Dear Investor,
Thank you for providing the information.
We have confirmed that Zarvista currently holds licences from the Mwali International Services Authority (MISA) in the Union of Comoros. However, please note MISA is an offshore regulator with low credibility and limited international recognition, raising concerns about its regulatory effectiveness.
Meanwhile, Zarvista also claims to be licensed by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) in Mauritius, and we did find a matching name of the company. However, it is worth noting that the Mauritius FSC does not publicly disclose the domain names of licensees, which raises concern on potential identity fraud.
Also, forex trading itself carries a high level of risk and regulatory status does not guarantee full compliance or eliminate the risk of misconduct. We suggest that investors should exercise extreme caution when trading with this broker.
If you have been scammed by this broker, we recommend reporting the issue to your local authorities. Gather all relevant evidence, including transaction records, chat logs and screenshots. You may also file a complaint on our official website here, where our team will carefully review your case and provide guidance or explore potential solutions.
Please also be on your guard against recovery scams. Fraudsters often exploit such situations by offering fake recovery services in exchange for upfront fees. Always verify the legitimacy of anyone offering assistance.
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