Coinexx Review 2026

Coinexx is an online ECN-style leveraged forex/CFD broker founded in 2017. The current site identifies COINEXX LTD, registration HT00224016, at Fomboni, Mohéli, Comoros. This operating history does not equal recognised investment-firm regulation: the UK FCA lists Coinexx as unauthorised and the US CFTC previously added Coinexx to its RED List.

Coinexx.com currently uses both “COINEXX LTD” and “Coinexx Limited” wording. The contact page provides Comoros registration HT00224016, but we did not verify a recognised national Comorian investment/forex licence for that entity. Corporate registration is therefore not scored as financial authorisation.

The main strengths are a current platform set including MT4, MT5 and Coinexx Alpha/Act-Trader-style web technology, forex spreads advertised from 0.0 pips, more than 60 currency pairs, up to 1:500 leverage and explicit support for EAs/hedging/scalping.

For active comparison purposes, the most important concrete advantages are pure-ECN-style forex spreads advertised from 0.0 pips and micro-lot trading from 0.01 lot; the public pages reviewed did not provide a single complete current commission table for every platform/product, so commission totals should be checked in the live account schedule and MT4 and MT5 on desktop/web/mobile plus Coinexx Alpha, with Expert Advisors on MetaTrader and a visual strategy builder on Alpha.

The main drawbacks are the FCA warning and CFTC RED List are material regulatory negatives, the current website does not disclose a recognised retail-forex regulator for the Comoros entity, and funding is promoted primarily around cryptocurrency rails that can have weaker payment-reversal protections.

A prospective client should also account for jurisdiction differences: Coinexx itself excludes residents of the United States, United Kingdom, India, China, UAE, Turkey and multiple other countries. The FCA warning applies specifically to UK authorisation; the CFTC RED List addresses US registration. Belgium is separately restricted for leveraged OTC forex/CFDs and no compliant Belgian/EEA serving entity was verified.

The current Coinexx bonus page advertises a 100% deposit bonus up to $40,000, requiring at least a $100 qualifying deposit and limiting bonus-account leverage to 200x. This is a promotional credit subject to terms and has no positive effect on the safety rating.

Key 2026 highlights include more than 60 forex pairs, 80+ total instruments claimed, ECN-style spreads from 0, leverage up to 1:500 outside the bonus restriction, MT4/MT5/Alpha and explicit negative-balance protection on the current MT4 page. These are more useful than marketing slogans because they directly affect pricing, market access, platform capability or client protection.

Coinexx says it was founded in 2017. Its current contact page lists COINEXX LTD, registration HT00224016, P.B. 1257 Bonov-Road, Fomboni, Comoros, with a physical address on the island of Mohéli.

Coinexx is an operating broker website with a disclosed Comoros company, but we do not rate it as a normally regulated retail-broker recommendation. The FCA identifies coinexx.com as an unauthorised firm, and the CFTC previously added Coinexx to its RED List. No recognised serving investment-firm licence was verified for COINEXX LTD. Those regulatory facts materially outweigh platform or bonus features.

No recognised retail-forex or investment-services licence was verified for the current COINEXX LTD operating entity. Coinexx's current contact page identifies COINEXX LTD, registration HT00224016, in Fomboni on Mohéli, Union of the Comoros. That is a corporate registration, not a financial-services licence. The Banque Centrale des Comores stated in its communiqué of 8 December 2025 that only financial institutions duly authorised by the BCC may conduct financial or banking activities under a Comorian authorisation. No such BCC investment/forex authorisation was verified for COINEXX LTD in the current official source set.

Coinexx has two important foreign regulatory warning relationships. The UK Financial Conduct Authority warning first published 20 November 2023 identifies Coinexx and coinexx.com as an unauthorised firm. The FCA states that customers dealing with it would not have access to the Financial Ombudsman Service or Financial Services Compensation Scheme. In the United States, the CFTC added Coinexx to its RED List in 2020 as a foreign entity that appeared to require CFTC registration but was not registered. The RED List is a registration warning, not by itself a finding that Coinexx committed fraud or violated the Commodity Exchange Act.

Coinexx's current website explicitly excludes United States residents, but the current exclusion list captured in this review does not list the United Kingdom. UK availability is nevertheless marked unavailable because the FCA unauthorised-firm warning is independently sufficient; ForexBrokersInfo does not preserve the older unsupported statement that Coinexx currently excludes UK residents itself.

For Belgium, no Belgian or EEA serving investment entity was verified. Belgium's FSMA restricts electronic distribution to consumers of covered leveraged OTC CFDs and rolling-spot forex, so the reviewed Coinexx forex/CFD route is restricted and no Belgian Open Account CTA is shown.

No current independent award was verified from authoritative material and no award credit is assigned.

Coinexx markets itself as a “true ECN” broker aggregating liquidity from multiple providers. That execution-model description is a first-party claim; we did not find an independent execution-quality audit in the authoritative source set.

Current contact information lists +1-929-388-0701, support@coinexx.com, contactus@coinexx.com and compliance@coinexx.com, with customer support advertised 24/5.

The current registered/physical address is Fomboni on Mohéli, Comoros. This is a corporate location disclosure, not proof of recognised financial authorisation.

Coinexx advertises 24/5 support by live chat, phone and email, with a separate compliance email for complaints. No regulator-backed ombudsman route was verified for the serving entity.

