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LonghornFX Review
LonghornFX was an unregulated forex broker from Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. It rebranded to LHFX in January 2025 and no longer takes signups under its old name.
Min Deposit
N/A
Spreads From
About 0.0 to 0.09 pips on EURUSD historically, per broker and third party data
Max Leverage
Up to 1:500 historically, per broker and third party data
Platforms
MetaTrader 4
Pros
- The LHFX rebrand brought LonghornFX its first real regulator license
- LHFX also holds a second license from South Africa's FSCA regulator
- Old account balances and trade history moved to LHFX without a break
- The former longhornfx.com domain now redirects straight to LHFX
Cons
- LonghornFX itself ran for years from Saint Vincent with no real regulator
- Withdrawals under the old LonghornFX brand only paid out in crypto
- The LonghornFX brand and website do not exist for new customers anymore
- Some LHFX users on ForexPeaceArmy report frozen accounts after profit in 2026
LonghornFX started trading in 2020. Longhorn LLC ran it from Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. For most of its life it had no real financial regulator. Traders used MetaTrader 4, opened accounts from $10, and got leverage up to 1:500. Withdrawals only went out in crypto.
On 20 January 2025, LonghornFX rebranded to LHFX. The old longhornfx.com site now redirects to lhfx.com. Accounts, balances, and trade history moved over automatically. The move also brought real regulation. Longhorn Ltd, the Mauritius firm behind LHFX, holds an FSC Mauritius Investment Dealer license. A sister firm, LHFX SA, holds an FSCA South Africa license. LHFX also absorbed another offshore broker, EagleFX.
Anyone who remembers LonghornFX must now sign up with LHFX, since the old brand is gone. Real regulation beats LonghornFX's unregulated years. Still, several LHFX users on ForexPeaceArmy reported frozen accounts and blocked withdrawals after profit in 2026. Check that record closely first.
Max Leverage
Up to 1:500 historically, per broker and third party data
Spreads From
About 0.0 to 0.09 pips on EURUSD historically, per broker and third party data
Platforms
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Spreads, execution, leverage
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Analysis, webinars, learning materials
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