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fxtrade.app
FX Trade Pro (fxtrade.app) is an unauthorised clone firm that impersonates the legitimate FCA-regulated broker FxPro. The FCA has issued a formal warning confirming the firm has no authorisation to offer financial services in the UK. Multiple victims report being unable to withdraw funds, with the firm vanishing after receiving deposits.
Regulatory status: No regulatory licence. FCA-confirmed unauthorised clone firm impersonating FxPro.
Last verified: 12 May 2026 by BrokerDir Editorial Team
The FCA issued a warning that FX Trade Pro (fxtrade.app) is not authorised to provide financial services in the UK. The firm is a clone of legitimate FCA-registered broker FxPro and consumers who deal with it are at high risk of losing their money.
Immediately cease all communication with FX Trade Pro and do not deposit any further money. Report the firm to the FCA via their online reporting tool and to Action Fraud at actionfraud.police.uk. Contact your bank or card provider as soon as possible to initiate a chargeback - time limits apply and early action significantly improves your chances. Preserve all emails, chat transcripts, account screenshots, and payment receipts as evidence. Do not pay any 'release fee' or 'tax clearance' charge requested by the firm - these are additional fraud tactics.
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No. FX Trade Pro is a fraudulent clone that copies the branding and name of the legitimate FCA-regulated broker FxPro. The two are entirely unrelated. Always verify a broker's identity on the official FCA Register at register.fca.org.uk before depositing funds.
Stop all contact and do not send any further funds. Report the fraud to the FCA using their online scam reporting tool and to Action Fraud (actionfraud.police.uk). Contact your bank immediately to request a chargeback on any card or bank transfer payments.
Clone firms copy the name, registration number, or website of a real regulated broker. Always cross-check the firm's details - including their FCA Firm Reference Number - directly on the FCA Register. If the firm's contact details or website differ from what is listed on the Register, you are likely dealing with a clone.
