Is FTE FX  Scam or Legit Broker?

No, it is not safe to trade with FTE FX as it is an offshore broker. Ftefx is operated by Ace Capital Ltd, with registration number: 25324 BC 2019, St. Vincent and the Grenadines

  • St. Vincent and the Grenadines is notorious for its practically absent requirements and regulations. Due to the setup cost being low, it does not regulate forex trading. Therefore, it became an offshore zone for shady forex brokers such as Binomo, JustForex, and more. You can read our detailed article about the risk of trading with brokers from St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

About FTE FX
🗺️ Registered inSt. Vincent and the Grenadines
🗺️ Type of LicenseOffshore License
🛡️ Is FTE FX safe to tradeNo
🗺️ Recommended LicensesFCA in UK 🇬🇧 & ASIC in Australia 🇦🇺
🖥 Alternative BrokerFP Markets - licensed by ASIC in Australia

What is FTE FX?

FTE FX offers traders the following 8 groups of financial instruments: Currency Pairs, Precious Metals CFD, Stock CFD, Commodity Futures CFD, Gold Instruments and CFDs on Crypto Futures. The broker also offers risk-free limitless Demo Accounts.

  • According to the website, Ftefx is authorized and regulated in various jurisdictions. However, we couldn't find any legal information about its authorization, which means the broker is unregulated and should be avoided.
  • In addition, FTE FX has been blacklisted by Italian regulator CONSOB:

"Consob has ordered the black-out of 7 new websites that offer financial services illegally. The commission used the tools provided in the "growth decree", which gave Consob the power to order internet service providers to block access from Italy to websites offering financial services without due authorisation."

FTE FX - official website

FTE FX Review Conclusion

We advise all investors and traders to avoid FTE FX and other brokers from St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Traders should trade with well-regulated brokers such as UK brokers or brokers in Australia and reliable brokers such as FXTM and XM.com.


FTE FX Update

Recently the FTE FX website remains inactive, meaning the broker mutes its trading offering and does not propose account openings. However, we still advise the traders to be alert and careful, in case they receive trading proposals. 

No news available.

4 responses to “FTE FX”

  1. I trusted them and transferred more than USD14000 from my personal loan account from Sep. to Nov.2022. It was for trading, insurance, tax, and so on, their platform showed a good profit and engaged more invest. But when I asked for a withdrawal, they never let me do it at all.
    Still, sometimes they send me emails and say if I want to close my account, pay again!!!
    I am wondering if there is no law or power to control and stop them.
    The person with whom I connected email: kanegregan@gmail.com

    • i have been too chatted trou David Colman, and his guys was Dr.Jack Wilson and Dr. Thomas Schulz. Please contact me, I live in the Netherlands.

  2. I have been contacted by 2 guys called Nick Stone & David Colman of FTEX Group, who they say, are operating out of Switzerland, who want to assist me to make money from the stock market. They use a platform called FTEX Pro, which I deposited €500 into. After being chased today for ID information to formally open the trading account with, I thought I would go a bit further to see if I could find anything on them, and found your information saying that FTEFX is likely to be a company formed in St Vincent or Grenadines. So I have just emailed these 2 guys saying I doing like the sound of it, and would like my money back, today.

    numbers they contacted me on were – 01142 306834 / 01189 730894 / 0203695 7586 (today)
    their first contact was 19.3.20

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