Broker Review

Unauthorised Firm Details

Name: Real4invest.com (Real For Investment Ltd)
Website: real4invest.com
What It Claims: Licensed Forex/CFD broker with MetaTrader 5, four account types and high leverage.
Regulatory Status: Registered in Saint Lucia but not licensed to provide brokerage services.

Our Findings

Real4invest.com tries to look like a legitimate broker by offering MetaTrader 5, several account types and attractive conditions. In reality, its documentation is incomplete and misleading. The website has no valid Client Agreement, no published KYC or AML policy, and no transparent payment details. Users are asked to submit full personal data without any clear legal basis.

Although the company is registered in Saint Lucia, this registration does not grant it the authority to provide Forex/CFD services. Saint Lucia does not license brokers of this type, and neither the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank nor any other regulator has issued a permit to Real4invest.com.

Our test registration also showed discrepancies between the trading conditions on the site and those in the client area. High leverage (up to 1:500), zero swaps and unclear ECN claims are red flags that mirror typical scam practices.

What This Means for Traders

Real4invest.com operates illegally and is not subject to any financial regulator’s oversight. This means client funds are unprotected, and there is no recourse to a compensation scheme. All the hallmarks of a scam broker are present:
– Vague legal documents.
– No verified payment details or conditions.
– Discrepancies between public information and actual account settings.
– A history of changing names and jurisdictions to avoid scrutiny.

Traders should avoid opening or funding accounts here

What This Means for You

If you deal with Real4invest, you are trading with an unauthorised firm. Your funds are not protected under any investor compensation scheme, and chargebacks or withdrawals may be difficult or impossible — especially since the only funding option is crypto.

Have you already deposited money?
Many victims of similar schemes have managed to limit their losses by acting quickly. Document every transaction, stop sending more funds, and contact your bank or card issuer immediately. You can also seek advice from independent financial fraud specialists or reputable fund-recovery experts. Acting early dramatically improves the chances of tracing funds before they disappear completely.