Zxperts Review: What Traders Need to Know

Management boasts staggering figures: 100,000 clients and more than $140 million per day trading turnover. These figures, if accurate, would place Zxperts among the world’s most active brokers. But the truth appears to tell a different story. As much as we hear these boastful assertions, word-of-mouth on the Internet is sparse and extremely negative. We are left to speculate, then, whether this discrepancy is evidence of hype based on deception — or something worse.

Zxperts Snapshot

Legitimacy Check

The legality of Zxperts operations is of the highest importance. The key point is the company does not have a UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) licence, although it claims to be compliant with British regulatory demands. This is not a mistake — it is intentional fraud. Instead, the business prints a phantom office address in London, in all likelihood for the purpose of creating the perception of legitimacy.

We decided to investigate further and visit the public register of the FCA, which confirms that Zxperts is not, and has never been authorised to conduct business in the UK financial marketplace.

Moving on, one of the first checks on the reliability of any brokerage project is to verify how long it has been in business. The Zxperts domain was registered as recently as early 2025, which places the company solidly into the category of new and untested players. We wonder why a company that is reporting huge turnover and global coverage has so little history and virtually no public track record. The chronology in itself constitutes a challenge to the company’s claims and much of the grounds for the failure of visibility, as well as unfavourable customer experiences.

Zxperts.com Content Quality

The Zxperts site is very bare, English-only, and divided into standard navigation categories. The home page and the “About Us” page are full of marketing buzzwords, exaggerated statements, and inflated figures of trading volumes and user success. These pages appear to be designed more to impress than to educate.

Educational resources are limited and scattered. Other than the FAQ page, there is no comprehensive information on important trading parameters such as spreads, commissions, slippage tolerance, or order execution policies. We conclude this lack is not a coincidence, but a calculated move to hide the platform’s operating risks.

There are a few compliance documents available on the site, including a customer agreement that mentions anti-money laundering (AML) and know-your-customer (KYC) policies. However, the fact that these documents are available is not to be construed as compliance. In the absence of regulation, such documents are mere formalities.

Key Trading Features

Zxperts encourages a tiered account system: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, and VIP. Each one has more rewards — at least in theory. In practice, these account levels appear to be set up to lead clients into increasingly larger deposits without offering commensurate results.

While the FAQ calls for a minimum $250 deposit, individuals quickly discover that they must have $10,000 or more in order to activate a regular account. This discrepancy prompts us to raise significant ethical concerns. Users claim to be bullied into sending much more money after an initial $250 is deposited — usually in the guise of accessing trading tools or cashing out winnings. We suspect this bait-and-switch scheme may be at the very heart of the company’s business model.

Spread information is only accessible for the VIP account, requiring a staggering $1 million initial deposit. The firm advertises ultra-low spreads of 0.001 points and zero commission at this tier. But typical account holders are given no transparency into their own trading costs. This opaque pricing model is a red flag, effectively enabling small investors to trade in the dark about their real expenses.

CFDs remain the sole vehicle of trade for the company. Such high-risk contracts are banned in various jurisdictions, such as the United States. They are intrinsically complex and often designed in such a way as to lead to foreseeable client losses. In Zxperts, the risk is also multiplied by incomplete price information and algorithmic manipulation.

The firm also offers several “premium” features: access to a trading academy, weekly market commentary, expert advisory packages, investment portfolios, IPO participation, ETF trading, and signal services. But when one examines them more closely, these are only accessible after depositing $1 million or more. We conclude that such requirements are not just excessive but part of a larger conspiracy to get maximum deposits from unsuspecting clients. Basic account holders receive essentially none of the benefits promised.

Zxperts Custom Utilities Insight

Trading is conducted via a proprietary web-based terminal that borrows quite heavily from the design architecture of TradingView. The price action can be examined with Japanese candlesticks, and there are some basic tools like measuring tools, trendlines, magnet mode, and brushes to use. The CFD trading order panel is embedded on the right edge of the platform.

Access to the terminal is offered via the web dashboard, meaning no desktop application is required. This may be convenient for occasional use, but limits the capabilities of serious traders. Most significantly, there is no mobile app, nor any third-party trading platforms like MetaTrader. The lack of integration with reputable software further isolates clients from transparency.

Customer Service Overview

The process of contacting customer support is carried out via email and telephone. A feedback form is also available as an alternative means of communication. However, email verification through a validator indicates that using the provided address to reach support may not be secure.

In addition, we examined the contact telephone numbers listed on the website. A search via Google reveals that one of these numbers, a UK number, is associated with an unrelated fraudulent company. This raises a significant red flag, as the project’s founders appear to be creating numerous clone platforms in an effort to attract a greater volume of investment.

Our Verdict

Zxperts is not a legitimate nor a trustworthy brokerage project. The company exists outside regulation, engages in dishonest marketing, and conceals vital legal details. Its entire business model appears to be taking money from clients while providing the bare minimum in return. We exhort traders with the utmost urgency to seek alternatives which are licensed, transparent, and committed to ethical business practices.

About the author

Josh Middleton

Technical specialist

Josh Middleton is a technology enthusiast and software developer with a deep interest in financial markets. Josh has worked on developing trading platforms and algorithms for various brokers and fintech companies. His articles and reviews highlight brokers that offer innovative and user-friendly trading software, helping traders find the best technological solutions.