Evidence before labels

Broker alerts & verification

A careful record of official warnings and material regulatory actions — matched to the correct entity, website and date.

Public register

No alert records are public yet

FXContext will list a name only after the applicable official source, entity match, status and review date have passed editorial checks. Search-engine claims, anonymous posts and unresolved complaints are not enough.

What belongs here

Records we may publish

Official warning

Authority notice

A warning or public notice issued by a relevant regulator or public authority, with its current status and date.

Identity risk

Clone or impersonation

A website, contact or name that an authority identifies as impersonating an authorised firm or using misleading credentials.

Regulatory record

Material enforcement

A suspension, revocation, final decision, settlement or other material action, described without extending it to unrelated entities in the brand group.

Publication standard

What FXContext checks first

“Scam” is not used as a catch-all label. The page states what an official record says and what it does not establish.

  1. Source: the official notice is opened and recorded.
  2. Identity: entity, trading name, domain and contact details are matched.
  3. Status: allegation, warning, decision, appeal and closure remain distinct.
  4. Context: date, jurisdiction and any official response are shown.
  5. Review: a separate editorial check is completed before publication.