Broker Review

Unauthorised Firm Details

Name: Dynamic Markets
Website: dynamicmarkets.com

Dynamic Markets presents itself as an online broker offering FX, CFDs, commodities and indices (MT5 listed as the platform) and claims to operate under a Mauritius regulatory license. The site promotes competitive leverage, a variety of instruments and global market access.

However, public checks raise several concerns. Although the platform states it is licensed by the Mauritius Financial Services Commission, independent industry reviewers note that the licensing claim is not clearly supported by regulator records and recommend verifying the licence number directly with the Mauritius FSC. Several broker-safety and scam-analysis services classify Dynamic Markets as suspicious or unverified; aggregated user feedback on review sites is mixed-to-negative, with some reports describing delayed or blocked withdrawals and poor customer support once deposits are made. Community writeups and smaller review sites have also labelled the broker as high-risk or potentially scammy, and marketplace reputation engines give it only modest trust scores.

Bottom line: Dynamic Markets mixes polished marketing with weak public transparency and inconsistent third-party verification. Treat it as high risk until you can independently confirm its licensing and see clear, verifiable user proof of reliable withdrawals.

Location & Risk Notes

• Regulatory claims vs verification: The website claims a Mauritius FSC investment dealer license. Independent reviewers recommend confirming that exact licence number in the Mauritius FSC register; until that is confirmed, the claim should be treated as unverified. Dynamic Markets is not listed as regulated by top-tier authorities (FCA, ASIC, CySEC).

• Corporate records: There are traces of companies with similar names in older public registries (including a dissolved UK company historically called Dynamic Markets Limited), which can cause confusion — a company name on file does not equal current regulatory permission to offer trading services.

• Transparency & domain signals: Several reputation checks note limited transparency about ultimate ownership and give the site only a modest trust score; ownership details appear obscured in some public lookups.

• User reports: Small numbers of user reviews report issues such as slow or blocked withdrawals, requests for extra documentation or fees, and slow customer support responses. There are also neutral or positive marketing-style pages, so user experience appears inconsistent.

• Reputation services: Broker-safety sites warn that Dynamic Markets is not regulated by a top-tier supervisor and advise caution; some scam-checkers mark it as “unverified” or “risky.”

• Practical guidance: Do not deposit significant funds. If you already have an account, preserve all records (screenshots, emails, transaction IDs), attempt a small withdrawal test immediately, and contact your payment provider about reversal/chargeback options if you encounter problems. Verify any licence claims directly with the Mauritius FSC and avoid third-party “recovery” services that request upfront fees.