WikiFX

Sagot

As an independent forex trader who prioritizes due diligence, I approach brokers like T&D with a healthy dose of caution. Based on my review, T&D is a Japanese investment management company founded in 1980, regulated by Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) under a retail forex license. Regulation by a reputable authority such as the FSA is a positive sign for me, as Japan’s regulatory framework is generally considered stringent, requiring firms to follow strict compliance, segregation of client funds, and regular reporting. Their longevity—operating for over 15 years—also suggests experience and some level of stability in the industry. However, I have seen some flags that warrant a careful approach before trusting them with significant capital. First, WikiFX notes a “medium potential risk” and highlights a “suspicious scope of business.” While I couldn’t independently verify allegations of misconduct, I always pay close attention to any such designations. Furthermore, customer support appears limited to email, which could be problematic for urgent issues; I typically expect multi-channel, responsive service from a broker handling client funds. The brokerage also seems focused on specific investment strategies (such as AXIA, SOPHIA, and ESG) that may be more aligned with traditional asset management than flexible forex or CFD trading. Although there is a regulatory license in place, and the company has been around for decades, I would refrain from calling T&D “fully trustworthy” without deeper research and ongoing vigilance. For me, it’s essential to start with small positions, test withdrawal processes, and monitor all operations closely before making any larger allocations. As always, protecting my capital takes priority over the pursuit of returns.