The platform pages provide trading tools/analytics and MetaTrader news/analysis features, but the current source set did not establish a comprehensive broker academy comparable to a structured course provider.

The current MT4 page explicitly says hedging and scalping are permitted. Coinexx also markets “no trading restrictions,” subject to the client agreement and platform rules.

Users must be over 18 under the terms. Coinexx expressly excludes many jurisdictions, including the US, UK, China, India, UAE, Turkey, Russia and others. Eligibility elsewhere cannot be inferred merely because the website is reachable.

Coinexx is best suited to experienced traders who understand the unusually high regulatory risk and specifically seek high-leverage ECN-style MT4/MT5 execution with crypto funding

Coinexx is a weaker fit for UK or US residents, Belgian retail users seeking an enabled leveraged-OTC account, clients who require a recognised investment regulator/compensation scheme, or users uncomfortable with crypto-heavy funding

A 100% deposit-bonus program is currently advertised. Affiliate/commercial relationships are excluded from the rating and do not offset the FCA/CFTC findings.

Coinexx currently presents a single ECN-style live trading proposition across its platform set rather than a large tiered account family. MT4 material advertises entry from $10, 0.01-lot trading, spreads from 0.0 and leverage up to 1:500. The bonus requires at least $100 and caps leverage at 200x while active.

To open a live account, complete the online application and client-area onboarding, subject to age, eligibility and verification controls. We do not enable an Open Account CTA for warning-heavy or restricted country/product combinations. The broker must complete identity, residency and suitability/appropriateness checks before regulated products are enabled.

The current MT4, MT5 and Alpha pages expose “Try a Demo Account” routes. The source set did not verify a fixed demo-expiry period, so none is stated.

Coinexx is not a proprietary-trading challenge, so there are no 'trading objectives' whose breach automatically terminates a funded challenge. Normal account restrictions instead come from margin rules, product permissions, suitability checks and the client agreement.

Coinexx currently advertises negative-balance protection on its MT4 page. However, the FCA warning states UK clients would have neither Financial Ombudsman Service nor FSCS protection, and no statutory investor-compensation scheme for the Comoros entity was verified. The website risk statement also warns losses can exceed the original investment, creating a material inconsistency that is preserved rather than resolved in the broker’s favor.

The current public terms establish age/jurisdiction controls and the broker can request documents under its bonus/account rules. A complete current public retail KYC document checklist was not verified from the pages reviewed, so exact document requirements are not invented.

Coinexx prominently promotes cryptocurrency-based deposits and withdrawals as instant/seamless. The current public source set did not provide a complete audited method-by-method withdrawal fee/timing table, so those details remain unverified.

The first-party site emphasizes funding through multiple cryptocurrencies. A complete current list of fiat card/bank rails was not verified on the public pages reviewed.

The MT4 page says trading can start from $10. The 100% bonus has a separate $100 minimum qualifying deposit.

The broker promotes crypto withdrawals; a complete current public list of all withdrawal rails was not verified. Crypto transfers can be irreversible and should not be treated as equivalent to card/bank dispute rights.

Use the client area and satisfy any requested verification. The current public source set did not verify a universal withdrawal-processing SLA, so no guaranteed payout time is published here.

Coinexx markets instant/seamless crypto transfers, but ForexBrokersInfo did not independently audit payout performance. Regulatory warning status remains more important than a marketing speed claim.

Forex spreads are advertised from 0.0 pips. The source set reviewed did not expose one complete current commission/swap schedule covering every platform and product, so only verified starting spreads are stated and traders should inspect the live contract specifications.

Current products include forex, commodities, indices and cryptocurrencies. The forex page advertises more than 60 currency pairs and the home page claims 80+ total instruments.

Current platforms include MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and Coinexx Alpha; the home navigation also references Act Trader. MT4/MT5 are available across desktop/web/mobile in the published pages.

Forex, commodities, global indices and cryptocurrency derivatives are the clearly verified categories. The broker risk statement also references securities/options/futures generically, but we do not convert that legal wording into verified live product availability.

Coinexx markets low-latency infrastructure and a free VPS near its data centre. No independently audited client-specific latency guarantee was verified.

The current public pages reviewed did not provide a single authoritative up-to-date base-currency matrix across MT4, MT5 and Alpha, so exact base currencies are left unverified rather than copied from stale third-party reviews.

Cryptocurrency trading and crypto funding are central to the current proposition. The reviewed site describes leveraged trading products and crypto funding; it does not establish a regulated spot-custody licence for the Comoros entity.

Maximum leverage is advertised at 1:500 on the main/forex/MT4 pages. The active 100% deposit bonus separately caps leverage at 200x.

The public source set confirms maximum leverage but did not verify a universal self-service post-opening leverage-change workflow. Eligibility is therefore treated as account/client-area dependent.

Forex/MT4 pages advertise ECN spreads from 0.0 pips. These are variable “from” rates and not guaranteed effective spreads at all times.

No current first-party MAM/PAMM allocation service with published manager-allocation terms was verified in the reviewed source set.

Yes. Coinexx explicitly supports Expert Advisors on MT4 and MT5 and also provides automated-strategy tooling on Alpha.

No current dedicated social-copy marketplace was verified from the reviewed first-party pages. Automated trading via EAs/strategy tools is supported but is not the same as copy trading.