GBFX Forex Broker

Registered in United States Regulated by No effective regulation at this time Year(s) of establishment 5-10 years Trading instruments Information not available Minimum Initial Deposit Information not available Maximum Leverage Information not available Minimum spread Information not available Trading platform Information not available Deposit and withdrawal method Information not available Customer Service phone number Fraud Complaints Exposure No for now Note: At this time, we only have a cursory look at GBFX as the company's official website (http://www.gbfx-uk.com/ ) does not open properly. Screenshot time: 01/06/2023 WikiFX provides dynamic scoring, it will track the broker's dynamic real-time scoring, the current time screenshot scores do not represent past and future scoring. General information and regulations GBFX is registered in the US and appears to be a fraudulent broker without any credible regulation, with a history of no more than 10 years. Unfortunately, we could not find any more detailed information about this broker on the internet. Therefore, we recommend that you do not deal with such a low-information broker right off the bat and always consult WikiFX to get at least a basic understanding of a broker. When choosing a forex broker, you should know that a regulatory license does not necessarily guarantee the reliability of a broker as it may be an expired or cloned regulatory license, but a broker without any regulatory license has a high probability of being unreliable. Customer support The support service provided by GBFX is not very extensive. It can only be accessed via a phone number. Since the company's website is not currently open, we do not know if it offers other services such as live chat, callback, FAQ, 24/7 or 24/5 service, etc. Below are the details about the customer service. Phone Number: 44 07592020001 Users exposures We have not received any reports of fraudulent activity at this time. Frequent asked questions about GBFX Is this broker well regulated？ No, it is currently not effectively regulated and you are advised to be aware of its potential risks.