World Investors S.à r.l. Review: Is It a Safe Broker or a Scam?

In our new World Investors S.à r.l. review, we take a look at another Forex/CFD broker that caught our attention with its claimed solid market experience and an extensive collection of prestigious awards. However, any money deposited into accounts with this scam company will never be recovered. There is more than enough evidence to support this claim — let’s take a look at the key points.

World Investors S.à r.l. General Information

Website	https://worldinvestorssrl.com/
Phone Number	+35220338107
Email	support@worldinvestorssrl.net, info@worldinvestorssrl.net
Address	A. 1 rue Hildegard von Bingen, L1282 Luxembourg
License	No
Minimum Deposit	£100
Assets	CFDs
Leverage	Up to 1:200
Trading Platform	Webtrader

Registration and Client Portal Review

The official World Investors S.à r.l. website does have some decent design elements. For example, the video banner on the homepage and the statistics section are visually appealing. However, the content is a complete disaster — it gives the impression that it was put together by amateurs who have no understanding of how a brokerage operates or what traders actually need. The complete lack of legal documents and specific trading conditions is a prime example of this incompetence. To be honest, looking at this mess, we seriously doubt that the company will attract even a single legitimate client.

It even seems that the broker is actively trying to convince us of its similarity (if not outright connection) with dozens of scam projects online. Even the methods they use to engage with potential clients are identical.

Judge for yourself. To create an account with World Investors S.à r.l., a user needs to fill out a simple registration form requiring only:

• Personal details. First name, last name, country of residence.
• Contact details. Email address, phone number (no verification is conducted).
• Account currency.
• Identification details. Password and Registration Code.

Additionally, the user must:

• Pass a reCAPTCHA verification.
• Read and confirm your agreement with the User Agreement and Risk Disclosure Notice.

It seems straightforward and should take less than a minute to complete. However, it is impossible to finish independently. The problem is a mandatory field — Registration Code. The website does not mention where to obtain this code, meaning the user will likely have to contact customer support.

This raises a simple question: why create the illusion of a registration process if it cannot be completed without contacting company representatives anyway? Wouldn’t it be easier for support to simply enter all the data into their system and open an account for the user?

Moreover, the registration form itself is dysfunctional. Here’s why:

• Account currency selection. The user is offered three options — GBP, GBP, and GBP. We had a hard time deciding which one to choose.
• Privacy Policy is missing from the list of documents that require a mandatory agreement. However, we know that it is required by European law. This means that a broker operating in Europe is openly violating local regulations.
• Other regulatory documents cannot be found. The links in the form lead to 404 error pages, and the actual texts are missing from the website. This means that no agreement is signed with clients, and no policies are enforced. On what basis, then, does this company provide services and accept payments?

In short, there are many serious questions about the broker’s registration process. But this is not surprising — most scam projects operate in the same way.

Account Types Review

We tried to find contract specifications on the World Investors S.à r.l. website. However, it seems the company’s employees have never even heard of such a way to present trading conditions. Instead, the Products section contains a table listing trading instruments. It provides real-time price data, and as for trading conditions, only:

• Trade volume step in lots.
• Leverage.

It is clear to us that these figures have little to do with actual trading conditions. For example, to open a Forex trade with a 1-lot step (as indicated in the table), a trader would need at least 100,000 units of currency. With 1:20 leverage (also listed in the table), that would still require a minimum of 5,000 units. However, the FAQ states that the minimum deposit is £100 and the maximum leverage is 1:200, yet these numbers are nowhere to be found in the table.

We hoped the company would fill in these information gaps by providing details in the account types section, but things are even worse there. World Investors S.à r.l. presents two different lists of account types:

1. On the homepage, accounts include Standart (yes, that’s how they spelled it), Raw+, Stock-Market, and Elite, with deposits ranging from 100 to £120,000. No other conditions are listed.
2. On the Account Types page, there are more account options along with some details.

According to the table, the accounts are:

• Intro — minimum deposit £100, leverage 1:10.
• Beginner — minimum deposit £5,000, leverage 1:20.
• Silver — minimum deposit £25,000, leverage 1:50.
• Gold — minimum deposit £75,000, leverage 1:100.
• Premium — minimum deposit £150,000.
• VIP — minimum deposit £250,000.
• Partners — minimum deposit £1,000,000.

No further trading conditions are provided. The broker does not disclose spreads, swaps, or trading commissions. Why such secrecy? Could it be that trading with World Investors S.à r.l. is not as profitable as the company claims?

Additionally, there are some questionable features on this list. Accounts Gold and higher come with:

• Bonuses ranging from 50% to 100%.
• Guaranteed ROI between 9% and 18%.

After seeing this, we had even more questions:

1. Is the company aware that European regulators prohibit using bonuses to attract or reward clients?
2. Who guarantees this ROI, and what is its source? A broker should not have access to client funds stored in segregated accounts. Or does it? Is their “security” just a myth?

In the end, which account list should we trust? And can such a broker be trusted at all, if it cannot even clearly present the most basic information for traders?

Trading Platform

On its website, World Investors S.à r.l. boasts about its ultra-modern trading platform with near-instant order execution, an optimized interface, and an excellent set of charting tools. We might have believed them — until we discovered that they use a terminal from Easy Technologies.

