Abstract:R-FXInvestment presents itself a financial provider registered in Canada, since this broker’s official website cannot be opened for now, we could get minimal information. According to R-FXInvestment, is not authorized or regulated by any regulatory authorities and it got a low score of 1.28 based on five assessment indexes, including Regulatory Index, License Index, Risk Management Index, Software Index and Business Index.
Since R-FXInvestments official website (raphaelfxinvestment.com) is temporarily down for now, we could only piece together this brokerage house through gathering some relevant information from other websites.
General Information
R-FXInvestment presents itself a financial provider registered in Canada, since this brokers official website cannot be opened for now, we could get minimal information.
According to R-FXInvestment, is not authorized or regulated by any regulatory authorities and it got a low score of 1.28 based on five assessment indexes, including Regulatory Index, License Index, Risk Management Index, Software Index and Business Index.
Although this alone does not mean that R-FXInvestment is a scam, investors are advised to take extra vigilance and be aware of the risk involved.
Website Issues
R-FXInvestment website was created on 6th June 2020-this is not a long time ago in general recent domains are seen as a huge red flag.
R-FXInvestments domain is also hosted on an IP address from the States-104.219.248.113, co-hosting over two thousand other domains, and IP is connected to more scammers.
Customer Support
R-FXInvestment gives an address from Canada: The Exchange Tower 130 King Street West Toronto Ontario Canada and a phone number: +1 (917) 473-2628. However, this broker is not licensed or authorized to operate in Canada.
Traders with any inquiries or any trading-related information can also get in touch with R-FXInvestment through its email support: support@raphaelfxinvestment.com
Please note that the information contained in this article is for general information purposes only.
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