Traders at FP Markets Gain Dispute Coverage Following Financial Commission Approval

Tuesday, 17/06/2025 | 14:07 GMT by Tareq Sikder
  • The membership approval provides clients with access to complaint compensation of up to €20K.
  • The firm offers multi-platform trading access to instruments for retail and professional clients.
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The Financial Commission has approved FP Markets as its newest member. The membership became effective on 17 June 2025. FP Markets now gains access to the Commission’s dispute resolution services and related benefits.

FP Markets Joins Dispute Resolution Forum

The Financial Commission is an independent body that handles complaints between brokers and their clients. It offers mediation when both sides are unable to resolve disputes directly. The Commission focuses on cases in foreign exchange , contracts for difference (CFDs), and cryptocurrency trading.

As an approved member, FP Markets' clients may be eligible for compensation of up to €20,000 per complaint. This is backed by the Commission’s Compensation Fund. The Commission says this process is often faster than turning to courts or arbitration.

You may find it interesting at FinanceMagnates.com: Financial Commission Approves OFinancial.Markets Membership for EDR Access.

FP Markets is an online brokerage. It provides access to a range of trading instruments and supports multiple trading platforms. The company serves retail and professional clients.

Financial Commission Warns Against Fake Representatives

Earlier, The Financial Commission, updated its investigation into a scam involving fake representatives claiming to be from the Commission. These imposters targeted traders who faced losses or blocked withdrawals from unauthorized brokers like Umarkets, TPG Deals, and others. They offered fake funds recovery and chargeback services for fees.

The scammers have also issued false guarantee letters through fake legal firms such as Orbital Limited and AK Law. They used counterfeit contact details resembling legitimate digital wallet providers like Blockchain.com to trick victims into paying for fake services.

The Financial Commission clarifies it does not provide funds recovery or chargeback services, does not contact traders unsolicited, and never uses social media or messaging apps for official communication. It does not issue guarantee letters, and its services are free for clients of member brokers.

The Financial Commission has approved FP Markets as its newest member. The membership became effective on 17 June 2025. FP Markets now gains access to the Commission’s dispute resolution services and related benefits.

FP Markets Joins Dispute Resolution Forum

The Financial Commission is an independent body that handles complaints between brokers and their clients. It offers mediation when both sides are unable to resolve disputes directly. The Commission focuses on cases in foreign exchange , contracts for difference (CFDs), and cryptocurrency trading.

As an approved member, FP Markets' clients may be eligible for compensation of up to €20,000 per complaint. This is backed by the Commission’s Compensation Fund. The Commission says this process is often faster than turning to courts or arbitration.

You may find it interesting at FinanceMagnates.com: Financial Commission Approves OFinancial.Markets Membership for EDR Access.

FP Markets is an online brokerage. It provides access to a range of trading instruments and supports multiple trading platforms. The company serves retail and professional clients.

Financial Commission Warns Against Fake Representatives

Earlier, The Financial Commission, updated its investigation into a scam involving fake representatives claiming to be from the Commission. These imposters targeted traders who faced losses or blocked withdrawals from unauthorized brokers like Umarkets, TPG Deals, and others. They offered fake funds recovery and chargeback services for fees.

The scammers have also issued false guarantee letters through fake legal firms such as Orbital Limited and AK Law. They used counterfeit contact details resembling legitimate digital wallet providers like Blockchain.com to trick victims into paying for fake services.

The Financial Commission clarifies it does not provide funds recovery or chargeback services, does not contact traders unsolicited, and never uses social media or messaging apps for official communication. It does not issue guarantee letters, and its services are free for clients of member brokers.

About the Author: Tareq Sikder
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About the Author: Tareq Sikder
A Forex technical analyst and writer who has been engaged in financial writing for 12 years.
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