NetherexPro Review: Is It a Safe Broker or a Scam?

Would you like to work on the crypto market with a company focused on success, guaranteeing a high level of security, and offering unmatched opportunities? That’s exactly how the hero of our NetherexPro review describes itself. The project claims that “The Future Looks Bright” with a platform that uses AI technologies to analyze trends and open positions with high accuracy. But somehow, we feel that the owners of the firm were referring only to their own future, while traders are being offered just one perspective — the loss of all invested funds. You’ll find our arguments supporting this viewpoint below.

NetherexPro General Information

Registration and Client Portal Review

The official NetherexPro website is striking. However, it’s not the page design — although it looks quite good — that makes such a strong impression. What surprises visitors most is how it’s possible to present a supposedly serious project, clearly aiming to be a crypto broker, with just three pages.

Even a long homepage doesn’t help, and a couple of minutes definitely won’t be enough to view it thoroughly. Still, there’s no important or useful information on it. See for yourself:

• The broker mentions that it offers trading not in cryptocurrencies, but in CFDs — and even then, only in passing. At the same time, the company seems to have been so frightened by the FCA ban on distributing promotional materials about CFDs and other financial instruments related to crypto assets, that it didn’t bother to explain which coins and tokens from which blockchains are on its watch list. Naturally, there’s no mention of contract specifications.
• Under the heading “Why Trade with NetherexPro?” there are three blocks about the main advantages of the broker. Each ends with a “Learn More” link. But those links lead nowhere, so users won’t be able to get any further details.
• Out of all required documents, the firm only provides Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy. The first document contains only website usage terms and has nothing to do with a client agreement between broker and trader. As for the Risk Disclosure, KYC and AML Policies, etc., the company decided that, since it works exclusively with cryptocurrencies, it doesn’t need them. Meanwhile, it claims its services are available in almost every country except the USA. By not posting such important documents, the broker violates the laws of many countries.

Probably, this is the target audience for the simplest registration form, which requires only four fields to be filled out:

• First and last name.
• Email address and phone number.

However, after submitting the form, users get a surprise. No account is immediately created, and no access to the client’s workspace is granted. Instead, they receive a message saying their request has been accepted, and that to proceed, they must wait for a call from a company representative.

They do promise to get in touch within one business day. Clearly, the company operates in some alternate dimension where time flows differently than what we’re used to. We’ve been waiting for a call for an entire business week, but for NetherexPro, it seems even one business day hasn’t passed yet.

Thus, we missed the chance to become part of the project and see the miracle AI-based platform with our own eyes. In fact, we didn’t even get to see the personal account area. But honestly, it’s unlikely the broker has come up with or implemented any new features there. Still, it’s disappointing that we haven’t yet had the chance to get closer to the future that supposedly “Looks Bright.”

Account Types Review

On the main page, NetherexPro claims that there is nothing easier than starting trading on its super-technological platform. Only three steps are required:

1. Fill out a simple initial form, then provide detailed personal data on the next one, and open an account.
2. Receive an email to confirm the address.
3. Fund the account with no less than 250 US dollars.

After that, all that’s left is to follow the platform’s prompts to make trades and watch the balance grow rapidly. Unfortunately, we were not able to open an account.

This prevented us from finding out what types of accounts are available to traders. However, the most important thing is that there are no trading conditions listed on the site at all. Therefore, potential clients, before completing registration, know nothing about:

• The maximum leverage.
• Spreads (though thankfully the broker didn’t forget to mention the absence of trading commissions).
• Fees for holding positions overnight (swaps).
• The minimum and maximum trade size, etc.

For some reason, we feel that a company intending to operate honestly would not act this way. Perhaps we’ve been spoiled by examples of truly regulated brokers who disclose all trading conditions on their websites. And not just voluntarily — such disclosure is required by regulators.

The firm we’re discussing today disregards these requirements or rather deliberately ignores them. Who, other than scammers, would allow themselves to act this way?

Trading Platform

We never got the chance to become familiar with the trading platform offered by this company. That’s because we’re still waiting for a call from the company’s representatives to complete the registration process. NetherexPro itself says almost nothing about its trading terminal and doesn’t even offer to work on a demo account.

However, we did gather a lot of information about the platform from videos that lavishly praise the company. In those videos, we were told that it:

• Uses AI technologies.
• Automatically analyzes asset behavior, identifying existing market trends and the best moments to open positions.
• Allows for both fully automated trading and manual trade management.

