it leaves unstated.

UNIWEALTH MARKET Regulation and License

The UNIWEALTH MARKET website does not name a financial regulator and publishes no licence number. The identifiers it does publish are company registrations. Uniwealthmarket Limited, the Saint Lucia company its risk disclaimer names, is registered under number 2023-00524, and that registration is recorded on the Registry of International Business Companies in Saint Lucia, checked on 17 October 2026. The site separately states that UNIWEALTH GROUP LIMITED is registered in England and Wales under company number 16507783.

A company registration records that a company exists. It is not financial regulation, it is not issued by a financial authority, it does not authorise a firm to hold client deposits or offer leveraged trading, and it brings no investor compensation scheme with it.

Is UNIWEALTH MARKET Regulated?

Nothing on the UNIWEALTH MARKET website establishes a regulated status, because the broker names no financial authority and no licence anywhere on it. Its own risk disclaimer points the same way, stating that the brand is not authorised to do business in every jurisdiction and naming the United States and Japan, and it lists the United States, Canada, Israel, Japan and Iran as restricted regions.

Uniwealthmarket Limited and UNIWEALTH GROUP LIMITED

The relationship between the two companies is not explained anywhere on the site. The risk disclaimer presents Uniwealthmarket Limited of Saint Lucia as the operator, with a registered office at Ground Floor, The Sotheby Building, Rodney Village, Rodney Bay, Gros-Islet, Saint Lucia, and an office at Landmark 3, Vinhomes Central Park, Ward 22, Binh Thanh District, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The footer adds that UNIWEALTH GROUP LIMITED is registered in England and Wales, and a third spelling, Uniwealth Market LTD, appears in the footer copyright line and on the Policy page. The site does not say which company a client contracts with, which one holds client funds, or what role the English company plays.

Is UNIWEALTH MARKET Safe?

The website does not give a reader enough information to judge. The Saint Lucia company behind the brand is confirmed on that jurisdiction's register, which establishes that the company exists and nothing beyond that: no regulator is named, and no client agreement, terms and conditions or fee schedule is published, so the basis on which client money would be held, charged and returned is nowhere set out. The Policy page is the site's only legal page and consists of a single incomplete sentence followed by a risk warning. The brand also spans three jurisdictions, with a Saint Lucia registration, an English company and an operating office in Vietnam, without explaining how they fit together.

UNIWEALTH MARKET Account Types

UNIWEALTH MARKET does not publish its account types. No tier, plan or account comparison appears on the site, and no minimum deposit, leverage cap, spread, commission or swap term is stated for any account. The one related claim is a marketing bullet reading no minimum deposit, which is brand-wide and tied to no particular account. In practice a prospective client cannot see what an account costs, or what it permits, before registering.

UNIWEALTH MARKET Trading Platforms

MetaTrader 5 is the only platform UNIWEALTH MARKET offers, and its platform page publishes two builds of it: a broker-branded Windows installer and a macOS package. There is no web terminal, no iOS or Android application and no MetaTrader 4, so trading is tied to a Windows or Mac desktop.

UNIWEALTH MARKET Deposits and Withdrawals

UNIWEALTH MARKET publishes no funding information at all. Not one deposit or withdrawal channel, fee, processing time, limit or account currency is named anywhere on its website, and it has no payment page, fee schedule or help centre carrying the detail instead. Because there is also no client agreement or terms and conditions document, the conditions under which a withdrawal would be processed are unpublished. On the record the broker makes available, a client would be depositing with no stated terms for how funds are held, charged or returned.

UNIWEALTH MARKET Support

Support is offered on one email address, support@uniwealthmarket.com, and one telephone number, +84 2847852630, with hours recorded as Monday to Friday, 8:00 to 18:00. One page of the site separately advertises dedicated support 24 hours a day, which does not match those hours.

There are three access problems. The Start Trading button on the home page leads to a client portal at client.uniwealthmarket.com that does not open in a browser, because the security certificate presented there does not cover that address and the unencrypted address refuses connections. A second client address that appears on the site's About page, crm.uniwealthmarket.com, no longer resolves at all. The address with a www prefix fails too: www.uniwealthmarket.com currently returns a hosting control panel default page instead of the broker's site. The working address is uniwealthmarket.com.

UNIWEALTH MARKET Pros and Cons

On the published record, the strengths are that the broker names its operating company and gives a registration number for it that is confirmed on the Saint Lucia register, adds a second registered company in England and Wales, covers a conventional multi-asset CFD range, and supplies a broker-branded MetaTrader 5 desktop build.

The limitations are more substantial: no financial regulator or licence is named, no account types or costs are published, no leverage figure is given, no funding method or fee appears anywhere, there is no client agreement or fee schedule, the client portals do not load, and support is limited to office hours on one phone number and one email address.

UNIWEALTH MARKET Review and Assessment

UNIWEALTH MARKET pairs a conventional MetaTrader 5 CFD proposition with a website that withholds almost everything needed to assess it. Its Saint Lucia company is confirmed on that jurisdiction's register, which puts it ahead of brands whose companies cannot be found at all, but it identifies no financial authority, sets out no trading or funding terms and publishes no contract. The most important consideration before opening or funding an account is that the commercial and legal terms are not on the record at all, and the portals the site directs new clients to are not currently reachable.