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Argentex Review

corporate-fxUnited Kingdom

Argentex collapsed in July 2025 after a liquidity crisis. The FCA regulated FX firm is now in special administration and is not open to new clients.

Min Deposit

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Spreads From

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Max Leverage

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Platforms

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

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Was directly authorised by the FCA for investment and e money activity
  • Served around 2,000 corporate clients before its 2025 collapse
  • Client funds were required to sit in segregated safeguarding accounts
  • Wind down is run by FRP Advisory, a well known UK insolvency firm

Cons

  • Stopped all client trading and entered special administration in July 2025
  • Payment service client funds are not protected by the FSCS scheme
  • A planned rescue by IFX Payments collapsed weeks after the failure
  • No confirmed timeline exists yet for returning client money
About Argentex

Argentex was a London currency risk firm that grew from a 2011 launch into an AIM listed group with about 2,000 corporate clients. In mid 2025, sharp US dollar moves pushed the margin it had to post with banks up faster than its capital could cover, and the FCA stepped in during late June.

Argentex LLP stopped client trading on 17 July 2025 and entered special administration on 21 July, with FRP Advisory appointed to wind it down. Days later its listed parent, Argentex Group PLC, also entered administration, shares suspended. A planned 3 million pound rescue by IFX Payments collapsed on 7 August once insolvency was triggered.

Argentex no longer accepts clients, trades, or funds. Client money was meant to sit in segregated accounts, but payment funds are not covered by the FSCS, and admin costs reduce what comes back. Former clients should deal only with the Joint Special Administrators at FRP Advisory, and treat any other party claiming to continue Argentex as unrelated.

Key Facts

Max Leverage

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Spreads From

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Regulation & Safety
FCA (UK) — 781077, investment business, now in special administrationFCA Electronic Money Institution (UK) — 900671
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Score Breakdown3.5/5
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Research & Education
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Mobile Trading
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