Checked 11 November 2026 against the live website, the regulator’s list and the domain record.
THEY SAY
“megaproforextrade is duly registered with the UK authorities and holds licences to operate across the US, Europe, Asia, and Africa.”
THE RECORD
The UK authority, the FCA, added Mega Pro Forex Trade to its warning list on 6 November 2026.
Other numbers on the page
- Domain megaproforextrade.com registered on 16 August 2026, under three months ago.
- No licence number, no regulator name and no company registration number appear next to the “licences” claim.
- The certificate meant to prove it is a broken image.
The lesson
“Registered with the UK authorities” means nothing without a firm reference number you can look up yourself. To be clear, a warning list entry is not a conviction. It means the regulator says the firm is not authorised.
How to check a “UK registered” claim in one minute
Every firm the FCA authorises has a firm reference number and an entry on the official Financial Services Register, which lists its exact name, address and approved websites. A genuine broker usually prints that number in its footer and wants you to check it. Mega Pro Forex Trade gives no number at all, and its “certificate” fails to load. If the website shown on the register does not match the one in your browser, or there is no entry at all, walk away.
If anyone from Mega Pro Forex Trade contacts you by email, phone or social media, do not follow links in the message. Type the regulator’s web address yourself and search the register by name.
Check Mega Pro Forex Trade yourself:
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If you have already paid money
- Stop: do not send one more payment, for any reason.
- Ring your bank and ask about a recall.
- Keep a record of every call from the “account manager”.
- Report everything to the police.
Source: FCA warning list (fca.org.uk), 6 November 2026. Domain date from the public RDAP record. Website captured 11 November 2026.
