G4Trade Scam Warning: Offshore Licence and Copy Trading

G4Trade registered its domain in September 2025 and soon began presenting itself as a "multi-asset CFD broker where you can copy trades". The platform's promise of trust rests on two claims: an offshore licence said to be obtained from the island of Anjouan in the Union of the Comoros, and a "strategic partnership" with a broker licensed in Europe. Neither claim gives protection to an investor in Türkiye.

🔍 What Do the Licence Claims Say?

A permit issued in the Comoros is not valid for investment services in Türkiye. An intermediary that is not on the SPK list of authorised institutions and offers leveraged trading is acting without permission under SPK Decision No. 8/297 of 24 February 2017.

🚩 The Risk of the Copy Trading Promise

In a "follow the successful trader" set-up, the customer cannot check who opens the trades. In schemes of this kind profit grows on the screen, and at the withdrawal stage the known obstacles of copy trading schemesTR appear: cancellation of profits, longer review periods and requests for extra verification.

🔗 Other Platforms Using the Same Method

We have also added to our archive other platforms that try to build trust with an offshore licence that cannot be verified.

🧭 How Does the Legal Process Work?

1. The effect of the arbitration and jurisdiction clauses in the contracts of overseas brokers on Turkish consumers is examined.
2. Where the relationship was set up without permission, the invalidity of the account opening agreementTR comes into question.
3. The routes for a refund from an overseas firm are then assessed.

For detailed information and legal support, you can contact Savun Law & Consultancy.

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