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WIKIFX REPORT: BELGIUM’S WATCHDOG WARNS OF CAPITALS TRADE FX, FX ELITETRADER AND UXTRADES
Abstract:Belgium’s financial watchdog, the Financial Services and Markets Authority (FSMA), has issued a warning against the unauthorized activities of multiple platforms that are offering investments in the country without complying with Belgian financial legislation.

FSMA operates as a watchdog for financial trading, securities and markets in Belgium, overseeing a variety of assets and compliance issues for traders and consumers. Todays warning is the latest initiative in its efforts to clamp down on companies engaging in fraudulent activities.
The agency also managed to catch up in the last few months, bringing standalone actions against cryptocurrency operators. This represents the FSMAs latest effort to police the rampant internet-based cryptocurrency schemes, which operate into a zone that the watchdog regulates.
The latest additions include:
BiTraderPro (bitraderpro.com
Bitalpha AI (bitalpha-ai.io, bitalpha-ai.nl and bitalpha-ai.org)
Bitopps (www.bitopps.com)
Bullden (bullden.io)
Capital Forex Live Limited (capitalforex.live)
Capital One Markets (capitalonemarkets.com)
Capitals Trade Fx (capitalstradefx.com)
Cedar Signals (cedarsignals.live)
Crypto1Capital (platform.crypto1capital-trade.com and crypto1capital.com)
Cryptoneyx (www.cryptoneyx.com and www.cryptoneyx.io)
Definite Area (definitearea.com)
DGTL-Trade (dgtl-trade.com)
Ejinvesting (ejinvesting.com)
Finutrade (finutrade.com)
FX EliteTrader (fx-elitetrader.io)
GFE Markets (gfemarkets.com)
Gigachains (www.gigachains.com)
Green Capitalz (greencapitalz.com)
Greenlinepro (greenlinepro.com)
Gstock (gstocklegal.com)
Hubblebit (hubblebit.com and hubblebit.vip)
Icorp Securities (icorpsecurities.com)
Inetmarkets (inetmarkets.com)
JH Group (hk-atf.com)
Marketsbank (marketsbank.com)
MiningFXbitcoin (miningfxbitcoin.com)
NABCrypto.io (nabcrypto.io)
Onotex (onotextrade.com)
Plus12 (plus12.io)
Priority Markets (priority-markets.com)
Profi Trade 24/7 (profitrade247.com)
Quantrix-Capital (www.quantrixcapital.net and www.quantrix-capital.com)
Quantum AI (quantum-ai-trading.com)
Skynettrades (skynettrades.com)
Smart Trade Group (smart-trade-group.com and smart-trade-group.net)
Swisschains (www.swisschains.com)
Tandem Markets (www.tandemmarkets.com)
TradeBaionics (www.tradebaionics.com and www.tradebaionics.net)
Trade-Coin (trade-coin.com)
Uniglobal Invest (uniglobal-invest.com)
UXTrades (uxtrades.com)
The aforementioned companies are not authorized investment firms in Belgium. They are therefore not allowed to provide investment services in or from within the country.
Based on this, the FSMA strongly advises against responding to any offers of financial or recovery services made by the companies listed above and against transferring money to any account number they might mention.
To get the protections offered by securities laws when trading digital assets, investors should use a platform or entity registered with the FSMA, the regulator said.
Cryptocurrency companies operating in Belgium have to apply for a license to the nations financial watchdog as the new anti-money laundering (AML) regulations come into effect.
License applicants must show to Belgiums Financial Services and Markets Authority (FSMA) that they possess sufficient capability, coherence, and solvency to run the business.
As part of their plans, the FSMA imposes a minimum capital of €50,000 ($53,000) and mandate a corporate structure on cryptoasset-related businesses to register with the countrys regulator.
Once the new regulation takes effect, that would force crypto exchanges, wallet providers and crypto custodial service providers operating in Belgium to register with a financial regulator and prove that they are meeting AML requirements if they want to continue their operations.
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