Abstract:FXFP, whose full name is FIDANTE PARTNERS LIMITED, claims to be domiciled in Australia. However, the broker's supervision has lapsed. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission pass-through licence (STP) it holds is suspected to be a duplicate, and its current status is determined to be a suspected clone. Therefore, the broker is not under the supervision of any legal agency, is a complete fund disk fraud, please stay away from the fraud.
FXFP has been included in WikiFX's black platform list, traders are advised to stay away from this scam and beware of the following domain:
https://www.fxfps.com/
FXFP, whose full name is FIDANTE PARTNERS LIMITED, claims to be domiciled in Australia.
However, the broker's supervision has lapsed. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission pass-through licence (STP) it holds is suspected to be a duplicate, and its current status is determined to be a suspected clone.
Therefore, the broker is not under the supervision of any legal agency, is a complete fund disk fraud, please stay away from the fraud.
| Current Status | Suspicious Clone |
| Regulated by | Australia |
| License Type | Straight Through Processing (STP) |
| License No. | 234668 |
| Licensed Institution | FIDANTE PARTNERS LIMITED |

There is very limited disclosure of fraud information about FXFP.But a check of the brokerage's official website, https://www.fxfps.com/, showed that the domain had not yet been registered. So the broker is probably a scam.
Investors should stay away from it completely.


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