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CFD · CHECKED 15 AUG 2026

QFX Markets review.

1.0
SCAM ☠
OUT OF 10

HOW THE SCORE BREAKS DOWN

Regulation

1.0
Fees

1.0
Platform

1.0
Support

1.0
Reviews

1.0

Each criterion is scored 1 to 10 from primary sources. The overall score is their unweighted mean. How scoring works.

Overview

At first glance, QFX Markets appears to be a serious brokerage firm, professional website, polished visuals, and claims of advanced trading tools. But once you look closer, the illusion fades.
Our investigation reveals that QFX Markets is a scam, operating without a license, without transparency, and without any real trading infrastructure. We found out they are a fake and a duplicate of Traze.

Licenses & Regulation

QFX Markets claims to be regulated, but this is completely falseWe have checked all the regulations they claim to have, but none of them were real.

Trading Instruments

The broker advertises a broad range of trading options: forex pairs, indices, stocks, and cryptocurrencies. Yet, these instruments are fictional, there is no evidence of real market execution. Everything is simulated to make traders think they are investing when, in fact, no trading takes place at all.

Account Types

QFX Markets promotes multiple account tiers, each with higher deposit requirements and supposed benefits, such as tighter spreads or faster withdrawals. However, since the company isn’t real, these account types are fake and exist only to persuade users to deposit larger sums.

Deposits & Withdrawals

We recommend that you not deposit with QFX Markets. Any deposit seems to be lost without the ability to withdraw.

Special Offers

We urge you not to fall for QFX Markets’ traps. They might offer special offers, but none are real

How to Trade

QFX Markets boasts of offering an “advanced, reliable, and fast” trading platform. But in reality, the platform is fake. It is a duplicate of the Traze broker.

Opening an Account

WE urge our users to stay clear of this so-called broker.

Negative Balance Protection

This platform is fake and a scam. Once you register on their website, your personal data and capital are at risk.

Prohibited Countries

All traders must know that the data on the QFX Markets website is fake and does not exist.

Education & Analysis

Charts and trading tools are displayed to add credibility, but they are not connected to any real-time data.

Customer Support

We attempted to contact QFX Markets’ support team, but received no response. Emails went unanswered, chatbots provided copy-paste replies, and listed phone numbers were inactive.

Conclusion

QFX Markets is a scam and a fake Traze. None of the data on their website is real, and registering on their website puts your personal and financial data at risk.

Score history

Recomputed daily; every move is on the record. The current score is always the latest row.

Date Score Move
2026-07-25 1.0 =
2026-07-18 1.0
2026-07-11 0.8 ·

How this review works

Written by the TrueBroker research team from primary sources: regulator registers, the broker’s own legal documents and verified trader reports. Every licence is checked against the register that issued it. Last checked 15 Aug 2026.
Read the editorial policy and the risk disclaimer. Scores are opinions built from data, not financial advice.

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