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FCA Exposed 10 Brokers — Are You Trading with One of Them?
Abstract:Recently, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) of the UK warned about 10 scam brokers. Are you sure your money is safe with your broker? Is your broker on this list? Check out the list below and protect yourself before it’s too late.

Recently, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) of the UK warned about 10 scam brokers. Are you sure your money is safe with your broker? Is your broker on this list? Check out the list below and protect yourself before its too late.
Name: Wexford Trust Bank
Email: support@wexfordtrustbank.net
Website: www.wexfordtrustbank.net
Name: AccuTrader AI
Website: www.accutrader-ai.net
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Name: Cryptoup
Address: 20 Finsbury Circus, London, UNITED KINGDOM, EC2M 7EB
Telephone: 02038074790
Email: support@cryptoup.com
Website: www.cryptoup.net
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Name: Maple Invest AI
Website: www.mapleinvestai.com
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Name: Optimustrade
Address: 9800 International Dr, Orlando, Florida, United States, 32819
76 Commercial St, Midlothian, Edinburgh, United Kingdom, EH6 6LX
846 Melrose Street, Spokane, Washington, United States, 99201 WA
12/1 Eagle St, Brisbane City, Australia, QLD 4000
Email: support@optimustrade.pro
Website: www.optimustrade.pro
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Name: MarketNest
Address: 55-61 High St, Eltham, United Kingdom, SE9 1TD
Email: support@marketnest.live
Website: www.marketnest.live
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Name: FerixiumTrade
Website: www.ferixiumtrade.net
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Name: TradeMintus8.1Ai
Website: https://trademintus81ai.net
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Name: EXCESSIVE TRADE
Address: M57 Glenmore Industrial Estate, Chichester, West Sussex, United Kingdom, PO19 7BJ
Email: support@exce-trd.live
Website: www.excessivetrade.live
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Name: PCP Claims UK / pcpclaimsuk.co.uk
Address: First Floor, Newspaper House, 40 Churchgate, Bolton, BL1 1HL
Telephone: +4401615608101
Email: motorfinance@kingsnorthsolicitors.co.uk
Website: https://pcpclaimsuk.co.uk/
Social Media Details: https://www.facebook.com/people/PCP-Claims-UK/61561161302646/?_rdr
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Name: Doge Traders
Email: support@doge-traders.top
Website: https://doge-traders.top
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How to Find FCA Warning List?
To check if a broker is safe, visit the official FCA website. Go to the News section, then click on Warnings to see the latest list of brokers flagged for suspicious or illegal activity.

Why FCA Warning Matter?
FCA warning is a serious alert that a broker or financial company is operating without permission in the UK. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is one of the most trusted financial regulators in the world. Its job is to protect people from scams, fraud, and unfair financial practices.
If a broker gets an FCA warning, it usually means:
1. They are not licensed by the FCA.
2. They are not allowed to offer services in the UK.
3. Your money isnt protected under UK financial rules.
4. If they disappear or block your funds, you can't take legal action in the UK.
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