Review of Z.com Trade

Z.com Trade is a subsidiary of GMO CLICK Group based in London. GMO Click is an award-winning broker with over 400,000 customers around the world.
The group ("GMO CLICK") was founded in 2003 and is currently one of the largest forex providers in the world. They have a composition of GMO CLICK Securities Inc. (subject to the Japanese Financial Services Agency), GMO-Z.com with its registered office in Hong Kong, Forex HK Limited, GMO-Z.com Bullion HK Limited, FX PRIME with GMO Corporation and London based on GMO-Z.com Trade UK Limited. GMO CLICK Holdings, Inc., the parent company of the group, is also the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TYO: 7177) list. It is based in Japan.
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GMO-Z.com Trade UK Limited conducts its business activity as Z.com Trade. It came in action in 2012. It offers forex trading, indices, energy, and commodities via the MT4 platform.
All British companies should adhere to the strict rules and procedures set by the UK Financial Supervisory Authority. They must keep all customer money separated from their funds into separate accounts. However, the company must report to the FCA regularly. In addition, they should have net fixed assets of at least EUR 730 000 to demonstrate their financial stability.
However, what is probably the most important in terms of the safety of funds invested in FCA regulated companies. There is a range of services related to the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). In the case of a shortage, FSCS can cover investment losses, and that has limit up to £ 50,000.