Full Crown Market

Full Crown Market | 2022-12-29 13:40

Abstract：Full Crown Market Limited is a Hong Kong-registered company, incorporated on Sept. 10.2020, as of today, the company has been operating for 2 years, and 3 months. However, since Full Crown Market’s official website cannot be opened for now, we were unable to find more information. Full Crown Market Limited is company that is not overseen by any regulatory authority. WikFX has given it a very low score of 1.42/10.

Since Full Crown Markets official website cannot be opened for now, we could only piece together the rough picture of this broker through gathering some relevant information from other websites.

Basic	Information
Registered Countries	Hong Kong
Regulation	No License
Incorporation Date	Sept. 10, 2020
Company Name	Full Crown Market Limited
Minimum Deposit	N/A
Payment Methods	N/A
Customer Support	Email Phone, Online Chat Support

General Information

Full Crown Market Limited is a Hong Kong-registered company, incorporated on Sept. 10.2020, as of today, the company has been operating for 2 years, and 3 months. However, since Full Crown Markets official website cannot be opened for now, we were unable to find more information.

Full Crown Market Limited is company that is not overseen by any regulatory authority.

WikFX has given it a very low score of 1.42/10.

Market Instruments

It is said that Full Crown Market Limited provides multiple asset classes including FX, Equities, and Bonds in many highly liquid and developed markets.

Customer Support

Full Crown Market Limited provides the poor customer service, and they can be only reached through an email: fcrown_support@gmail.com.

Risk Warning

Trading leveraged products such as forex, cryptocurrencies and derivatives may not be suitable for all investors as they carry a high degree of risk to your capital. Please ensure that your fully understand the risks involved, taking into account your investments objectives and level of experience.

The information presented in this article is intended solely for reference purposes.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
None	No Regulation
	Insufficient website information
	Poor customer support
	Inaccessible website

Frequently Asked Questions

When was the Hong Kong Full Crown Market Limited established？

Full Crown Market Limited was founded in 2022.

What is Hong Kong Full Crown Market Limited company type？

Full Crown Market Limited company type is private company limited by shares.

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Full Crown Market

Company name：Full Crown Market Limited

Score

1.37

Website：https://www.fcrown.live/en/index.html

2-5 years | Suspicious Regulatory License | Suspicious biz area | High potential risk

Score

1.37

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