Verdict up front: CapexGo promises “simplified access to international markets” and asks for an email address to get started. It names no company, no regulator and no licence, and it runs the same template as Finaurex and Moonetrix. France blacklisted it in February 2026.
Key facts — checked 23 September 2026
Website: capexgo.com · Domain registered: 30 August 2024 · Regulator: French AMF / ACPR blacklist since 5 February 2026 · Registrar: MainReg Inc. · Status: Live — page loads today
The pitch
“Simplified Access To International Markets. Access hundreds of international markets in one place for the ultimate trading experience.” Below it, a single field — Enter your email — and an orange Get Started.
Who actually executes?
Access to hundreds of international markets is a real thing that real firms sell. Doing it requires memberships, clearing arrangements, or a prime broker — relationships that are expensive, contractual, and always named, because naming them is how a broker proves it can do what it claims.
CapexGo names none. No exchange, no liquidity provider, no clearing house, no custodian. When a platform will not say where your order goes, the safe assumption is that it does not go anywhere: the “market” is the operator’s own screen, and the prices on it are theirs to set.
⚠ Verified evidence — checked 23 September 2026
- capexgo.com is on the French AMF / ACPR blacklist, added 5 February 2026.
- The domain was registered on 30 August 2024 through MainReg Inc.
- The only action on the first screen is “Enter your email” then Get Started.
- It claims “hundreds of international markets in one place” while naming no broker, no exchange and no execution venue.
- Same template as finaurex.com and moonetrix.com; same registrar as those two and finovexpro-app.com.
Email first, everything else later
Asking only for an email looks low-commitment, and that is the point. It starts a sequence: the email brings a follow-up, the follow-up asks for a phone number, and the phone call does the rest. Each step alone feels small.
The shared build
capexgo.com, finaurex.com and moonetrix.com are the same page with different paint — identical skip-link, identical navigation shape, identical account buttons. All three, plus finovexpro-app.com, are registered through MainReg Inc., and all four are on the French blacklist. One operation, four shopfronts.
How to check a broker in two minutes
Search the name on the AMF blacklist at amf-france.org and in the register at regafi.fr. Then ask which regulated entity holds client funds and which venue executes the orders. A real broker answers both without hesitating, because the answer is its selling point.
Our view: CapexGo promises hundreds of markets while naming no venue, no company and no regulator, from a template shared with three other blacklisted brands. Do not deposit.
Sources, checked 23 September 2026: French AMF / ACPR blacklist entry for capexgo.com (5 February 2026); RDAP registration record (30 August 2024, MainReg Inc.); the live page at capexgo.com.
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