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Sagot

As someone with extensive experience in forex trading, I am very cautious when evaluating brokers, especially with my own capital at stake. In my research and review of IFX, there are several critical issues that simply cannot be ignored. While the company has operated for five to ten years and advertises payment solutions and foreign exchange services, its regulatory status immediately raises red flags for me. Both its FCA and DFSA licenses are marked as “exceeded,” which, in regulatory language, often means the broker is operating outside the conditions or timeframes of its approval. The absence of a verifiable office in its listed locations adds to my concerns—physical presence is often a basic measure of legitimacy in this industry. User reports describing numerous obstacles to withdrawals, requests for additional unexplained fees, and even direct accusations of scams force me to be even more conservative about my assessment. Although there are a few positive reviews, the disproportionate number of serious complaints—especially those centered on withdrawals—cannot be overlooked. To me, the risk management index of zero just confirms the broker may not prioritize client protection or operational transparency. Ultimately, my view is that IFX presents risks that outweigh any potential benefits. For anyone serious about trading or payment services, I believe there are more transparently regulated and reputable brokers in the market. I would not trust IFX with my funds based on this evidence.