Stack Pulse Pro — A “Test” Plan Paying 150% a Trade

Stack Pulse Pro — flagged scam broker

The first plan on Stack Pulse Pro is called “TEST”. It carries a “Premium” ribbon and promises 150% per trade on deposits from $250 to $2,999. The UK FCA warned about stackpulsepro.com on 30 September 2026. The domain was registered on 17 September 2025.

Plan Return Deposit range
TEST 150% / Trade $250 – $2,999
Beginner 16% / Trade $280 – $25,000
Standard 2.5% / Trade $2,500 – $100,000
Business 20% / Trade $10,000 – $1,000,000

Part of a larger family

Stack Pulse Pro shares its cTrader-style template, nine-office list and phone number 702-706-4466 with a dozen other sites the FCA has flagged this autumn. It claims to be “Globally Regulated” with insurance “up to $1,000,000”, but names no regulator and no insurer. The only contact is that phone number; there is no email address and no company name.

The cheapest plan pays the most

Read the table again. The plan with the smallest deposit pays sixty times more per trade than the Standard plan. No market works like that. A label such as “Test” on a live price list suggests the operators copied a template and never finished editing it. Every card also promises “Principal return on maturity” and “Instant Withdrawal” — guarantees no legitimate broker makes.

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What 150% per trade would really mean

Take the $250 minimum. At 150% per trade, one winning trade turns it into $625, and ten in a row would pass $2,000,000. No hedge fund, bank or market maker comes close to that, which is why the number only exists on a price list. The figure is there to make a small first deposit feel risk-free. The real target is the second and third deposit, often pushed by an “account manager” who points at a rising balance that cannot be withdrawn.

The verdict: a “Test” plan paying 150% per trade is a lure, not a product. Do not deposit.

Sources: FCA warning list entry for stackpulsepro.com (30 September 2026); stackpulsepro.com plan table (checked 23 October 2026); RDAP record. General information only.

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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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