Abstract:You are likely looking at FBS (specifically the entity registered in Belize around 2019) and wondering if it is a safe place to put your money. It is crucial to distinguish this entity from other branches of the brand, as safety often depends on which specific entity you register with.

You are likely looking at FBS (specifically the entity registered in Belize around 2019) and wondering if it is a safe place to put your money. It is crucial to distinguish this entity from other branches of the brand, as safety often depends on which specific entity you register with.
Here is what the WikiFX data reveals about this specific platform's safety:
When it comes to safety, we strictly look at the license. A license is like a driver's license for a broker—without it, they shouldn't be on the road.
When a broker's license is “Unverified,” it means the regulator does not recognize them as compliant, or the license they claim to have is not currently valid. This presents a massive Counterparty Risk. If this broker decides to freeze your account or if they go bankrupt, there is no government overseer to help you get your money back. You are essentially trusting a private company with no “watchdog” ensuring they play by the rules.
We checked the specific casesText database for this report and found 0 detailed user stories listed in this specific view.
However, please be careful:
While we don't have the text of the stories right here to show you, the WikiFX Summary explicitly warns that there have been 7 complaints filed against this broker recently.
Based on the data, we strongly advise against opening an account with this specific FBS entity (Belize, 2019).
Recommendation:
There are many brokers with scores above 7.0 and valid Tier-1 regulation (like the FCA or ASIC). It is not worth risking your capital with an unverified offshore entity.
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