Review on 365optiontrades

The website belonging to 365 Option Trades (URL: https://www.365optiontrades.com/) presents itself as a global forex and CFD broker offering traders access to foreign exchange markets, leverage, asset diversification, and purportedly strong trading opportunities. It claims to have corporate offices at 11 Grace Avenue, Ste 108, Great Neck, New York, 11021 USA, telephone number +1 702-706-4466, and email helpcenter@365optiontrades.com. The website touts phrases such as “top global regulation”, high-returns, and fast-track account funding/withdrawals (or at least implied). However, a closer inspection reveals that the firm is not authorised by major regulators, is flagged on a regulatory warning list, and shows multiple red flags typical of scam operations. For example, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the UK has issued a public warning stating that 365 Option Trades “may be providing or promoting financial services or products without our permission”. In short, while the website appears outwardly like a legitimate forex brokerage, the reality is that it lacks regulatory legitimacy, has suspicious claims and structure, and thus should be approached with extreme caution—or ideally avoided altogether.

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A thorough analysis of 365 Option Trades leads to the conclusion that the site should be considered a scam (or at best a high-risk unregulated operation masquerading as a legit broker). Here’s why:

• Regulation is the cornerstone of legitimate brokerage operations: legitimate forex brokers are required to register with and be supervised by financial regulators in the jurisdictions in which they operate. This ensures safeguards such as client-money segregation, auditing, withdrawal protection, dispute resolution. 365 Option Trades is not registered with the FCA and has been explicitly warned about by the FCA for “providing or promoting financial services or products without our permission”. 

• The firm claims regulation but provides no proof: independent databases reveal no regulation. WikiFX states “No valid regulatory information … Low score, please stay away!” 

• The marketing narrative (large deposits, quick profits, upward claims) matches typical scam-broker patterns: set up to attract deposits, use aggressive account managers, show fake profits, then make withdrawal difficult or impossible. The independent reviews track this pattern.

• The use of a generic address, server location mismatch, vague corporate structure are also common red flags.

• Because the FCA warning means UK clients dealing with it are essentially unprotected, the risk of loss is very high and recourse very low.

• Given all the above, a responsible review must warn users that placing funds with this entity is equivalent to exposing them to unscrupulous activity rather than legitimate brokerage service.

Thus, the evidence strongly indicates that 365 Option Trades should be flagged as a fraudulent or scam broker rather than a legitimate trading entity.