Trading with Zero Balance — Thirty-One Days, No Payment
A reviewer describes hitting the 50 dollar withdrawal limit, being told to wait 7 to 31 business days, and still having nothing after 31 days. 100,000 installs.
YB infosys, Sky Apper — Terms Hosted On Free Blogs
YB infosys, Sky Apper, Vintage Inc and Learning Tool all host their privacy policy on a free blog. One predates the apps. One carries another person’s name.
Sky Apper — The Trading Apps Avoid Its Own Name
Ten tutorial apps on this account share one package prefix. All three of its trading apps use different ones. That choice is deliberate, and it is checkable.
AI Powered Trading — The Account That Emptied Itself
A reviewer reached the 100 dollar target in three days, could not withdraw, then logged back in with the same email and found the balance gone entirely.
GlobalTrade — A Subtitle Borrowed From A Bigger App
This app calls itself Trading For All, the exact subtitle of a far larger app from a different company, and its own top review says it is not for profit.
Sunbird FX Wanted Your Review Deleted Before It Would Pay You
Verdict up front: The Forex Peace Army records a Sunbird FX client being told her withdrawal would be paid only if she deleted her public complaint first. That is not a service failure — it is a price put on silence. Behind the brand sat a London-registered company that was never a financial firm on […]
PFGForex — Twenty Years of Forged Bank Statements Inside a Regulated Broker
Verdict up front: PFGForex was not an offshore brand with a fake licence. It was a US-registered, regulated, audited futures brokerage — and its founder stole more than $215 million from over 13,000 customers across roughly twenty years, using forged bank statements and a post office box to beat the auditors. He is serving 50 […]
Nexfen Growth — ASIC Lists It as an Impersonator of a Licensed Firm
Verdict up front: Nexfen Growth is on ASIC’s Investor Alert List — not merely as an unlicensed operator, but classified as an Imposter, listed as an impersonation of the licensed Australian firm MEX Australia Pty Ltd. Its own website advertises fixed daily returns and a five-tier referral bonus, and names no regulator, licence number or […]
Ardovex Markets — Unregulated by Its Own Admission, and ASIC-Listed
Verdict up front: Ardovex Markets tells you plainly on its own website that it is not regulated. ASIC agrees — it added Ardovex (ardovex.com) to its Investor Alert List as Unlicensed on 14 August 2026. The disclosure is unusually honest; the offer behind it — 1:500 leverage with no compensation scheme — is not made […]
Intrade24 — FINRA Membership Claimed, No BrokerCheck Record
Verdict up front: Intrade24 states in its own footer that it is “a registered broker-dealer and member of FINRA/SIPC”. We searched FINRA’s BrokerCheck register ourselves and found no record of it — zero results. The claimed head office is in Toronto, and the site advertises 1:200 leverage and a deposit bonus, neither of which a […]