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Monex Europe
https://www.monexeurope.com/
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Instituições Licenciadas:Monex Europe Limited
Certificado de Regularidade:463951
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monexeurope.com
134.122.107.237Localização do servidorReino Unido
Número de registo--Países/áreas mais visitados--Tempo de criação de domínio2012-05-09Nome do websiteWHOIS.GODADDY.COMEmpresas subsidiáriasGODADDY.COM, LLC
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Resumo da empresa
| Monex Europe Resumo da Revisão | |
| Fundação | 1985 |
| País/Região Registrada | México |
| Regulação | FCA (Revogada) |
| Produtos e Serviços | Spot FX, Forwards, Derivativos de FX, Hedge de FX, Pagamentos Globais, Integração de API, Contas Multimoedas |
| Conta Demonstrativa | ❌ |
| Plataforma de Negociação | Plataforma Monex Pay (Web, iOS, Android), API REST Monex |
| Suporte ao Cliente | Tel/WhatsApp: +44 (0) 203 650 6400 |
| Email: support@monexpay.com | |
Informações sobre Monex Europe
Monex Europe, fundada em 1985 e sediada no México, era anteriormente regulamentada pela FCA no Reino Unido, mas teve sua licença revogada. A empresa fornece serviços completos de câmbio e pagamentos transfronteiriços para clientes corporativos. Sua solução inclui a plataforma Monex Pay e uma API REST para integração e automação.

Prós e Contras
| Prós | Contras |
| Oferece soluções de câmbio e pagamento de nível institucional | Licença FCA revogada |
| Suporta 60+ moedas e até 40 carteiras multimoedas | Não há contas de demonstração disponíveis |
| Plataformas de negociação e pagamento móveis e baseadas em API disponíveis | Informações limitadas sobre taxas |
Monex Europe é Legítimo?
Não, não é regulamentado. A Monex Europe Limited costumava ser regulamentada pela Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) do Reino Unido. O número de sua licença de pagamento era 463951. No entanto, não é mais válida porque o estado da licença mostra "Revogada".

Produtos e Serviços
Monex Europe oferece uma variedade de produtos FX, ferramentas de gestão de risco e serviços de pagamento globais. Eles oferecem FX à vista e a prazo, derivativos de FX, soluções de API integradas e serviços de contas multi-moeda. Esses serviços suportam mais de 60 moedas e até 40 carteiras de moeda para empresas que operam em todo o mundo.
| Categoria | Produtos e Serviços |
| Produtos FX Comerciais | FX à Vista, A prazo, Ordens de Mercado (Limite e Stop), Facilidades de Crédito de Margem |
| Derivativos de FX | Opções de FX, A prazo não entregáveis (NDFs), A prazo personalizados, Estratégias de Hedge de FX, Consultoria de FX |
| Pagamentos Globais | Plataforma Monex Pay, Contas Multi-Moeda (40+ moedas), Pagamentos em Lote/Individuais, Integração SWIFT |
| Soluções Tecnológicas | API REST Monex, Suporte ao Cliente e Desenvolvedor, Portal do Desenvolvedor, Portal do Cliente Personalizável |

Plataforma de Negociação
| Plataforma de Negociação | Suportado | Dispositivos Disponíveis | Adequado para |
| Plataforma Monex Pay | ✔ | Web, iOS (App Store), Android (Google Play) | Clientes corporativos que gerenciam pagamentos globais |
| API REST Monex | ✔ | Integração do lado do servidor/API | Empresas e desenvolvedores que precisam de automação |

