Review of the company GFX-Edges

The company GFX-Edges does not come up with original scam schemes, it targets bewildered beginners, handing out empty promises and pretending to be a world leader in online trading. To earn trust, the fake broker also operates with commissioned reviews, which have abundantly saturated its platform. We have gathered key facts about interacting with this fraudulent intermediary and now want to share them with you.

Important information about the company GFX-Edges

Reviews about GFX-Edges online have only just started to appear, while the company itself describes itself as a global broker with incredible achievements:

1,000,000 active clients,
23 world awards,
$3 billion in investments,
daily turnover of over $342,000.

According to this broker, it should have at least several years of experience. Nevertheless, users in their reviews call it a newcomer and claim that the company lies about its successes in financial markets and experience. Checking the website gfx-edgessolution.com using a specialized service revealed that the website was only launched in March of the current year. It turns out that former clients are justified in criticizing GFX-Edges and advise staying away from it.

Office details and contact information

The company provides a false office address in the USA (in fact, other organizations are located at that address) and a non-existent phone number. However, upon verification, the mailing address turned out to be valid. In the reviews, users claim that the email is only needed by scammers for spamming purposes, as well as for uncovering traders’ personal information for subsequent resale on dark markets.

Legal situation

GFX-Edges claims to officially operate in the American Economic Zone, but the project authors forgot to publish documents confirming its legality. Upon checking the SEC registry, the regulatory body in the USA, we found that these documents were absent. With traders from CIS countries (Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan), the company collaborates illegally, ignoring the requirements of local regulators and operating without a license.

Services offered on the platform

GFX-Edges promises trading courses and webinars, support, and a community of traders. According to reviews, this is a false offer. The company only seeks to lure money and deceive potential clients. A demo account for safe experimentation on the platform is missing. Upon registration, a trader is required to choose a tariff and make a deposit:

Bronze, deposit $250,
Gold, starting amount $10,000,
VIP, initial deposit $20,000.

User reviews indicate the financial indiscipline of the company. GFX-Edges refuses to pay profits under various pretexts, such as technical issues or the need to pay commissions.

Reviews and deception

All reviews on the GFX-Edges website have 4 or 5 stars, but their artificial nature is revealed by their standardization and the inability to add new comments. Reviews on the internet significantly differ from those presented on the GFX-Edges platform. Users claim that the broker only thinks about itself.

How the fraud works

The company promises clients trading on an intuitive platform, but in reality, it is manipulated software that scammers use to create the illusion of trading. The victim may not realize they are being deceived until they try to withdraw profits. Problems start here, with fraudsters denying and promising to send money to the card, although in fact, they never do. They shift blame for the loss onto the payment system, absolving themselves of financial responsibility.

Conclusions

GFX-Edges has rightfully joined our blacklist. This fraudster lures in beginners and seeks to gain their trust. Once a client starts to trust the pseudo-broker, it begins extracting new investments. Con artists will not stop until they have cleaned you out. Be vigilant! Gullibility and naivety can result in the loss of all your funds.