Unauthorised Firm Details

Name: DUNBAR TRADE & INVEST
Website: dunbartrade.com / dunbartradeltd.com

DUNBAR TRADE & INVEST Review – Risky Broker or Scam?

DUNBAR TRADE & INVEST presents itself as a multi-asset broker offering forex, CFDs, indices, stocks, and more. It promises advanced trading tools, dozens of trading instruments, attractive account tiers, webinars, and bonus offers. But many warning signs suggest this is a high-risk or fraudulent operation rather than a legitimate broker.

Although the site is visually polished, critical information is vague, misleading, or absent. Documented licensing is missing. Despite claiming to be based in Luxembourg with a legitimate legal entity, there is no confirmation that the firm holds any financial license or regulatory oversight that covers brokerage services. The domains and registration dates conflict with the company’s public claims of operating history. For example, while DUNBAR TRADE & INVEST claims to have been in business since 2015, its domain was registered only in late 2024 or early 2025.

Account types require a minimum deposit of around £100 for the basic tier, but higher tiers demand much more (thousands of pounds), with promised perks (like VIP features, PAMM, webinars, etc.) that appear inaccessible or nonexistent in practice. Trading platform offerings are limited: mostly WebTrader via browser with few advanced features (no desktop app, limited tools, missing information on spread, leverage displayed only partially). The “bonuses” and “promotions” are heavily marketed, but terms are hidden or vague, making them potentially traps for those seeking to withdraw.

Support and contact info are questionable: addresses in Luxembourg are given, but the registration in Luxembourg does not appear to cover brokerage or regulation. Emails and phone numbers are listed, but users report non-responsive support when funds or withdrawals are involved.

Bottom line: DUNBAR TRADE & INVEST displays many hallmarks of a scam broker: lack of valid licensing, misleading history, hidden or unclear trading terms, high-risk leverage, and suspicion around withdrawal functionality. Depositing money here carries a strong risk of loss. If you already have funds with them, preserve all records and report to your local regulator immediately.