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Is AMarkets safe and legit?

Short answer, from public records

AMarkets states licences from no regulator we could find. We haven't matched any on a register yet. We found no regulator warning naming the firm itself.

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Licences

Full broker page

No licence found on its own site.

Regulator warnings

All warnings

None naming the firm itself.

0 look-alike site warnings (these copy the name; they are not AMarkets)

Real site: https://www.amarkets.com/

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Scam red flags to check yourself

  • Someone contacts you first (WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram, dating apps) and offers to trade for you.
  • Guaranteed or fixed returns, or “no-loss” accounts.
  • A web address that is close to, but not exactly, the broker's real site.
  • Pressure to deposit more before you can withdraw, or “tax/fees” to release your money.
  • The licence number on the site doesn't match the regulator's register, or the company name differs.

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Questions

Is AMarkets safe?

AMarkets states licences from no regulator we could find. We haven't matched any on a register yet. We found no regulator warning naming the firm itself. We don't say whether a broker is safe for you. Check the licence number on the regulator's register before you deposit.

Is AMarkets regulated?

We couldn't find a licence stated on AMarkets' own site.

Are there fake AMarkets websites?

We found no regulator warnings about look-alike sites for AMarkets. Still type the address yourself: https://www.amarkets.com/

Facts from public sources, not advice. Info may be out of date or wrong. Always check with the regulator before you trade.