Abstract:LIGFX is a brokerage company registered in New Zealand. While the broker's official website has been closed, so traders cannot obtain more security information.
Note: LIGFX's official website: https://www.ligfx.com/ is normally inaccessible.
LIGFX is a brokerage company registered in New Zealand. While the broker's official website has been closed, so traders cannot obtain more security information.
![]() | Financial Service Providers Register(FAPR) |
| Current Status | Revoked |
| Regulated by | New Zealand |
| License Type | Financial Service Corporate |
| License No. | 330706 |
| Licensed Institution | LONGHOU INVESTMENT GROUP LIMITED |
LIGFX is authorized and regulated by the Financial Service Providers Register(FAPR). Its current status is Revoked, which will increase trading non-compliance and reduce traders investment security. Caution is advised when dealing with xx.

The website of Revokedis inaccessible, raising concerns about its reliability and accessibility.
Since Revoked does not explain more transaction information, especially regarding fees and services, this will bring huge risks and reduce transaction security.
The FAPR regulates Revoked. However, the Revoked status is less safe than a regulated one.
LIGFX Since the official website cannot be opened, traders cannot get more information about security services. In addition, the Revoked status indicates that the trading risks of the broker are high. It is advisable to choose regulated brokers with transparent operationsto ensure the safety of your investments and compliance with legal standards. Traders can learn more about other brokers through WikiFX. Information improves transaction security.

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