Weekly Blacklist Report: 21 Unregulated Brokers Exposed by Global Regulators (June 22–28, 2026)

The global financial market continues to see a rise in unauthorized trading platforms targeting investors. Between June 22 and June 28, 2026, at least 21 suspected unregulated brokers were identified, with multiple platforms receiving official warnings from financial regulators in the UK, Australia, France, and Cyprus.

These firms either operated without valid licenses, failed to provide verifiable regulatory information, or were publicly flagged by authorities for offering unauthorized investment services.

FCA, ASIC, AMF & CySEC Issue Warnings

Among the listed platforms, several were placed on regulator warning lists:

UK FCA Warnings

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) issued warnings against multiple brokers suspected of providing financial services without authorization, including: MultiMarketZone, JoinSSE, Fxcglobal, Voltex Trade, Flux Market, Dex Tradelite FX, Valcrest Trade, Shell Invest, and SBlockTradeLLB.

The FCA advises investors to verify whether a company is authorized before depositing funds, as unauthorized firms may not have access to investor protection mechanisms.

Australia ASIC Warning

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) flagged: Metaglobal Brokers.

ASIC has repeatedly warned investors about dealing with unlicensed financial service providers that may falsely claim regulatory status.

France AMF Warnings

The Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF) added several platforms to its warning list: Getliquid24, UmexGain, Energy Wealth Investment, Primex Trade Global, StroVaults, and Strath Well.

The AMF warns that investors should be cautious of online platforms offering trading or investment products without authorization.

Cyprus CySEC Warning

The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) issued a warning regarding: Fake Just2Trade. The platform was identified as falsely using the identity of a legitimate brand to create credibility and attract investors.

No Regulatory Information: High-Risk Platforms

Several brokers provided no valid regulatory details and appear to operate without recognized supervision: Golden Capital, GrandDex, Edgenex, and Xelite Markets.

A lack of regulation means investors may have limited options for recovering funds if disputes, withdrawal problems, or account restrictions occur.

BrokersView Reminds You

BrokersView continue to warn investors about unauthorized brokers using fake licenses, misleading claims, or high-return promises to attract clients.

Investors are advised to verify a broker’s regulatory status through official financial authorities before depositing funds. A lack of regulation means clients may have limited protection if disputes, withdrawal issues, or financial losses occur.

If you have questions about a broker, you may ask BrokersView. Our team will provide detailed answers free of charge.

Disclaimer: This weekly exposure list is for informational and warning purposes only. It does not constitute legal or financial advice. Always conduct your own due diligence before investing.