Invexel FX Trade: Fake Forex Platform Flagged by the FCA

Invexel FX Trade is the site invexelfxtrade.com, which stresses forex in its name and says it has an office on Great Portland Street in London. The domain was registered at the end of August 2026; less than two months later, on 6 November 2026, the FCA published an unauthorised firm warning about it.

🔍 Findings About Invexel FX Trade

• Claimed address: First Floor, 85 Great Portland Street, London W1W 7LT. The FCA record contains no telephone number or e-mail.
• Domain: invexelfxtrade.com was registered on 30 August 2026.
• Official warning: The FCA warning states that the firm may be providing financial services in the United Kingdom without permission.
• The firm does not appear in the SPK list of authorised institutions.

🚩 How Is Money Lost on Forex Sites of This Kind?

In schemes of this kind an "account manager" contacts the investor and asks for a starting investment of 250-500 dollars. The London address is put forward as a reason to trust. Gains soon appear on the trading panel; after the investor is persuaded to pay a larger amount, a withdrawal request is held up on the grounds of tax, commission or a liquidity fee.

🔗 Other Platforms Using the Same Method

We have also looked at the following forex sites, which work with a trading panel that has no real market connection.

🧭 Legal Basis and Process

Acting as an intermediary in forex transactions in Türkiye without permission is an offence under Article 109/2 of Capital Markets Law No. 6362, punishable by imprisonment from two to five years. In such cases the SPK review and criminal processTR are assessed together with the invalidity of the account opening agreementTR and the routes for a refund.

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

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