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Amega Review

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Amega is an offshore forex and CFD broker whose Mauritius license could not be verified. Spain has blacklisted it, and Amega itself reports winding down its operations.

Min Deposit

$20

Spreads From

Claimed from 0.0 pips on a Scalper account, unverified given the concerns below

Max Leverage

Claimed up to 1:1000, a high risk level with no confirmed regulator behind it

Platforms

MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5

CFDs are complex instruments with high risk of losing money. Retail accounts lose money trading CFDs.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Uses the widely known MetaTrader 4 and 5 trading platforms, familiar to many traders
  • Lists a broad range of instruments, including forex, metals, energy, and indices
  • Publishes three account tiers, from a beginner focused Mini account upward
  • Offers WebTrader and mobile apps alongside the desktop MetaTrader platforms

Cons

  • Spain's CNMV added amega.finance to its investor warning list on 11 October 2024
  • Its claimed Mauritius FSC license number could not be confirmed in the public register
  • Malaysia and Ukraine regulators have also issued public warnings about Amega
  • Amega has told customers on Trustpilot that it is winding down its operations
  • Clients report blocked withdrawals and accounts showing demo data instead of real funds
About Amega

Amega Global Ltd markets itself as a forex and CFD broker holding a license from the Mauritius Financial Services Commission, number GB22200548. Our research could not confirm this license in the public FSC Mauritius register, and independent reviewers who checked reached the same result.

Spain's securities regulator, the CNMV, added amega.finance to its public investor warning list on 11 October 2024, for offering financial services without authorisation. Malaysia's Securities Commission and Ukraine's securities regulator have issued similar warnings about Amega.

Amega itself has told customers through its Trustpilot business page that it is winding down operations and closing its services. Client reports describe blocked withdrawals and accounts that showed demo data instead of real balances. Given all of this, we cannot recommend opening a new account, and existing clients should focus on getting their funds out.

Key Facts

Min. Deposit

USD 20

Max Leverage

Claimed up to 1:1000, a high risk level with no confirmed regulator behind it

Spreads From

Claimed from 0.0 pips on a Scalper account, unverified given the concerns below

Platforms

MetaTrader 4MetaTrader 5WebTrader
Regulation & Safety
FSC Mauritius (Mauritius) — GB22200548 claimed by Amega, not found in the public FSC Mauritius register
Frequently Asked Questions

Score Breakdown3.5/5
Trust & Safety
0.0/5

Regulation, fund safety, track record

Trading Conditions
0.0/5

Spreads, execution, leverage

Platforms & Tools
0.0/5

Platform quality, charting, features

Research & Education
0.0/5

Analysis, webinars, learning materials

Customer Service
0.0/5

Support quality, responsiveness

Mobile Trading
0.0/5

Mobile app quality, features

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