Isa Limited – logoIsa Limited – logoCan you trust a broker that has been operating since 1997 but has few reviews on the internet, says nothing about its licenses, and hides its legal address? Meet Isa Limited review, whose task is to expose the supposedly safe platform for margin CFD trading, which in reality scams people out of their money.
The official website of Isa Limited is an example of what not to do. It is an absolutely useless site with minimal information. There is no design, just a basic test of black and white text on a green background with a few pictures taken from the internet. The company introduces us to its experience but does not say where it is registered or what licenses it holds. The main page is just blocks of text, which are hard to read and pointless because there is no useful information for a trader.
No work was done on the site. Isa Limited did not provide risk warnings or legal documents. Only in the “About Us” section can you find some aspects explaining the refund policy and margin trading. Ideally, such a resource should be given to experienced designers to make it at least visually appealing. It is hard to stay on the site for long; the green color quickly tires the eyes.
The upper part includes only a little information about the broker’s activities, tariff plans, and tradable asset classes. There is also a registration button, but you cannot register due to an unknown error. In addition to English, there is a translation into French. Even contact details are not provided.
There is nothing to review here, as there are no contacts on the website. Isa Limited does not want people to contact them. They do not offer an email address, phone number, or online chat. Even a typical feedback form, where you can leave a message for technical support, is absent. What is this if not an obvious shortcoming of the platform? Have you ever seen a well-known and legal company that does not provide contact details?
Trading conditions depend on which tariff plan the client chooses:
Isa Limited adheres to the usual principle of fraudulent brokers in the division of tariff plans. Essentially, if a trader wants better conditions and more services, they need to invest more money. Although the tariffs do not differ much from each other, there is no particular need to choose a more expensive type of account.
However, this is not the worst part. The other conditions remain unknown. What are the commissions? What are the spreads? What is the leverage? Users should not have too many questions, as a serious company will definitely provide all the information regarding all conditions. A demo account is not offered, nor is a swap-free account. All of this does not give an understanding of whether it is profitable to trade here or not.
Total secrecy, the absence of important information including contacts, and an unprofessional website are serious drawbacks that already show this is a dangerous broker not to be trusted. However, can we find other negative factors to definitively label the platform as fraudulent?
Isa Limited boasts of its experience, claiming the organization started operating back in 1997, but where is the proof? Where are the registration documents proving the firm was founded in 1997 and not later? There are no such documents. There is a domain registration date showing that the platform was launched not 27 years ago, but literally less than a month ago. The domain was registered in the summer of 2024. The fraudsters are blatantly lying about 27 years of experience, and this is easily debunked.
Unfortunately, there is no other information. It is not even known where the firm is registered, but this does not matter because Isa Limited is unlikely to be registered as a legal entity at all. There is only a website and nothing more. Regulation is inherently impossible, so the activity is definitely illegal and fraudulent.
There is also nothing to say about the business model; it is a dealing desk, there is no ECN, DMA, or NDD here, never was and never will be. Thus, the platform only makes money when traders lose money.
Since the company has been operating for a very short time, there are almost no reviews about Isa Limited. There are both positive and negative comments, but the positive ones are no more than 2-3 sentences long and look like blatant fakes. Additionally, the reviews reveal the company’s old domain — isa-limited.co, but there were likely other websites before it. Some comments appeared in February 2024, but there are few of them; the rest began to be published only in the summer of 2024. It seems as though the platform started operating in February, then paused, and now it is active again, constantly changing domains.
Do not trust fraudsters who have not provided a legal address, licenses, contact information, or important trading conditions. Moreover, Isa Limited brazenly and openly lies about having 27 years of experience when, in fact, it has existed for less than a year. It is a typical scam, a fake broker, not a real one. Do not even think about investing money here.
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Of course, it’s obvious they haven’t been around since 1997. Only a few companies have that kind of longevity and they’re well-known by name. This one is just a fly-by-night operation.
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