It Has Been Verified That Rona Trade Is Operating Https://www.ronafx.com/through The Website.
The Company's Website Is Currently Defunct, Inaccessible, Appears To Be Out Of Business, And Details About The Company Are Not Immediately Available. Traders Are Requested To Exercise Extreme Caution To Prevent Being Scammed And Causing Damage To Their Funds.
Due To The Inability To Access The Broker's Website At This Time, We Are Also Unable To Obtain More Direct Details About Its Trading Assets, Leverage, Spreads, Trading Platform, Minimum Deposits, Etc.
As For Regulation, It Has Been Verified That Rona Trade Claims To Be Registered With The Saint Vincent And The Grenadines Financial Services Authority (SVG FSA) With License Number 1832.
We Did Find A Match For This Broker In The SVG FSA. But Be Aware That The SVG FSA Does Not Regulate Foreign Exchange Activities And Does Not Issue Foreign Exchange Licenses.
And The Broker's Website Https://www.ronafx.com/has Expired, Which Is A Bad Sign, Which All Proves That Rona Trade Is Very Likely A Fake Trader.
The Only Way You Can Approach Rona Trade Is Via Email: Info@ronafx.com.
But Most Non-compliant Brokers Do Not Disclose Providing Their Direct And Truthful Contact Information, Such As Phone Numbers Or Company Addresses.
Note: Rona Trade As An Unregulated Broker Means That Clients' Investments May Not Be Adequately Protected. Due To The Lack Of A Regulator To Hold Companies Accountable, The Lack Of Regulation Increases The Risk Of Potential Financial Losses.
If You Invest In An Unregulated Broker, They Are Likely To Run Away With Your Hard-earned Money Without Any Recourse. Therefore, Investors Must Be Extremely Cautious And Remind Everyone To Stay Away From These Unregulated Brokers As Much As Possible When Choosing A Broker.
