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Reserve Bank expands Alert List to include seven new unauthorized forex platforms

EditorNikhilesh Pawar
Published 11/24/2023, 10:01 AM

The Reserve Bank has significantly expanded its Alert List of unauthorized forex trading platforms, signaling increased scrutiny in the foreign exchange market. The recent revision under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) and Electronic Trading Platforms (ETP) Directions has brought the total number of flagged entities to 19. The newly added names include FX SmartBull, Just Markets, GoDo FX, Enclave FX, BlackBull, Easy Markets, and Forex4you.

This list serves as a cautionary advisory for investors and traders today, urging them to be wary of platforms that may be supporting these non-compliant firms. To aid investors in identifying legitimate platforms, the Reserve Bank suggests utilizing the Online Verification Resource. This tool helps confirm the legitimacy of any forex service providers and is an added measure to protect investors from fraudulent activities.

The Reserve Bank has made it clear that being omitted from this Alert List does not imply endorsement or approval by the central bank. The inclusion of these entities underscores the Reserve Bank's commitment to safeguarding market integrity and protecting investors from potentially fraudulent or unregulated financial activities.

With this move today, the bank aims to reinforce the importance of adhering to established regulations and guidelines within the foreign exchange marketplace. It serves as a public caution discouraging participation with these entities and emphasizes on the necessity of FEMA compliance for all forex engagements.

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