This company is only partly useful but not reliable This company is not reliable, but useful, as it gives sometimes useful indicators: Good and wellknown companies are rated bad, because they do not pay money to wikifx. I also found scam platforms being rated as regulated and good, also they are not regulated (perhaps they have just paid for the entry?). So: it is an interesting source for getting hints, where to find additional informations about different broker and exchanges. But you should not consider everything for being valid and true, what you can read there.

SCAM SCAM - they are asking money in order to "fix" comments on their website and in the sametime all comments were created by them...so its totally scam and also they are asking for participating in their scam expos, if you decide to ban them, they will start attacking you and create fake negative reviews...so they are stupid scammers with low and rude schemes, let kick them out from the industry!

Wikifx is a fraud forex regulatory… Wikifx is a fraud forex regulatory broker agency...It always told false news...If any company given money,Wikifx gave 10 to 10 star rating...But any brokarage company didn't give the money,Wikifx gave 1 star....Pls don't believe Wikifx....This is fraud ragulatory agancy....Everyone report this Wikifx

Liars. Blackmailing Business Liars. Service full of Lies, selling good reviews of brokers for crazy amounts of money. Making up nonsense rules, and just using trustworthy of some people believing that what they provide to regular trader is legit. They as well selling non functioning EA robots and strategies. Their business is based on blackmailing. Even the biggest banks have LOW review by them claiming that THE BANK do not have a license :D thats a joke. Blackmailing Business

Wikifx is a criminal organization based… Wikifx is a criminal organization based in China. They created a false "report" of our trading software mistakign us for brokers and containing a lot of false statements and damaging our reputation. They asked us for $8,000 a month to remove their fake negative information. As other reviewers have pointed here, companies are starting to sue them. What they do is basically ransomware, an attack on brands to extor money.