As one of the video creators put it, the work of the NetherexPro terminal is like having a professional trader working for you 24/7. Unfortunately, none of this managed to convince us. When a video doesn’t even show a small fragment of the company’s working platform, and the creator doesn’t display the actual account balance before and after trading with the company, we clearly understand we are being deceived.

NetherexPro — Deposit and Withdrawal of Funds

The statement that the company does not show website visitors critically important information has become a recurring theme in this review. This fully applies to the execution of financial transactions as well. The platform owners do not show any payment methods or the conditions for deposits/withdrawals.

However, we dare to assume that a firm where users can only trade cryptocurrencies likely accepts and pays out only cryptocurrencies. Especially since this is the most convenient method for scammers. First, regulatory and tax authorities cannot see the company’s turnover. Second, dissatisfied clients have no way to initiate a chargeback procedure.

Verification

Nothing is said about data verification either on the NetherexPro website or in the documents published by the company. Therefore, we believe that clients are not required to go through this procedure. And it would indeed be strange to request any confirmations when all operations with crypto wallets are anonymous, and the broker does not even have KYC or AML policies.

Additional Options

Judging by the website content, the company does not offer any additional services, not even an affiliate program. However, after watching videos on YouTube, we began to have doubts. The authors are too persistent in urging new users to register. Some even go so far as to “stretch” claims that the number of seats is limited. Some say 300, others 100. However, there is no such information on the official website.

Is NetherexPro a Scam?

We have virtually no doubt that this project was created by scammers with the sole purpose of taking traders’ money. We couldn’t see how this process is organized, but nothing prevents us from analyzing the company’s official data.

Legal Information and License

We searched the pages of the NetherexPro website for any information about the country of registration. It turned out to be useless. It seems that this “wonderful” project exists nowhere except on the internet.

Still, we made an attempt to find information about the company. For this, we turned to the Open Corporates database. The aggregator has collected an impressive amount of data and stores information about 222M+ companies worldwide.

As you can see, our attempt was unsuccessful — there is no company with the name NetherexPro in the database. Nor are there any companies whose names begin with Netherex. Of course, the aggregator does not have data on every legal entity in the world, but with more than 95% certainty, we can say that the platform is not officially registered anywhere. This, by the way, is confirmed by the text in the Terms & Conditions, which only refers to the website, with the company not mentioned at all.

If the broker believed that working exclusively with crypto assets exempts it from registration, it is deeply mistaken. It would also need a license. It claims to provide services to clients in trading CFDs. This activity falls under the domain of Forex brokers/dealers and must be conducted only under a license from a financial regulator operating or recognized in the relevant jurisdiction.

Moreover, more and more countries are adopting laws requiring cryptocurrency operators (which is the term most commonly used) to undergo at least authorization with the local financial regulator.

NetherexPro Domain Info

There is also no reliable information on the company’s registration date on the website. There are only a few words stating that more than 100,000 users have already joined the project. Naturally, such an audience can’t be gained in just a couple of weeks, so we are led to believe that the company has been operating for quite some time.

What prevented us from believing in 100,000 registrations was the Whois service. According to its information, the domain netherexpro.com appeared online only on February 13, 2025. At the time of writing our review, that’s just 50 days (a little more than a month and a half). So, for the company to gain 100k clients, it would have to be getting an average of 2,000 registrations per day. Taking into account that support staff are supposed to call each client, the numbers become downright fantastical.

Contacts Review

NetherexPro is doing really poorly when it comes to contact details. On the corresponding page, users will only find a feedback form. An email address can also be found in the text on the homepage. However, the broker does not provide a phone number or links to public social media profiles. Obviously, it prefers to communicate with clients only when it wants to — such as after a registration form has been submitted. In all other cases, traders can just wait. However, as practice shows, the promised phone call may also take weeks to arrive.

Pros and Cons

1.3 TOTAL SCORE

NetherexPro Summary

In our NetherexPro review, we provided plenty of arguments that expose yet another scam. The scammers didn’t even try to create a plausible story. Minimal information about the project and its trading conditions, operating without registration or a license, unknown features of the trading platform — everything speaks against this pseudo-company. We strongly advise against risking your money in an attempt to earn here.

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Website information content 2

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Verification 1

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Work duration 2

Feedback 2

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)