Abstract:FNFX, a trading name of Huinuo International Co. Ltd, is allegedly a forex broker registered in the United Kingdom.
Note: FNFX is to operate via the website - https://hnmarkets.com/En/index.html, which is currently not yet functional and no information about the company was immediately available. Therefore, we could only gather relevant information from the Internet to present a rough picture of this broker.
Risk Warning
The United States NFA regulation (license number: 0323769) claimed by FNFX is suspected to be a clone. Please be aware of the risk!
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General Information & Regulation
FNFX, a trading name of Huinuo International Co. Ltd, is allegedly a forex broker registered in the United Kingdom.
As this brokerage's website cannot be accessed, we were unable to obtain further details about its trading assets, leverage, spreads, minimum deposit, etc.
As for regulation, it has been verified that FNFX holds a suspicious clone National Futures Association (NFA) license. That is why its regulatory status on WikiFX is listed as “Suspected Fake Clone” and receives a relatively low score of 1.35/10. Please be aware of the risk.
Market Instruments
FNFX advertises that it is a forex broker that mainly offers forex trading. However, more specific information about tradable assets cannot be found on the Internet.
Trading Platform Available
FNFX claims to offer the worlds most widely-used and popular MetaTrader4 trading platform, but it has been verified to be counterfeit. Anyway, it is advised for traders, especially for beginners to choose the brokers who offer the leading MT4 and MT5, which are highly praised by traders and brokers alike due to their ease of use and great functionality, offering top-notch charting and flexible customization options. They are especially popular for their automated trading bots, a.k.a. Expert Advisors.
Customer Support
FNFX‘s customer support can be reached by telephone: 0044-20-3769740, 4402083754599, email: info@hnmarkets.com, service@ahmforex.com. However, this broker doesn’t disclose other more direct contact information like the company address that most transparent brokers offer.
Pros & Cons
Pros | Cons |
N/A | • Suspicious clone |
• Website inaccessible | |
• Counterfeit MT4 offered |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q 1: | Is FNFX regulated? |
A 1: | No. It has been verified that the United States NFA regulation (license number: 0323769) claimed by FNFX is suspected to be a clone. |
Q 2: | Does FNFX offer the industry-standard MT4 & MT5? |
A 2: | No. FNFX offer a counterfeit MT4. |
Q 3: | Is FNFX a good broker for beginners? |
A 3: | No. FNFX is not a good choice for beginners. Not only because of its suspicious clone condition, but also because of its inaccessible website and counterfeit MT4. |
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