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Yet another CFD broker registered in Nauru. However, this time the firm claims to have offices in London, Abu Dhabi, Hong Kong, Bangkok, and Jakarta, but provides no specific addresses. The company also mentions segregated accounts and insurance, but all of this feels like a scam whose primary goal is to lure as many clients with funds as possible. There are almost no genuine reviews of Best Wing Global Markets Ltd.
The company uses the typical pseudo-broker template: a globe, neon arrows, and grandiose slogans like “Full coverage of the trading market”. The graphics are cheap, and the visual content is sparse. There are no dynamic elements or professional animations.
The navigation structure for Best Wing Global Markets Ltd is standard:
All menu items are styled identically, but some don’t work or lead to blank pages. Creating an account is also impossible, as the registration form page simply will not load. Instead of proper logos and icons for trading instruments, there are plain gray rectangles.
Stock phrases repeat constantly: “global office”, “cutting-edge technology”, “strong capital”, “STP”, and “high-speed platform”. If the company claims a global presence, where are the office addresses beyond the UAE and Nauru?
The official website of Best Wing Global Markets Ltd isn’t even fully finished. The broker relies on template phrases and marketing ploys we often see from illegal and dangerous firms. Altogether, this is one big red flag.
If you want to contact the managers of Best Wing Global Markets Ltd, there are only two options: email and phone number. However, emailing them is pointless because the address provided seems to be fake. In other words, it does not exist.
There are no other means of communication. The broker could have integrated live chat or messaging apps like Telegram or WhatsApp, but chose not to. They also have no social media accounts.
Best Wing Global Markets Ltd claims to offer trading in major financial assets:
On its official website, the broker lists floating spreads, for example, AUDUSD at 0.4 pips or GBPUSD at 0.5 pips.
For comparison: IC Markets, one of the cheapest brokers globally, offers an average EURUSD spread of 0.1-0.2 on ECN accounts, but also charges a $3 commission per lot per side. Meanwhile, Best Wing Global Markets Ltd allegedly offers 0.0 spreads with zero commission. That only happens in fairy tales, or with brokers who manipulate price quotes, operating as a dealing desk with a built-in conflict of interest.
There is no mention of leverage. Nothing about margin calls. No clarification on the order execution model. They claim to use an STP model, but that’s just three letters on a webpage — there’s no evidence to back it up.
They say it’s possible to open a demo account. However, the “Create demo” button does not work. The same goes for the “Manage accounts” page. This means clients currently cannot even test the platform before making a deposit.
The company’s website states that it is legally registered in the Republic of Nauru. The broker is indeed registered under the number 052691-020. But there’s one key detail: the ISA is not a regulator.
ISA is simply a corporate registry under the government of Nauru. All it does is issue a document confirming the company’s existence. It does not oversee brokerage operations, review trading conditions, ensure the safety of client funds, regulate order execution, or issue licenses in the sense that CySEC, the FCA, or ASIC do.
Best Wing Global Markets Ltd claims to have an office in Dubai. The website boasts of global expansion, institutional-grade service, and high standards. But if the company truly operates in the UAE — then where is the license from the DFSA?
The DFSA is Dubai’s official financial regulator overseeing all market participants, including brokers, banks, and investment funds. A search in the DFSA’s official registry yields zero results. There is no such broker as Best Wing Global Markets Ltd, under this name or any other.
Best Wing Global Markets holds no license from any reputable regulatory body — not CySEC (Cyprus), FCA (UK), ASIC (Australia), or FSCA (South Africa). This means client funds are not insured, disputes will not be reviewed, and no losses will be compensated.
The company openly states it was founded in 2024. In other words, it has not even been around for a full year. Given that the forex market is a minefield, trusting a young offshore firm with your money is like handing it over to a random stranger at a train station. The company has no history. While at least they are not hiding their youth, from a trader’s perspective, that still translates to zero trust.
Finding any reviews about Best Wing Global Markets Ltd proved difficult. There are virtually no comments or feedback about the company. This lack of visibility is another reason not to trust them. The firm is not popular, no one knows anything about it, and that makes doing business with it extremely risky.
What we are dealing with here is a broker without regulation, without a reputation, and without a real presence in the countries it claims to operate in. All signs point to this being a fraudulent platform. Working with Best Wing Global Markets Ltd is highly risky. It is far better to choose a proven broker with a proper license and track record.
Another scam and dealing desk operation. No regulation, no transparency, filled with clichéd phrases about “global offices”, but not a single physical address. MT5 doesn’t actually work, the registration button is dead, and the trading conditions seem to be a closely guarded secret. The DFSA has never heard of them, there are no reviews, and no support. In short, my opinion: Best Wing Global Markets Ltd is a scam.