CySEC Put Cyprus Brokers on Notice in Last Week’s Conflict-of-Interest Sweep
CySEC has told Cyprus brokers to prepare for on-site inspections and desk reviews focused on conflicts of interest and retail product sales.
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Abstract:Is withdrawing capital from PaxForex too difficult for traders? Has the China-based forex broker made you trade gold, silver and cryptocurrencies despite not having an office in the United States? Do you find its operational style suspicious? You are not alone! Several traders have expressed these concerns when trading with the broker. In this PaxForex review article, we have exposed the broker through user comments made on several review platforms. Take a look!

Is withdrawing capital from PaxForex too difficult for traders? Has the China-based forex broker made you trade gold, silver and cryptocurrencies despite not having an office in the United States? Do you find its operational style suspicious? You are not alone! Several traders have expressed these concerns when trading with the broker. In this PaxForex review article, we have exposed the broker through user comments made on several review platforms. Take a look!
Trade manipulation runs extreme in PaxForex, where forex positions have allegedly been closed inappropriately to cause losses for traders. In one complaint, a trader narrated that the broker closed him out of major forex pairs even if the chart was 30 pips away from the predetermined level. As per the complaint, the trader has witnessed widening spreads (over 50 pips) diminishing his profitable trades. Take a close look at this screenshot explaining the inconvenience caused to the trader.

Even more shocking is how PaxForex, despite not holding a license in the US, allowed many traders across the region to invest in gold, silver, and cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin, litecoin, and ether. According to the trader, the broker acted as a contract market and a futures commission merchant (FCM) without any registration. As a result, the forex broker faced a mountain of regulatory complaints, resulting in the earlier website being changed from paxforex.com to paxforex.org. There have been a series of legal hearings against the broker in the US courts, which the trader claimed when sharing the PaxForex review. Take a look!

The complaints above put PaxForex in a scanner and warranted a deep investigation into its operation. Upon investigation, the WikiFX team concluded the broker to be a counterfeit dealer, spelling a warning to prospective traders seeking to invest on the PaxForex platform.
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CySEC has told Cyprus brokers to prepare for on-site inspections and desk reviews focused on conflicts of interest and retail product sales.

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