One licence is on record for USK MARKETS. None has been checked against an official register yet.
Back to USK MARKETSCounts of what is on record, not a rating. Each figure describes the register entries Wikilix holds and the checks it has run against them.
USK MARKETS has one licence on record with Wikilix, issued by one authority across one jurisdiction. None was issued by a tier-1 or tier-2 authority. None has yet been located on an issuing authority’s own register, so every entry here should be read as claimed rather than confirmed.
One licence comes from an authority classed as offshore. An offshore regime can be a legitimate registration, but it typically carries lower capital requirements and no compensation scheme.
The registers print these licences under USK Markets Group Ltd. Searching a register for the trading brand alone may return nothing — use the name above.
Every licence on record for USK MARKETS, strongest authority first.
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Answered from the register entries on this page.
Yes. The company's FAQ states that the demo account is identical to a live account in every respect apart from trading with real money. It is the only account variant the site describes beyond the single live account.
There is no way to confirm that they are. The company states that client money is held separately and that it maintains trust arrangements with major investment banks, but it names no bank, no trustee and no auditor. Its Comoros licence carries no compensation scheme and no client money rules that are audited, so there is no external backstop if the firm fails or refuses to pay.
By email at support@uskmarketsgroup.com or by telephone on +86 4008017228, a mainland China number. The company advertises cover 24 hours a day, seven days a week. There is no live chat, no ticket system and no official social media account, and the contact page carries nothing but the email address.
Its footer disclaimer says the site is not directed at residents or clients of the United States, Singapore, Hong Kong, North Korea or Iran. In practice nothing enforces that: the registration form asks only for an email address, a password and an interface language, and has no country field at all. The portal offers eight languages led by Simplified Chinese, which indicates the markets it targets.
Foreign exchange, spot gold and silver, spot crude oil, stock indices and share CFDs. The company states it offers more than ten major stock indices and publishes contract specifications for gold (XAUUSD, 100 ounce lot) and silver (XAGUSD, 5000 ounce lot). No cryptocurrency offering is described.
MetaTrader 4 only. A branded Windows installer is offered for download, with the standard MetaQuotes apps for Android and iOS. There is no MetaTrader 5, no web terminal and no proprietary platform.
The company promises 36 hours to the client's nominated bank card. That is a marketing commitment on its company advantages page rather than a term in a published contract, because no client agreement or withdrawal policy exists on the site. There are unresolved reports of clients being unable to withdraw at all, which the company disputes.
The site has no deposits and withdrawals page, and no deposit method is described anywhere on it. The only funding detail published is a promise that a withdrawal request will reach the client's nominated bank card within 36 hours. No fee, minimum, maximum or processing condition is disclosed, and no withdrawal policy is published.
That cannot be established before opening an account. The company advertises a zero commission, zero fee account and describes its spreads only as low and competitive, but it publishes no spread table, no fee schedule and no swap table. Its FAQ does confirm that overnight interest is charged on positions daily at 17:05 US Eastern time, so accounts are not swap free.
Up to 200:1, but the site quotes three different ceilings and does not reconcile them. The headline figure on the homepage and the company advantages page is up to 100:1. The CFD page separately quotes up to 50:1 on commodities and up to 200:1 on index CFDs.
The company does not publish one. No minimum deposit figure appears on the homepage, the account opening page, the FAQ or anywhere else on the site, and there is no account comparison table that would normally carry it. You would have to ask before depositing.
The company behind the brand is USK Markets Group Ltd, which publishes British Virgin Islands registration number 1913269 and a registered office at Sea Meadow House, Road Town, Tortola. No director, shareholder or officer is named anywhere on the site. The British Virgin Islands registry publishes no free public company record, so the number could not be checked against the register.
We rate it as likely to be one, though the operation itself is real rather than a pure fiction. The company runs genuine MetaTrader 4 servers and holds a genuine offshore licence. What pushes the assessment is that its own website misrepresents its regulatory position, its legal notice is another company's document, it publishes no client agreement or withdrawal terms at all, and there are unresolved reports of clients being unable to withdraw.
