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This is a pure scam, broker registered in Saint Vincent and The Grenadines, without any regulations and where Forex Broker Services are already forbidden. They put bank names on their website as JP Morgan, HSBC on the website to deceive clients. All the awards they put on the website are fake. They even put positive reviews on this website to make it legit. Don't send them any money as they are a pure scam!
It is a really reliable broker and we have experienced a very good training here and we also make around US$12,000 for the professional support from Gallen Capital.
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