Mega Pro Forex Trade Claims $2.4B — FCA Warning Out

Mega Pro Forex Trade says it manages $2.4 billion for more than 12,240 clients. Its site, megaproforextrade.com, also says it is “duly registered with the UK authorities” and holds licences across the US, Europe, Asia and Africa. The UK authority it means disagrees: on 6 November 2026 the UK Financial Conduct Authority warned the public about Mega Pro Forex Trade.

Claims versus the record

Assets under management claimed $2.4 billion
Active clients claimed 12,240+
Regulatory claim “Registered, Licensed & Secure”, UK registered
What the FCA says Warning issued, 6 November 2026
Domain registered 16 August 2026
Addresses shown One Canada Square, London and an office in Limassol, Cyprus

Verified evidence

  • FCA warning on Mega Pro Forex Trade, published via IOSCO I-SCAN on 6 November 2026
  • megaproforextrade.com registered on 16 August 2026, less than three months ago
  • Claims to be “duly registered with the UK authorities”
  • Lists a Canary Wharf tower address and a second address in Cyprus

Report this broker to ReclaimDC

A billion dollar firm on a twelve week old website

A manager holding $2.4 billion would be known to every regulator it claims to answer to. Mega Pro Forex Trade’s domain is under three months old. It names a Canary Wharf tower and a Cyprus office, two places that sound expensive and established. The FCA’s answer is a warning, not a licence.

Crypto strategies managed by “professionals”

The site offers “diversified digital asset strategies managed by experienced professionals” and investment plans. That wording hands control of your money to people you cannot identify. If your dashboard shows steady growth but you are asked to pay before withdrawing, you are seeing the usual pattern.

Remember that a warning does not shut the website down. Mega Pro Forex Trade can keep running ads and signing people up after the FCA has spoken, which is why so many people only find the warning after they have already paid.

Your next steps

  1. Make no further deposits, whatever you are promised.
  2. Keep your client portal screenshots, receipts and emails.
  3. Contact your bank and report the firm to the police.
  4. File a complaint with ReclaimDC at support@reclaimdc.com.

Sources: UK Financial Conduct Authority warning via IOSCO I-SCAN, 6 November 2026 (Mega Pro Forex Trade, megaproforextrade.com); public domain registration record (registered 16 August 2026); megaproforextrade.com home page viewed 7 November 2026.

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Jenny Loral

Licensed Fraud Investigation Agent, Investor Protection Unit — Pinkerton. Editorial, Reclaim DC.

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Licensed Fraud Investigation Agent, Investor Protection Unit — Pinkerton. Editorial, Reclaim DC.

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