Perfil da companhia
- 5-10 anos
- Licença Regulatória Suspeita
- Região de negócios suspeita
- Reino Unido Licença de pagamento Revogado
- Superação de operação suspeita
- Risco potencial alto
Wiki Perguntas & Respostas
Is a free demo account available with Monex Europe, and if so, are there any restrictions such as an expiry period?
Speaking from my own experience and after reviewing the information available, Monex Europe does not offer a free demo account. This is a significant point for me as an independent forex trader because demo accounts play a vital role in testing a broker’s platform, order execution, and service quality without risking real funds. Not being able to evaluate their Monex Pay platform firsthand makes it much more challenging to gauge whether their tools and execution environment would suit my trading requirements or risk management preferences. The lack of a demo option also means that those new to Monex Europe’s technology—especially their API or mobile trading solutions—have to proceed directly to live trading, potentially exposing themselves to greater risk without the safety net of prior familiarization. From a risk management perspective, the inability to test services ahead of time raises caution, especially with a broker that, as highlighted in the facts, currently operates without valid regulatory oversight. For me, the absence of a demo account, combined with Monex Europe’s current regulatory situation, would be reason enough to act with increased vigilance and seek full clarity before funding an account or executing live trades.
Does Monex Europe offer fixed or variable spreads, and how do these spreads behave during periods of heightened market volatility, such as major news releases?
In my experience as a trader, assessing a broker’s transparency around spreads is fundamental, particularly for managing risk during volatile market conditions. With Monex Europe, however, I have found that critical information about their spread structure—whether fixed or variable—is not clearly disclosed. This lack of detail is concerning, especially since they serve primarily corporate clients with foreign exchange and payment solutions, and do not seem to provide retail FX trading in the traditional sense. The absence of information about spreads, combined with the fact that Monex Europe’s UK regulatory license has been revoked, adds another layer of uncertainty from a risk management perspective. In my own trading, I rely on brokers that are both regulated and forthcoming about how spreads can fluctuate, especially during major news releases when spreads typically widen dramatically on most platforms. Without explicit statements or historical data from Monex Europe, I simply cannot determine how their spreads perform in volatile markets. This makes it hard to trust their suitability for active trading strategies that depend on tight, predictable pricing during high-impact events. For me, this opacity would be a strong reason to exercise caution and seek alternative brokers—preferably those with clear, regulated, and well-documented pricing practices—when navigating periods of market turbulence.
Can you tell me the typical EUR/USD spread offered on a standard account with Monex Europe?
As someone who has traded with a variety of brokers and carefully reviews regulatory status before placing funds, I need to stress that Monex Europe currently raises several significant red flags for me. According to my research, Monex Europe once held an FCA license in the UK, but this has been revoked and the broker is now considered unregulated. This level of regulatory uncertainty is a material risk factor in my decision-making, as I prioritize the security of client funds and transparent trading conditions. When it comes to specific trading conditions such as the typical EUR/USD spread on a standard account, I was unable to find clear or verifiable information. Monex Europe’s offerings emphasize institutional-level FX products and payment solutions, particularly for corporate clients, rather than the typical retail trading structure with published spreads for popular pairs like EUR/USD. The absence of publicly disclosed spread information—coupled with the lack of a demo account and very limited fee transparency—makes it impossible for me to give a reliable answer on their standard account spreads. This lack of transparency is precisely why I always advise a cautious, research-driven approach before engaging with any broker, especially one with elevated risk warnings and a revoked regulatory license. For me, until Monex Europe improves its regulatory standing and provides clear details on trading conditions, I do not consider it a trustworthy venue for forex trading.
Have you encountered any drawbacks with Monex Europe's customer service or the reliability of their platform?
As an experienced forex trader, I place a strong emphasis on both customer service and the security of any broker’s platform. My research and experience with Monex Europe have highlighted some significant concerns. First and foremost, Monex Europe once held a Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) license in the UK, but this has since been revoked. For me, the lack of current regulation is a major red flag, as it exposes clients to higher risks and greatly reduces my trust in the company’s accountability if issues arise with service or platform reliability. Regarding customer service, my own interactions coupled with the limited public feedback available have raised some doubts. The only detailed user review I found expressed strong dissatisfaction, specifically mentioning poor responsiveness when trying to execute important transactions. For an institution catering to corporate clients and handling large, cross-border payments, this level of unreliability could pose a serious problem. Fast, effective support is crucial, especially in volatile FX environments where delays can have real financial impact. From a platform perspective, while Monex Europe offers proprietary web and mobile solutions with API integration, the absence of clear regulatory oversight means there’s no institutional guarantee of platform integrity or client fund safety. Altogether, my view is that without transparent, regulated backing and more consistent client support, using Monex Europe involves risks that I am personally not comfortable accepting, especially when alternatives with robust regulation and proven service records exist.
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