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Abstract：Unlicensed platforms operating across multiple domains and using identical website interfaces to offer financial services.
Recent disclosures have brought attention to a growing number of online platforms operating without authorisation while presenting themselves as providers of financial or investment services. These entities have not been approved or registered to conduct regulated activities, yet continue to appear online under various brand names and domains.
A review of the information made public shows several recurring patterns, including the use of similar website structures, overlapping contact details, and repeated interface designs across different platforms.
The following two forex brokers have been identified as operating without authorisation while presenting themselves as providers of financial or investment services:
Optimax Trade
Website: https://optimaxtrd.online
Address: Jermyn St, London, England, UNITED KINGDOM, SW1Y 4UJ
VIA CORE LITE
Website: www.viacorelite.com
Email: support@viacorelite.com
Address: Imperial House, 15 Kingsway, London, UNITED KINGDOM
Both platforms promote trading or investment-related services online despite having no verified regulatory approval. Their public-facing information includes UK-based addresses, active domains, and client contact details.
Further examination reveals a broader group of platforms operating under different names and domains while displaying nearly identical website interfaces. These sites share the same layout, visual structure, navigation design, and promotional presentation. Only the brand names and logos differ.
The platforms using this shared interface include:
ReliancEnsured
Website: https://reliancensured.ltd
Email: support@reliancensured.ltd
Address: South Wacker Drive, Chicago, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, IL 60606
Nova Ideas Global
Website: https://novaideasglobal.org
Email: support@novaideasglobal.org
Address: Gillies Avenue, Royal Oak, Auckland, NEW ZEALAND
Other potential names: NovaVest Arena / Nova Ideas Global Investments
Top Pips Investment
Website: https://toppipsinvestment.com
Email: support@toppipsinvestment.com
Address: London, England, UNITED KINGDOM, E14 5AX
Elitebase
Website: https://elitebase.cc
Email: support@elitebase.cc
Address: New York, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Other information: Elitebase Group Investments
Glofintrust
Website: https://glofintrust.com
Email: support@glofintrust.com
Address: NEW ZEALAND
Other information: Globalfinancialtrust
Across these platforms, the reuse of the same interface structure is consistent and visible, despite differences in company names, claimed locations, and contact details.
This pattern has been observed before. In an earlier investigation, WikiFX documented four platforms operating with virtually identical website designs.
Reference:
https://www.wikifx.com/ar/newsdetail/202512308824246330.html
Subsequent monitoring now shows three additional platforms using the same website structure and presentation style:
PIPTRADE OPTIONS
Website: www.piptradeoptions.com
Address: 55–61 High Street, Eltham, London, UNITED KINGDOM, SE9 1TD
The Weld Mark Capital
Website: www.bitvend.life
Address: 55–61 High Street, Eltham, London, UNITED KINGDOM, SE9 1TD
Alphasmartchain
Website: https://alphasmartchains.com
Email: support@alphasmartchains.com
Address: No. 1 Royal Exchange, London, UNITED KINGDOM, EC3V 3DG
With each new appearance, the list of platforms using the same design framework continues to grow, forming a clear and repeatable pattern.
WikiFX is a global broker information platform focused on regulatory verification, risk alerts, and factual data aggregation. By tracking official disclosures and monitoring recurring operational patterns across platforms, WikiFX helps investors identify potential risks before engaging with online financial services.
Checking regulatory status, comparing website structures, and recognising repeated patterns across different brands are practical steps that can help reduce unnecessary exposure to risk.
Disclaimer:
The views in this article only represent the author's personal views, and do not constitute investment advice on this platform. This platform does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness and timeliness of the information in the article, and will not be liable for any loss caused by the use of or reliance on the information in the article.
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