This software is widely used by scammers and has more drawbacks than advantages. The main problems include:

• Market overview is inconvenient. Traders cannot customize the list of displayed assets, making it harder to find and monitor instruments. Creating a Favorites list only partially solves this issue.
• Limited charting tools. There are only four graphical elements for analysis. This restricts traders, often forcing them to modify strategies in a negative way.
• No built-in programming language or API. Traders cannot develop or integrate custom indicators or automated trading scripts.
• Admin manipulation of price feeds. The platform allows the server administrator to interfere with price charts. How can traders expect to profit if the broker can alter price movements in its favor?

Overall, the World Investors S.à r.l. terminal is far from being a high-quality trading platform. It falls behind industry leaders in every aspect. And because of these flaws, traders are more likely to lose money than make a profit — which, of course, seems perfectly fine to the project’s owners.

World Investors S.à.r.l. ‌— Deposit and Withdrawal of Funds

The broker’s FAQ briefly mentions payment methods, stating that World Investors S.à r.l. accepts:

• SEPA bank transfers.
• Debit/credit card payments.
• Cryptocurrencies.

However, we could not find any payment details — no banking information, no conditions regarding deposit/withdrawal limits, fees, or processing times.

It seems that World Investors S.à r.l. has no interest in transparency and does not want to disclose its financial details to regulatory authorities. Why is that?

Verification

We are certain that World Investors S.à.r.l. will require client verification before allowing withdrawals — confirming identity, address, and payment details. However, we couldn’t find any information on what exactly is required, as the company does not provide any relevant documents on its website, and the personal account is inaccessible without registration.

Still, we have a critical question for the broker: on what basis does the verification process even take place? The company has no User Agreement, KYC, or AML policies. Why, then, should clients be required to submit copies of their documents? Moreover, there is no guarantee of data security, as the broker hasn’t even published a Privacy Policy.

Additional Options

One of the few noteworthy features of World Investors S.à.r.l. is its large collection of educational materials. While most of the content appears to be gathered from the internet, there are some genuinely useful publications. Unfortunately, we couldn’t assess the quality of the Video Academy courses, as access is restricted to registered users.

Is World Investors S.à.r.l. a Scam?

At this point, we have almost no doubt that this broker is a fraudulent project. To complete the picture, we need to analyze its official registration and licensing details.

Legal Information and License

World Investors S.à.r.l. provides no details about its registration or licenses on its website. However, it does claim to be a subsidiary of FxPro Group Ltd. Let’s clarify: FxPro Group Ltd. is a well-known brokerage group that legitimately operates under multiple entities, registered in:

• The United Kingdom.
• Cyprus.
• South Africa.
• The Bahamas.
• The Seychelles.

All these entities are licensed by local regulators and comply with legal requirements. However, World Investors S.à.r.l. is NOT listed among them. Besides, why would FxPro Group Ltd. need another European entity, when its Cyprus-registered branch already has full rights to operate across the EU and EEA?

Additionally, all brokers within the FxPro Group have consistent branding and corporate website designs. Visually, it’s clear that World Investors S.à.r.l. does not belong to this group.

The broker lists a Luxembourg office address on its contact page. Given the strict financial regulations in the European Union, this suggests the company may have local registration.

A Luxembourg business registry search confirms that World Investors S.à.r.l. was indeed registered in January 2015 under number B193846. However, its primary activity is listed as financial holdings — not brokerage services.

This might give the illusion of legitimacy, but there’s a major problem: the company does NOT hold a financial license from Luxembourg’s CSSF regulator. In reality, the Luxembourg-registered entity has NOTHING to do with brokerage services. This means that the broker is illegally using its name‌ — ‌and operates without proper registration or licensing.

Important! All claims about segregated client funds, regular audits, and security measures are completely fabricated. The same applies to the alleged corporate accounts and payment security — the company does not have official banking details, and such accounts cannot exist.

Worldinvestorssrl.com Domain Info

The broker provides plenty of “historical” information about itself. On the homepage, a widget displays key dates, claiming the company was founded in 2008. Meanwhile, the About Us page insists it has been operating since 2010 — and further down, it boasts over 20 years of industry experience.

However, we know that the real World Investors S.à.r.l. was registered in Luxembourg in January 2015, meaning it has only existed for 10 years at the time of this review.

We’ve always known that scammers struggle with math and consistency in their claims. To get the facts straight, we checked the WHOIS database for the broker’s domain worldinvestorssrl.com.

No surprises here — the domain was registered only a month ago, on December 26, 2024. This means the broker has existed for the same duration and could not have offered services before launching its website.

Therefore, all the claimed company history, statistics (such as 3 million clients and over 100 industry awards), and other credibility markers are completely fake.

Contacts Review

On the contact details page of World Investors S.à.r.l., users will find:

• A contact form.
• A couple of email addresses.
• An office address in Luxembourg.
• A Luxembourg phone number.

The pseudo-company has put some effort into crafting this part of its narrative. However, for complete authenticity, something seems to be missing — such as links to social media accounts.

We find it hard to believe that a broker, supposedly created in 2008, 2010, or 2015, has no social media presence. Sure, if the broker has only existed for a month, perhaps it hasn’t had time or money for that yet. But scammers typically don’t need social media — especially if they plan to collect money from clients and disappear within 3-4 months.

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