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Abstract:Pay attention! It's a warning from the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for all investors and traders. To be vigilant and avoid dealing with unlicensed brokers. The authority provided necessary details about the two illegal brokers below.
Pay attention! It's a warning from the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for all investors and traders. To be vigilant and avoid dealing with unlicensed brokers. The authority provided necessary details about the two illegal brokers below.
Name: 3xCapitals
Address: Birmingham, UNITED KINGDOM, B18 6EW
Email: support@3xcapitals.com
Website: https://3xcapitals.com/
Name: WEALTHWISE
Address: Aeschenvorstadt 57, 4051, Basel, SWITZERLAND
Telephone: +16098399745
Mobile: +447460975309
Email: support@wealthwise.pro
Website: www.wealthwise.pro
While exposing these unauthorized brokers, FCA stated that almost all firms and individuals must be authorized by us if they offer, promote, or sell financial products or services in the UK. But these firms are not authorized by us and target UK people.
The authority advised people not to invest with these firms. FCA has also reminded investors to be vigilant when dealing with forex brokers and to conduct proper due diligence before investing any money. Investors should check the FCA's register of authorized firms to ensure that the broker they are dealing with is legitimate.
About FCA
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is a UK regulatory body. The FCA's main role is to protect consumers by regulating financial products and services, promoting competition, and ensuring that financial firms are financially stable. The FCA also has the power to investigate and take enforcement action against firms that breach its rules and regulations.
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