Regulus Liquidity

I started working with this broker because I was drawn in by the advertising, and the terms seemed quite favorable — the minimum deposit was only $100, so I decided the risk wasn’t too great. Just to be safe, I deposited an amount twice the minimum into my account. Besides, I had absolutely no experience working with brokers, so I wasn’t familiar with all the ins and outs of the business and didn’t bother looking for detailed information about REGULUS LIQUIDITY. I skimmed through what was written on the website; it seemed to me that everything looked quite legitimate and professional — the company had many years of experience, it was licensed, and everything was laid out very clearly. But in the end — they didn’t let me make a single cent, even though I followed all the algorithms and did my best to avoid mistakes. I tried calling the numbers listed on regulus.org to clarify the situation — maybe there were some glitches on the platform — but I kept getting a “busy” signal. This is a very poor way to treat customers; they could at least have set up a proper feedback system.

If you have a couple thousand dollars you don’t mind wasting on this fake platform, you’d be better off donating it to sick children than giving your money to these scammers

I don’t think it’s a good idea to trade with a company that’s registered who-knows-where, has been operating for less than a year, lacks the proper licenses, and can’t even fully disclose its trading terms on its website. It’s better to stay far away from it….

I ended up here because I didn’t understand how to make money on the stock market. The ad promised that I could take a training course and start working with an overseas brokerage firm; they guaranteed quick results. In reality, the training was more or less decent (I was able to make money on a demo account very quickly) but then it turned out that as soon as I opened a live account, there were no results. When I started trading with real money, I did nothing but lose. It was a nightmare, so I decided to leave REGULUS LIQUIDITY and withdraw my balance of $327, but that didn’t happen. It turned out I’d fallen for a scam, and it’s impossible to withdraw money from there at all - which is truly sad.

In the few months I’ve been trading here, I’ve never caught the broker engaging in any kind of fraud — such as manipulating quotes, “fudging” charts, refusing to process withdrawals, or other similar actions. REGULUS LIQUIDITY faithfully fulfills its obligations, provides high-quality trading conditions, and offers a real opportunity to make money; not just squander and lose it. I want to thank them for their reliable and high-quality service 👍 I don’t regret for a second that I decided to trade currencies here. I’d like to note that the spreads are low, the platform runs quickly, and withdrawals are processed within the timeframes specified in the terms of service. I have absolutely no complaints about the service at regulus.org

Hi everyone… congratulate me… I’ve now fully come to terms with the fact that I lost my money trading crypto with REGULUS LIQUIDITY… and there’s no way to get it back… For a month, I tried to withdraw the funds I had left in my account… I emailed them every day… sent messages in the online chat, called the hotline… But I didn’t receive a single response, not a single word in reply… For a whole month, I hoped that maybe I’d be able to get at least some of my money back… but no… My $1,820, it seems, has disappeared forever into the pockets of these scammers and shady operators… and it’s already impossible to get it back… so learn from other people’s mistakes, for example mine, and don’t invest money in unverified and little-known companies… it could all end exactly like this…

They tricked me into depositing the maximum amount of $11,000 and started trading against me :( When you try to get your money back, they make up excuses, and when they run out of excuses, they just ignore you. If you want to lose your money, invest with them.

I wanted to close my account with them and withdraw my $113, but they started imposing new conditions that I had to meet, and every time I did, they still refused to return my deposit. Then I found out from others that they had the same problem and couldn’t get their money back either. Be careful.

At first, this broker seemed a little suspicious and unreliable to me. But then I realized that wasn’t the case. First, the company is regulated (which is important) meaning it has been vetted and is, at the very least, legitimate. Second, I noticed that there are a ton of additional widgets and resources here. These include all kinds of analytical tools, ready-made analytical materials, tools, and calculators. I really like it when all of this is gathered in one place. I HATE HAVING TO OPEN A FOREX CALCULATOR ON ONE SITE, CHECK THE NEWS ON ANOTHER, AND LOOK UP ANALYTICS FOR MAJOR ASSETS ON A THIRD. IT’S CONVENIENT HERE BECAUSE EVERYTHING IS IN ONE PLACE. This also speeds up the learning and analysis process.

