Abstract:Regulation is one of the most critical factors that must be considered when you evaluate a forex broker.

Regulated brokers are required to adhere to strict rules and regulations set by regulators, and through this, client fund security can be ensured.
EnclaveFX is a non-regulated broker, whose activities are not overseen by any authorities. Moreover, it has a warning record from FCA.
Quick overview
EnclaveFX(https://enclavefx.com/) is a self-claimed pre-eminent forex broker based in London, United Kingdom. The broker delivers the most sought-after tried and tested trading instruments for traders to invest Forex, CFDs, Metals and Cryptos. Other features include four account types, multiple deposit options and a trading MT5 platform.
Is EnclaveFX regulated?
EnclaveFx is a non-regulated forex broker firm that is registered in the UK with the number 13596354. Even though its headquarters is in London, it is not registered with and does not fall under the FCA, the authority that supervises financial services and products of most forex entities in the UK.

In other words, EnclaveFx is operating from the UK without an approval, and is therefore an illicit entity.
A warning record from FCA
On 3 Feb 2022, the FCA issued a warning against EnclaveFX for providing financial services or products in the UK without any authorisation.

Clients complaints and feedback
According to research to several independent reviewers' channels, we found the company receives a lot of complaints. The broker has been accused of multiple issues, including misappropriating funds, withdrawal problems, customer support even though it labels that it consists of a team of highly qualified and experienced people dedicated to the field of brokerage service. Let us share some screenshots below.

An Iranian investor funded his account with $2500 and started trading. He made profits and his balance reached $11500. When he had open orders on his account after a few days, his account was blocked and he was also blocked by the broker on all channels.

Based on the above information, we can conclude that EnclaveFX is a scam.


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