Proceed with Caution: No FCA Protection & Massive Licensing Fees
I had a video call with one of the sales people - he spent over an hour trying to explain and convince how brilliant their platform & track record is. He was very persuasive asking you about my personal circumstances and tried to exploit them to convert me as a client - classic Sales tactics.
They claim to show real data, but it is from TradingView, not a live view of a brokerage platform like InteractiveBrokers. I cannot confirm or deny if this data is factually correct or fabricated.
The DEAL BREAKER for me was their business model.
They take an upfront £9600 in licensing/platform fees to give access to 3 stocks on their platform (the 5 stocks fees are even more higher). There is also a monthly £100 fee.
Another major RED FLAG is that because it's a technology platform, it comes under the legal grey area of not being FCA regulated (in the UK). So if the bot has a bug and makes the wrong move, you can kiss goodbye to all your money with no recourse to the lost funds.
If I have a company that can PROVE to generate >3% per month consistently with very few losing months and significantly lower draw-downs than the S&P 500, I would immediately go get VC funding. I wouldn't try to EXTRACT so much money from my customers with PLATFORM LICENSING FEES. They agreed to do a 3-month financing plan, but that still doesn't cut it.
Also, if a million retail investors start using this platform/technique, the profits will start going down and the institutional investors will eventually beat this platform with better strategies.
Either way, I cannot understand the business model and it cannot be scaled retaining the current proposed profits and value.
If YOU, the READER of this review can afford to take a punt with a £20,000 investment + platform fees, all power to you. You might double your money in less than 2 years (claimed by OxfordEquities). Good luck, but I'm out.
10 April 2026
Unprompted review