Abstract:The FCA (Financial Conduct Authority) has issued another warning to forex traders, highlighting a new list of brokers operating without its approval. Make sure to check the list to protect yourself from unlicensed brokers.
The FCA (Financial Conduct Authority) has issued another warning to forex traders, highlighting a new list of brokers operating without its approval. Make sure to check the list to protect yourself from unlicensed brokers.
Name: Invest Primo
Address: 3505 Harrison Avenue, Beaumont, TX 77706
Email: support@investprimo.live,
support@app.investprimo.live
Website: www.investprimo.live, www.app.investprimo.live/services

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Name: NEX BRIDGE FX
Telephone: 07495719324
Email: info@nexbridgefx.com
Website: www.nexbridgefx.com

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Name: AuroraStocks / aurorastocks.com (Clone of FCA Authorised Firm)
Telephone: +447779923066, +447700199477
Email: support@aurorastocks-advisor.com,
official@aurorastocks-advisor.com,
analyst@aurorastocks-advisor.com,
compliance@aurorastocks-advisor.com,
official@aurorastocks.com

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Website: aurorastocks.com, advisor-aurorastocks.com
Name: Globalex Capital
Address: Glasgow, UNITED KINGDOM
Email: partnerships@globalexcapital.com,
support@globalexcapital.com,
academy@globalexcapital.com,
affiliates@globalexcapital.com
Website: www.globalexcapital.com

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Name: ITrustCapital
Address: HIGH ST, ELTHAM, UNITED KINGDOM, SE9 1TD
Email: support@itrustcapital.top
Website: www.itrustcapital.top

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Name: Evo Capital / evoluxcapital.com
Address: 99, Chancery Street, Auckland, NEW ZEALAND, 1010
London, UNITED KINGDOM
Telephone: +441975968567
Email: support@evoluxcapital.net,
help@evoluxcapital.com
Website: https://evoluxcapital.com/

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Name: FXonet
Website: www.fxonetapp.net

Why FCA Warning Should Never Be Ignored?
When the FCA issues a warning, it means a broker is offering financial services in the UK without the required license. This is serious. The FCA is one of the most trusted financial regulators in the world, and their job is to protect your money.
FCA warning really means:
• The broker is not approved or regulated by the FCA
• Its illegal for them to offer services in the UK
• Your money is not protected under UK financial rules
• If they vanish with your funds, youre left with no legal support
Always check the FCA Register before trusting any broker with your investments.
10 Smart Ways to Avoid Scam
Protecting yourself from forex scams is easier than you think — just follow these simple steps:
1. Check the broker‘s license – Make sure they’re regulated by a trusted authority.
2. Say no to unlicensed brokers – If they‘re not regulated, they’re not safe.
3. Verify contact details – Make sure their phone number, email, and address match official sources.
4. Watch out for big promises – Dont believe “get rich quick” claims.
5. Start with a demo account – Test the platform before investing real money.
6. Read what others say – Online reviews can reveal red flags.
7. Do your own research – Dont rely only on what the broker says.
8. Dont rush into decisions – Scammers love pressure tactics.
9. Report shady behavior – Help others by reporting suspicious activity.
10. Keep records – Save emails, chats, and transaction history for proof.
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