IG Boosts Cash Interest, Drops Account Fees for UK Investors
IG raises rates on uninvested cash and removes inactivity fees, joining a growing trend among brokers targeting UK retail investors.
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Abstract:The AMF’s latest warning targets 9 new unlicensed crypto platforms. WikiFX urges users to rely on regulatory tools to avoid scams.

The Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF), Frances financial markets regulator, has added nine new entities to its warning list for illegally offering crypto-asset services to French users. This move is part of an ongoing effort to combat the surge in unauthorized platforms exploiting the growing interest in digital assets.
The latest additions include the following websites:
These platforms have been found to operate without regulatory authorization, offering investment products or crypto trading services in violation of French financial laws. In many cases, such sites promise quick returns or impersonate legitimate entities to gain investor trust.
According to information compiled by WikiFX, French regulators have already issued warnings against over a thousand similar platforms. These operations often rely on aggressive marketing, fraudulent endorsements, and deceptive interfaces to lure unsuspecting users. Investors who engage with such firms typically find it difficult to recover funds once transferred.
Unlike regulated service providers, these unlicensed entities are not subject to financial oversight and do not offer any consumer protection guarantees. Users are not covered by Frances financial safety nets, such as compensation schemes or formal dispute resolution channels.
To minimize risk, WikiFX strongly advises users to verify a firm‘s licensing status before engaging in any financial activity. Traders can use tools like WikiFX’s broker verification system to instantly assess whether a platform holds proper regulatory approval, helping avoid costly mistakes and potential fraud.
As interest in crypto trading continues to grow, so does the threat of scams. Staying vigilant and conducting due diligence remains essential for anyone looking to participate in digital asset markets.
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