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XTrade

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2003 (22 Years)

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Xtrade has been providing traders and investors with access to financial markets for over 10 years. The list of the instruments includes various asset types starting from major currency pairs and ending with rare stocks and ETFs. The company's trading standards, platforms and services are approved and backed by numerous international awards. Simple registration, convenient trading platforms, favorable trading conditions, regular updating of technical equipment, educational resources – all this attracts clients and creates comfortable conditions for successful market analysis, trading, investing and risk control.

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Research date: Feb 28, 2025

The Australian financial market regulator ASIC has canceled the license of XTrade.AU Pty Ltd due to non-compliance with licensing obligations from June 2018 to September 2022. The broker was found to engage in 'unconscionable conduct' and failed to ensure its representatives complied with financial services laws. Although XTrade can no longer operate in Australia, it will continue its business in overseas markets with existing licenses from Belize and South Africa. ASIC has been enforcing stricter regulations on CFD brokers, reflecting a broader crackdown in the industry.

The Australian financial market regulator ASIC has canceled the license of XTrade.AU Pty Ltd due to non-compliance with licensing obligations from June 2018 to September 2022. The broker was found to engage in 'unconscionable conduct' and failed to ensure its representatives complied with financial services laws. Although XTrade can no longer operate in Australia, it will continue its business in overseas markets with existing licenses from Belize and South Africa. ASIC has been enforcing stricter regulations on CFD brokers, reflecting a broader crackdown in the industry.

The article discusses the rise of fake cryptocurrency trading websites and wallet apps in 2023, highlighting how scammers exploit victims through similar domain names and fake testimonials. It provides a list of known fake sites and offers tips for users to protect themselves, such as checking web addresses, downloading apps only from official platforms, and using security tools like Trend Micro ID Protection. The content aims to educate readers on recognizing and avoiding scams in the cryptocurrency space.

The article discusses the rise of fake cryptocurrency trading websites and wallet apps in 2023, highlighting how scammers exploit victims through similar domain names and fake testimonials. It provides a list of known fake sites and offers tips for users to protect themselves, such as checking web addresses, downloading apps only from official platforms, and using security tools like Trend Micro ID Protection. The content aims to educate readers on recognizing and avoiding scams in the cryptocurrency space.

The Italian Forex market is currently underdeveloped due to economic challenges and a lack of competitiveness following the introduction of the Euro. While Italy's economy is expected to grow modestly, many local traders prefer to use brokers from other EU countries rather than local options. The regulatory body, CONSOB, has a lenient stance towards Forex trading, allowing for operators to obtain licenses to offer services across the EU. Despite the market being underserved, some brokers may find it attractive to enter this space.

The Italian Forex market is currently underdeveloped due to economic challenges and a lack of competitiveness following the introduction of the Euro. While Italy's economy is expected to grow modestly, many local traders prefer to use brokers from other EU countries rather than local options. The regulatory body, CONSOB, has a lenient stance towards Forex trading, allowing for operators to obtain licenses to offer services across the EU. Despite the market being underserved, some brokers may find it attractive to enter this space.

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