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Abstract:Explore this detailed EZInvest review covering platform safety, trading experience, pros & cons, regulation status, and our expert verdict on whether it's a good choice for traders.
As trading analysts, we evaluated EZInvest based on first-hand platform access, regulatory disclosures, and official source records. The platform operates under WGM Services Ltd, which was once licensed by CySEC (203/13) but has had its license suspended since 2015–2016. This critical detail changes everything. Despite offering modern trading platforms like Sirix WebTrader and MetaTrader 4, and claiming fund segregation, the platform currently operates without active regulatory protection. We tested its login flow, account creation, deposit options, and platform interface—but significant red flags remain.
We accessed account registration pages and explored deposit paths starting from $1,000. Although product offerings (forex, commodities, stocks, indices, cryptos) are vast, we noted the absence of key investor protections. Claims about regulation from Indonesia are not backed by any credible data. Users should understand the risks associated with trading under a suspended license.
Pros | Cons |
Supports both Sirix WebTrader and MT4 platforms | No confirmation of Indonesian regulation |
Offers a wide range of instruments: forex, commodities, stocks, indices, cryptos | Not protected under active EU regulatory supervision |
Accepts deposits via cards, e-wallets, bank transfers | Reputation damage from past violations and regulatory fines |
Provides demo accounts for practice | |
Claims client fund segregation and ICF membership | |
Platform interface is intuitive |
Based on our full-stack evaluation, we advise extreme caution. EZInvest‘s current regulatory status renders it unsafe for retail traders, despite attractive trading conditions on paper. The suspension of license 203/13 by CySEC, extended as recently as 2025, means you won’t be protected under European investor compensation schemes, and the platform is not allowed to onboard new clients or advertise in Europe.
The claim of being regulated in Indonesia is unverified, and no global authority currently confirms active licensing for EZInvest. For traders prioritizing fund security, verified regulation, and dispute resolution, we strongly suggest seeking alternatives. EZInvest may appear operational, but behind the interface lies a serious compliance gap.
If you're considering this broker, do so only with full understanding that you may not be protected in case of disputes or insolvency. As financial reviewers focused on user protection, we cannot endorse EZInvest as a safe or legal choice in its current regulatory condition.
Disclaimer:
The views in this article only represent the author's personal views, and do not constitute investment advice on this platform. This platform does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness and timeliness of the information in the article, and will not be liable for any loss caused by the use of or reliance on the information in the article.