Besla Market Ltd
Abstract：Besla Market Ltd is brokerage firm registered in the United Kingdom, offering its clients brokerage services including Forex Exchange, Spread Betting and CFD products. Since this brokers website cannot be opened for the moment, additional details such as account offerings, leverage, spreads and commissions, trading platforms available are not disclosed.
Unavailable Official Website
Since Besla Market ltds official website is temporarily down, we could only piece together information from other websites to get a rough picture of this broker.
General Information
Besla Market Ltd is brokerage firm registered in the United Kingdom, offering its clients brokerage services including Forex Exchange, Spread Betting and CFD products. Since this brokers website cannot be opened for the moment, additional details such as account offerings, leverage, spreads and commissions, trading platforms available are not disclosed.
Concerning regulation, as a UK-based forex broker, Besla Market Ltd is not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in UK, nor any evidence showing this this broker is subject to any regulation. Being not regulated alone does not mean it is a scam, however, traders should take extra vigilance when dealing with it.
Trading Platform Available
When it comes to trading platform available, traders are given access to the leading MT4 trading platform, which can be accessed on any device. MT4 features multiple technical indicators, powerful charting tools, as well as EA supported.
Customer Support
Traders with any inquiries or trading related issues can only get in touch with Besla Market Ltd through email: support@beslalted.com. Unfortunately, other more effective contact channels including phone number, online chat are not available.
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