Trader Alleges UNIPRIME "Blatant Theft": Deposit Gone, Account Access Cut Off

A trader has come forward alleging that broker UNIPRIME, operating via https://unfxb.com/,  stole his funds. He deposited $5,000, which grew slightly to a total balance of $5,046.61. Despite minimal trading activity and no violations, his withdrawal requests were repeatedly either marked “Cancelled” or left “Pending.”

In his complaint, the trader reports that his account was later deactivated without explanation, leaving him unable to access his funds. He alleges that this is UNIPRIME’s “blatant theft” instead of a trading loss, stating, “They are refusing to process my withdrawal and have effectively vanished with my hard-earned money.”

Victim’s Warning  

Frustrated and blocked from retrieving his capital, the trader is now warning others:

• UNIPRIME operates with zero integrity
• UNIPRIME is a classic scam broker
• Traders risk losing their deposits entirely

“They will take your deposit, but you will never see it again,” he cautioned.

UNIPRIME: Unregulated

UNIPRIME claims to be an international broker registered in Saint Lucia under registration number 2024-00028 and also registered in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines under 26505 BC 2021.

However, our investigation found serious regulatory gaps. While UNIPRIME is registered with the Financial Services Authority of St. Vincent (SVG FSA) and the Grenadines and the International Financial Centre (IFC) in Saint Lucia, neither authority licenses financial derivative trading or supervises forex brokerage activities. 

The reality is clear: despite holding offshore registrations, UNIPRIME is not regulated by any recognized financial authority. Allowing such an entity to hold or control investor funds is unsafe, as deposits are not protected under any legal framework.

Based on the findings, BrokersView has listed UNIPRIME as a Scam Broker.

This case illustrates a classic fraud pattern: unlicensed brokers entice traders to deposit funds, then obstruct withdrawals and eventually shut down accounts. Victims are left without recourse, underscoring the critical need to verify a broker’s legitimacy before investing.

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