Verdict up front: Blaxton is listed by Belgium’s FSMA as a fraudulent online trading platform. Its website shows nothing but a password box, and the trading address the FSMA names now displays a “Suspected Phishing” warning from Cloudflare.
Key facts — checked 21 September 2026
Website: blaxtongroup.com · Domain registered: 1 November 2025 · Regulator: FSMA (Belgium) list of fraudulent trading platforms, 12 March 2026 · Status: Live — domain resolves and serves today
A website with no front door
Open blaxtongroup.com and you are sent straight to a French-language page: “Connectez-vous pour continuer” — log in to continue. There is no user name field, only a password. There is no company name, no address, no licence, no product description. A real broker wants you to find out who it is. A site that shows nothing until you type a password someone gave you is built for people who have already been recruited — usually by phone or social media.
The trading address is flagged for phishing
The FSMA’s warning names two addresses: blaxtongroup.com and vc.blaxtongroup.com. When we opened the second, Cloudflare — the network company that serves the site — displayed its own interstitial: “Suspected Phishing. This website has been reported for potential phishing.”
⚠ Verified evidence — checked 21 September 2026
- Blaxton (blaxtongroup.com, vc.blaxtongroup.com) is on the FSMA list of fraudulent online trading platforms, 12 March 2026.
- The domain was registered on 1 November 2025.
- The main site shows only a password-only login — no name, address or licence.
- vc.blaxtongroup.com displays Cloudflare’s “Suspected Phishing” warning.
How to check a trading platform
Search the name on the FSMA’s warning pages at fsma.be and in its register of authorised firms. Look up when the domain was registered. If a platform will not show you who runs it, what licence it holds, or even what it looks like before you hand over a password or a phone number, you already have your answer.
Our view: Blaxton hides behind a password box and a phishing warning, and Belgium’s regulator has flagged it. If someone has given you a Blaxton password, do not use it.
Sources, checked 21 September 2026: FSMA (Belgium) list of fraudulent trading platforms, 12 March 2026; RDAP registration record for blaxtongroup.com; the live site at blaxtongroup.com.
