Strifor Broker Review

General Impression

I spent a long time looking for information about the broker Strifor before making any decision. There is a lot of contradictory data online. On one hand, the Strifor broker positions itself as an innovative and reliable platform. On the other hand, a huge number of negative Strifor reviews scream about fraud. Let’s break it down.

Who is Strifor? Official Data

• Name and Websites: The broker Strifor. It operates through several websites: strifor.org. This is already alarming — reputable companies usually use one main domain.
• Registration: According to their data, the company Strifor LLC is registered in an offshore zone — St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Later, in the user agreement, I saw a different name — Strifor SVG LLC. This is a classic scheme for companies that want to avoid regulation. In this jurisdiction, brokers are not licensed, only registered. There is no protection for traders here.
• License: This is the key point. On the Strifor website, I could not find real licenses from serious regulators (e.g., CySEC, FCA) in the public domain. There are mentions of a license from Mauritius, but it’s not the strictest regulator. Most sources claim there is no license.
• Contacts: Addresses in Cyprus and St. Vincent and the Grenadines are listed. Checks show that these addresses are mass registration offices, not real representatives. The phone often doesn’t answer, and the email help@strifor.ltd, according to some reviews, doesn’t work.

Trading Conditions: Too Good to Be True?

• Accounts: Strifor offers different types of accounts: Basic (no minimum deposit), Advanced ($10,000), Professional ($20,000), Islamic ($2,000). It sounds tempting, but a $2000 minimum deposit for an Islamic account is a lot to start with.
• Leverage: Up to 1:500. This is a very high rate. It’s used to attract clients, but it also leads to instant ruin. Serious regulators do not allow such leverage for retail clients.
• Deposits and Withdrawals: Work only with cryptocurrency (USDT, BTC). From the outside, it looks convenient, but in reality, it’s a way to cover tracks. Recovering cryptocurrency in case of problems is almost impossible.
• Platform: MetaTrader 5 is stated. Seems fair. But reviews write about constant lags, freezes, and that it’s not a real market, but a “bucket shop”.

Affiliate Programs and Bonuses – The Main Magnet

This is what Strifor focuses on:

• Affiliate Program: Promises up to 60% of referees’ commissions. This is a very high percentage that makes people actively recruit others.
• Loyalty Program: Promises up to 18% per annum on the balance of funds in the account. Sounds fantastic. No licensed broker offers this. This is a classic sign of a financial pyramid, where interest is paid from the money of new investors.
• Priority Club: A club for the “chosen ones” with a deposit of $50,000. They promise a personal manager, commission refunds, withdrawal within an hour. This is to lure large sums.
• Deposit Bonuses: Up to 100% on the deposit. The Strifor user agreement explicitly states: you can withdraw these bonuses and profits earned on them only after fulfilling an unrealistic trading volume. It’s a trap.

Analysis of the User Agreement: What’s the Catch?

I studied their contract. It is written in such a way that all rights belong to them, and all risks are on you.

1. Offshore Jurisdiction: All disputes are resolved under the laws of St. Vincent and the Grenadines. It is impossible and expensive for an average trader from the CIS to file a lawsuit there.

2. The “Bucket Shop” Rule: Clause 17.9 openly states: if the market price reduces the Strifor broker’s spread, the company may NOT execute your trade. This is a direct indication that you are not trading on a real market, but against them.

3. Bonuses are a Trap: As I already said, clause 7.1 makes the withdrawal of bonus funds almost impossible.

4. Broad Authority to Cancel Trades: Clauses 13.10-13. 12 allow them to cancel trades if they consider quotes “erroneous”. This is subjective and always works in their favor.

5. Inactivity Fee: Clause 30. If you don’t trade for 2 months — they charge $50. If you don’t trade for a year — they charge 5% of the deposit. This is robbery.

Strifor Always Pays? Review Analysis

This is where the picture becomes clear. I saw the motto “Strifor always pays” on their website. But what about in reality?

• Negative Reviews: They are the vast majority. People write on forums and review sites that Strifor does not withdraw money. At first, requests hang, then support stops responding. Often, when trying to withdraw, a bonus is added to the account, which blocks withdrawal until it is “worked off”. They write that charts are manipulated and the terminal freezes at key moments. Phrases like “scammed”, “scam”, “fraudsters” are constantly encountered.
• Positive Reviews: They also exist. But most of them look fake. Short texts, many exclamation marks, praising conditions without specifics. It seems that they are written either by partners to attract referrals or by employees themselves.

Conclusion on reviews: You cannot trust positive Strifor reviews. Real Strifor client reviews are stories of losing money.

My Verdict on the Strifor Broker

After studying everything — from promotional articles to their own user agreement and a mountain of negative reviews, I came to a clear conclusion.

Strifor is a classic fraudulent scheme, a “bucket shop”, which does not execute trades on the real market.

• Offshore registration and lack of a proper license.
• Non-transparent contacts and multiple domains.
• Unrealistically tempting conditions (18% on balance, 100% bonuses).
• A user agreement written so that you have no chance in case of a dispute.
• A sea of negative Strifor reviews with complaints about non-refund of funds.

Their slogan “Strifor always pays” sounds like a cruel joke. They pay, apparently, only partners for attracting new victims. Logging into the Strifor personal account and especially depositing money there is a conscious risk of losing everything. I would stay away from this broker.