Broker Review

Hoho-trading (hoho-trading.com): What Should You Know?

Hoho-trading presents itself as a provider of digital finance solutions but holds no authorization from well-known financial oversight bodies such as the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

Mounting concerns raise the possibility that Hoho-trading may be an illicit online scheme. Their website (hoho-trading.com) lists an address at Fifth Floor, Hatton Garden, London, UNITED KINGDOM, EC1N 8LE, a phone number N/A, and support email support@hoho-trading.com. Allegedly managed by N/A, this review examines Hoho-trading’s compliance record, common fraud patterns, and what steps to take if you’ve been wronged.

Is Hoho-trading a Genuine Service or a Fraud?

A major warning sign is that Hoho-trading lacks registration with any respected financial authority. In the finance world, trading with unregulated providers carries severe risks. Legitimate firms are overseen by bodies (such as the SEC, CFTC, FCA, ASIC, etc.) that enforce consumer safeguards.

Hoho-trading seems to function outside of any formal regulatory framework. Without a mandated supervisor to enforce rules, there is no guarantee of fair treatment or protection of client assets. Indeed, countless scams hinge on unlicensed operators or unvetted products—once funds vanish, recovery is often impossible.

For instance, U.K. investors using unlicensed services lack recourse through the Financial Ombudsman Service or compensation schemes if investments collapse. Likewise, U.S.-based schemes not affiliated with FINRA or SIPC leave your money entirely uninsured.