Abstract:In Pakistan, several brokers faced complaints in February 2024, raising concerns about their practices and reliability. This article focuses on the most complained brokers during that month, as reported by WikiFX.
In Pakistan, several brokers faced complaints in February 2024, raising concerns about their practices and reliability. This article focuses on the most complained brokers during that month, as reported by WikiFX.
WikiFX Rating: 6.64/10
Number of Complaints in February: 4
Oqtima, a trading platform based in the United Kingdom, is a regulated broker under the oversight of two reputable regulatory bodies. The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) in the European Union and the Seychelles Financial Services Authority (FSA). Oqtima caters to various investment goals and risk profiles through its diverse range of market instruments, including metals, and crypto.
We have received four exposures against this broker recently.
WikiFX Rating: 8.12/10
Number of Complaints in February: 1
Access Bank UK is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Access Bank, a global private bank that commenced operations in 2013 and specializes in providing solutions in trade finance, commercial banking, and asset management. Access Bank also offers a range of lending products, including personal loans, car loans, and mortgages.
WikiFX Rating: 1.09/10
Number of Complaints in February: 5
HERO MARKETS LTD, a brokerage firm founded in 2023, operates out of China. While it offers a diverse range of tradable assets, including Forex, Stock Market Indices, Shares, and Noble Metals, it's essential to note that the company is not regulated as a broker.
WikiFX Rating: 5.74/10
Number of Complaints in February: 33
OnePro global, a relatively new broker with a presence spanning just a few years, provides a wide array of popular trading instruments including forex, CFDs, metals, indices, and commodities. Although they have plans to introduce multiple advanced trading platforms such as MT4, MT5, cTrader, and ONEPRO APP, currently, only MT4 is in use.
WikiFX Rating: 7.16/10
Number of Complaints in February: 2
Ultima Markets is a reputable financial institution operating under the regulation of the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) and the Australia Securities & Investment Commission (ASIC). The brokerage caters to traders' diverse needs by providing a range of trading instruments, including forex, metals, commodities, indices, shares CFDs, and cryptocurrencies.
Conclusion
Selecting a reputable broker is a critical decision for investors. The brokers mentioned here have garnered varying levels of trust and scrutiny. Individuals need to conduct thorough due diligence and research before choosing a broker to ensure their investments and interests are protected. Regulatory compliance, reputation, and user feedback should all be considered when making this crucial decision. Although some brokers here have relatively high scores, it doesnt mean you can trust them without care.
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