This is the worst broker I’ve ever seen - if you can even call this offshore cesspool a broker! I lost more money with them than I invested. I fell for the manager’s persuasion to invest more real money in Hexagon stock, supposedly to get a higher return. He even calculated the profit growth for me, showed me graphs and charts, and made very convincing arguments. He recommended several banks where I could get a loan at a preferential rate as a client of the broker… Naturally, I didn’t make a single cent - my deposit was wiped out instantly! I admit, I’m partly to blame for trusting Regulus liquidity, which operates without a European license - and now they carefully avoid mentioning this fact on their website.

Is there anyone else who can’t withdraw money from here?? Or am I the only fool who got scammed?? If anyone has actually managed to get their money back, please tell me how you did it? I have almost $2000 stuck here!!!!!!!

Can anyone ACTUALLY prove that this company pays out funds and provides genuine brokerage services, rather than fake ones? Otherwise, I’ve found a ton of reviews and recommendations online praising this brokerage firm, but none of them provide any real evidence - not even screenshots - that Regulus liquidity actually pays out funds and isn’t a scam. So far, it looks like a very shady firm that appeared in 2025, just a few months ago. I’m not used to trusting fly-by-night operations; trading through such sites is risky. It’s impossible to build a positive and unambiguous reputation in such a short time. And, I’ll say it again, I don’t see any evidence.

invest your money here and you’ll never see it again. I’m telling you this as an experienced and knowledgeable trader who went through hell and back with brokers like this 8-10 years ago.

Well, yes, this project has a license from the FSC, but what’s the point? It’s a little-known regulator that doesn’t even audit the financial activities of the companies it licenses. It turns out that one dubious organization issued a license to another dubious organization. Read the reviews about regulus.org, and you’ll see what traders are saying about this broker and its regulator — and you’ll see for yourself. There’s nothing safe, reliable, or guaranteed here. Although, wait — one thing is guaranteed after all. I guarantee that you’ll be scammed on regulus.org — the scammers will take your money, and that’s it. You should only trade with companies that operate under the supervision of REAL regulators, not some pseudo-regulators like this “Financial Commission” from Mauritius.

Can this broker provide any guarantees at all? What other licenses does it have, besides the FSC? Where is the UK license, if REGULUS LIQUIDITY provides services to residents of that country - as evidenced by the fact that Europe isn’t included in the list of restricted jurisdictions on the official website? WHAT ABOUT INSURANCE? IS THERE PERHAPS SOME KIND OF COMPENSATION FUND IN CASE OF FORCE MAJEURE? THERE ISN’T ONE OF THOSE EITHER. HOW ARE FUNDS HELD? IN SEPARATE BANK ACCOUNTS AT TOP-TIER BANKS? Or is everything kept in a single wallet at some unknown offshore bank - or better yet, in cryptocurrency? Okay, so what exactly is their business model? A-Book or B-Book?? Given that there’s not a word about this on the regulus.org website, it’s 100% B-Book — in other words, a forex boiler room. That’s it: my questions show that REGULUS LIQUIDITY is a large-scale scam. Don’t fall for the tricks of this pseudo-trading center.

They skillfully manipulate the charts on their platform. The charts are rigged — and rigged in such a way that stop-loss orders are guaranteed to trigger, and then, after a while, they can reset everything to its original state. I’ve encountered this kind of thing here quite often. Regulus Liquidity also likes to suddenly widen the spread several times over and cause delays and freezes on its own platform. That’s why I lost €852 here in a week. In fact, scammers can easily pull this off because their platform is completely incomprehensible — it’s unclear who developed this software, which is a copy of MT5, and it’s quite possible that it’s some kind of malware. It’s best to have nothing to do with this company at all. And under no circumstances should you provide them with personal information, account details, or anything of that sort. Don’t even think about giving them your phone number — you never know what might happen to your data here on regulus.org