When a broker’s website is offline, red flags should immediately go up—and that’s exactly the case with CapitalXTrade. Formerly accessible, its site is now deactivated, making it impossible for clients to log in or access their funds. Such sudden disappearance is a classic warning sign in the world of trading scams.

Authorities have already issued serious warnings. In Australia, the ASIC flagged CapitalXTrade as unlicensed and operating illegally. Meanwhile, WikiFX gives it a low danger score (1.21/10), pointing to systemic issues. The broker does not hold valid licenses from any top-tier regulatory body, and there is no credible proof of trading software or infrastructure. All of these gaps place investor capital at grave risk.

Traders who dealt with CapitalXTrade report a range of issues:

Inability to withdraw funds despite showing balances

No responses from customer support

Promises of high returns with little transparency

Broken links and inaccessible platforms

These problems follow a consistent pattern seen in forex and crypto scams: lure users in with attractive terms, then vanish or freeze funds when withdrawal requests arise.

If you entrusted CapitalXTrade with funds, your recovery options depend on swift action. Document all transaction details, preserve all communications, and start dispute processes immediately.

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