Broker Review

Unauthorised Firm Details

Name: TrustMarket.Exchange
Website: trustmarket.exchange

TrustMarket.Exchange claims to be a cryptocurrency platform offering spot trading, options, DeFi staking, and other investment features. It presents its services with promises of ease and profit, often using flashy marketing materials.

However, multiple independent reviews and complaint reports indicate serious issues and inconsistencies:

• Ownership information is hidden in domain records. WHOIS is privacy-protected, making it impossible to verify who runs the operation.

• Domain is relatively new (registered January 2024), with limited long-term track record.

• Automated trust-rating sites show very low trust scores; for example, a site that aggregates reviews assigns it a “very low” safety/trust rating.

• Users report issues withdrawing funds, being asked to pay fees or deposits particularly at withdrawal time, unresponsive customer support after deposit, vague or confusing terms for income, rewards or withdrawals.

• Promises of large or quick returns, risk-free gains, or guaranteed profits are made, but without credible verifiable backing or evidence.

Bottom line: TrustMarket.Exchange shows multiple warning signs of an untrustworthy or potentially scam-type platform: hidden operators, withdrawal difficulties, excessive or unclear fees, and unrealistic claims. It should be treated as high risk. Do not deposit funds unless you independently verify regulation/licensing and test small first.

Location & Risk Notes

• The domain is registered through a registrar that allows privacy protection. True operator identity is obscured.

• The site uses SSL and is somewhat stable, but technical security alone (SSL etc.) does not guarantee legitimacy.

• Trust score tools place it low, citing new domain, low visibility/popularity, hidden ownership, negative or absent user reviews.

• Community reports (forums, Reddit etc.) include firsthand stories of people unable to withdraw, being asked for upfront fees or “taxes” or deposit upgrades to unlock withdrawals, and support that goes silent.

• There’s no credible evidence of regulation by top-tier financial authorities. None of the public registries (in EU, UK, US etc.) appear to show it is licensed.

• Geographic targeting appears broad; complaints come from various countries, especially users reached via social media or referrals.