Abstract:ForexLiveTrade, a trading name of Tradeliveoption LIMITED, is allegedly a forex broker registered in the United States.
Note: For some unknown reason, we cannot open ForexLiveTrades official site (https://tradeliveoption.com/indexbc14bc14.html) while writing this introduction, therefore, we could only gather relevant information from the Internet to present a rough picture of this broker. Traders should be careful about this issue.
General Information & Regulation
ForexLiveTrade, a trading name of Tradeliveoption LIMITED, is allegedly a forex broker registered in the United States.
As this brokerage's website cannot be accessed, we were unable to obtain further details about its trading assets, leverage, spreads, trading platforms, minimum deposit, etc.
As for regulation, it has been verified that ForexLiveTrade does not fall under any valid regulations. That is why its regulatory status on WikiFX is listed as “No License” and receives a relatively low score of 1.31/10. Please be aware of the risk.

Negative Reviews
A trader shared his terrible trading experience on the ForexLiveTrade platform at WikiFX. He said this platform is with low availability that unable to withdraw. It is necessary for traders to read reviews left by some users before choosing forex brokers, in case they are defrauded by scams.

Market Instruments
ForexLiveTrade advertises that it is a forex broker that mainly offers forex trading. However, more specific information about tradable assets cannot be found on the Internet.
Customer Support
ForexLiveTrade‘s customer support can only be reached by email: support@Tradeliveoption.com. However, this broker doesn’t disclose other more direct contact information like telephone numbers or the company address that most brokers offer.
Risk Warning
Online trading involves significant risk, and you may lose all of your invested capital. It is not suitable for all traders or investors. Please ensure that you understand the risks involved and note that the information contained in this article is for general information purposes only.

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