Abstract:HKTK Global Markets (UK) Limited is an UK-registered brokerage firm with its founding time not disclosed to all. Since this brokerage house’s official website cannot be opened for now, we could not obtain more information about its business operation. Besides, it has been verified that HKTK Global Markets (UK) Limited does not hold any regulatory license to show it operates legally. Please be aware of the risk involved.
Since HKTK Global Markets (UK) Limiteds official website
(https://www.hktkgroup.com/index_en.asp) no long works, we could only piece together the rough picture of this forex broker by gathering relevant information from other websites.

General Information
HKTK Global Markets (UK) Limited is an UK-registered brokerage firm with its founding time not disclosed to all.
Since this brokerage houses official website cannot be opened for now, we could not obtain more information about its business operation.
Besides, it has been verified that HKTK Global Markets (UK) Limited does not hold any regulatory license to show it operates legally. Please be aware of the risk involved.
Leverage
Trading leverage cannot be find anywhere. Since leverage can magnify gains as well as losses, it is wise for beginners to choose the leverage ratio at no more than 1:10. We recommend that traders choose a smaller amount at first, until they get more trading experience.
Trading Platform
HKTK Global Markets (UK) Limited does not provides its clients the industry-leading MT4 or MT5 trading platform. Please note this may be served as further evidence that this broker is unreliable to trade with.
Customer Support
Worryingly, HKTK Global Markets (UK) Limited left its clients nowhere to turn to as no contact information can be found, even a phone number, an email address, etc.
Risk Warning
There is a level of danger that comes with trading on the financial markets. As sophisticated instruments, foreign exchange, futures, CFDs, and other financial contracts are typically traded using margin, which significantly increases the inherent risks involved. Therefore, you should consider carefully whether or not this sort of investment activity is right for you.
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