Review on Itradefxpro

iTrade-fx Pro presents itself as a high-return online investment and Forex / trading platform. According to its website:

• It claims to have been operating for “8 years,” with “8 global locations across three continents.” 

• It boasts large numbers of clients (“70,000+ traders”) and many “completed trades.” 

• Minimum deposits start around US$ 500; it accepts cryptocurrency payments. 

• Several account/plan options are advertised: a Starter Plan (≥ $500), Basic Plan (≥ $1,000), Premium Plan (≥ $5,000) and promises like 50-250% returns depending on the tier; features like “instant withdrawal” or “withdraw in 3 days” are offered. 

• The site claims “Security & Stability,” “Transparency,” “Modern tools & technologies,” “99.999% uptime” etc. 

• Contact details: an address in London (Threadneedle St, London EC2R 8AH, UK) and an email support@itradefxpro.com. 

However, independent watchdog sites and user reviews raise significant doubts:

• WikiFX reports that iTrade-fx Pro has no valid regulation, giving it a low risk rating. 

• Trustpilot has a review saying “Repeatedly promised withdrawals for three years but never fulfilled any promises.” 

In sum, the site makes very bold promises of profitability, short time-to-withdrawal, and generous account plans, yet its regulatory status is either unclear or non-existent; user feedback is negative.

More Details

1. Regulatory Absence is Fatal

   • Reputable brokers are licensed with well-known regulators (FCA UK, ASIC Australia, NFA USA, CySEC, etc.). There is no evidence that iTrade-fx Pro is registered with any major regulator.

   • WikiFX gives it a warning and states “no valid regulation” for the site. 

   • Without regulation, there is no audit, no guarantee of segregated client funds, no obligation to comply with investor protection rules.

2. Overblown Claims & Advertising Promises

   • Promises like 90% trading profits, large returns (50-250%) are highly unrealistic. Real trading is risky and profit is uncertain. No genuine broker guarantees profits, especially not so high, and especially not on short timelines.

   • Instant withdrawals for premium plans are promised, but user reviews show withdrawals are not being fulfilled. Discrepancy between what is promised vs what users receive.

3. Customer Complaints & Trustpilot Feedback

   • At least one review on Trustpilot states that “Repeatedly promised withdrawals for three years but never fulfilled any promises.” 

   • Such repeated non-fulfillment is a red flag that suggests either greedy or dishonest operators.

4. Transparency & Verifiable Identity

   • Claiming an address in London (Threadneedle St) could be misused to impersonate legitimacy. Simple listing of an address is not proof.

   • No clear disclosure of ownership, management, audited financial reports, physical offices, or team credentials.

5. Unbalanced Risk/Return & Deposit/Withdrawal Practices

   • Minimum deposit is significant ($500) for starter plan; required deposits increase sharply with “better” tiers. High initial deposit is often used by scammers to lock people in.

   • Possible hidden fees, “commission may be applied” wording, doesn’t give clarity on costs or withdrawal conditions.

6. Warnings from Independent Watchdogs

   • WikiFX rating is very low, warning users to stay away. 

   • The lack of a regulation means many regulatory bodies would consider it operating illegally or at least operating without oversight.

All of this adds up: the evidence tilts very heavily toward iTrade-fx Pro being a scam or, at best, an unregulated platform with a very high risk of loss and fraud.