Staying Safe Online

Important information on how to protect yourself on the internet

Staying Safe Online

Important information on how to protect yourself on the internet

How to stay safe online

  • Phishing

    Fraudsters often try to obtain your personal information by pretending to be a trusted company or its employees. Be cautious of suspicious emails with domains that resemble official sources but have slight variations. These emails often include spelling errors or improper formatting.

  • Secure browsing

    Always ensure secure browsing by checking that the website's domain starts with "https://".

  • Viruses and malware

    It's best to avoid downloading files or programs from unknown sources onto any of your devices.

  • Disclosing data

    Never share your password or sensitive account information with anyone. SafecapTrade would never ask for these details. Also, ensure that your personal data is not stored on unprotected hardware.

  • Consult Regulators

    Before conducting business with any investment firms, please visit the regulator's website for the respective country to verify which entities are licensed to provide investment services and/or activities, and their approved domains. Additionally, most regulators maintain lists of approved and non-approved domains, which can help you determine if the regulator approves a domain.

How to stay safe online

  • Phishing

    Fraudsters often try to obtain your personal information by pretending to be a trusted company or its employees. Be cautious of suspicious emails with domains that resemble official sources but have slight variations. These emails often include spelling errors or improper formatting.

  • Secure browsing

    Always ensure secure browsing by checking that the website's domain starts with "https://".

  • Viruses and malware

    It's best to avoid downloading files or programs from unknown sources onto any of your devices.

  • Disclosing data

    Never share your password or sensitive account information with anyone. SafecapTrade would never ask for these details. Also, ensure that your personal data is not stored on unprotected hardware.

  • Consult Regulators

    Before conducting business with any investment firms, please visit the regulator's website for the respective country to verify which entities are licensed to provide investment services and/or activities, and their approved domains. Additionally, most regulators maintain lists of approved and non-approved domains, which can help you determine if the regulator approves a domain.

Suspicious contacts impersonating us

  • Beware of suspicious contacts pretending to be from Safecap Investments Limited.

    Please note that Safecap Investments Limited does not provide investment or trading advice, asset management, or guarantee any profits or returns on investments. If you receive such communication, please Contact Us and report it to your local authorities.

  • Employees of the Company will never ask you to make a deposit or wire money under any circumstances.

    The decision to fund your account is yours. We will only contact you if your account funds fall below the necessary margin requirements. If anyone asks you to make a deposit or wire money, it's likely a fraud attempt. The Company does not manage your account; you are solely responsible. When making a payment, the bank account details will have the Company’s legal name as the billing descriptor.

  • High-Risk Investment Warning

    Furthermore, no profits are guaranteed, and as our High-Risk Investment Warning clearly states, CFDs are complex instruments that carry a high risk of losing money.
 Our contact details can always be found in the footer of our website.
 Scammers may register similar domains with minor spelling differences and copy our website design to deceive visitors. These copies can be very convincing.

Suspicious contacts impersonating us

  • Beware of suspicious contacts pretending to be from Safecap Investments Limited.

    Please note that Safecap Investments Limited does not provide investment or trading advice, asset management, or guarantee any profits or returns on investments. If you receive such communication, please Contact Us and report it to your local authorities.

  • Employees of the Company will never ask you to make a deposit or wire money under any circumstances.

    The decision to fund your account is yours. We will only contact you if your account funds fall below the necessary margin requirements. If anyone asks you to make a deposit or wire money, it's likely a fraud attempt. The Company does not manage your account; you are solely responsible. When making a payment, the bank account details will have the Company’s legal name as the billing descriptor.

  • High-Risk Investment Warning

    Furthermore, no profits are guaranteed, and as our High-Risk Investment Warning clearly states, CFDs are complex instruments that carry a high risk of losing money.
 Our contact details can always be found in the footer of our website.
 Scammers may register similar domains with minor spelling differences and copy our website design to deceive visitors. These copies can be very convincing.

Here are some common methods used by impersonators to get your attention and raise awareness.

  • They promise guaranteed profits and encourage wire transfers to various bank accounts.

  • balance protection

    They are asking investors to make additional deposits for tax purposes in order to proceed with account withdrawals.

  • They provide counterfeit documentation such as forged bank guarantees or contracts containing unauthorised electronic signatures obtained from publicly accessible information.

  • They are asking for investors' bank account and credit card details over the phone, which we never do.

  • They present themselves as the client’s asset manager and contact person. However, clients manage their own accounts, and no accounts are managed by the Company or its employees.

  • They falsely inform investors that the company is closing its retail client accounts and upgrading all accounts to corporate and/or professional accounts to entice them to deposit funds.

  • Be cautious if someone falsely claims that the company is transferring your account to another entity and asks for your bank account and personal information.

Here are some common methods used by impersonators to get your attention and raise awareness.

  • They promise guaranteed profits and encourage wire transfers to various bank accounts.

  • balance protection

    They are asking investors to make additional deposits for tax purposes in order to proceed with account withdrawals.

  • They provide counterfeit documentation such as forged bank guarantees or contracts containing unauthorised electronic signatures obtained from publicly accessible information.

  • They are asking for investors' bank account and credit card details over the phone, which we never do.

  • They present themselves as the client’s asset manager and contact person. However, clients manage their own accounts, and no accounts are managed by the Company or its employees.

  • They falsely inform investors that the company is closing its retail client accounts and upgrading all accounts to corporate and/or professional accounts to entice them to deposit funds.

  • Be cautious if someone falsely claims that the company is transferring your account to another entity and asks for your bank account and personal information.

Fraudulent Websites

We provide below a list with the fraudulent websites that we have identified over the years,
however it is important to note that this list is not exhaustive:

  • forexgrand.com
  • marketsx.co.uk
  • asiafxi.com
  • getfinancial.com
  • iforex24.com
  • markets-de.com
  • safe-cap.net/login.php
  • safecap.io
  • safecaplive.com
  • vip-platform.market
  • marketgbp.com
  • profxmarket.com
  • marketsx.fr
  • platform-markets.com
  • markets-vip.com
  • safecap.iox
  • webtrader.safecap.io
  • sfcaptrade.cc
  • markets-x.com
  • marketsi.es
  • bitmax4u.com
  • bndfin.com
  • marketseu.com
  • safecap-online.com
  • safecap-prime.com
  • finalto.pro
  • thepremarkets.com
  • marketsi.co.uk
  • safeforex.org
  • marketscapital.co.uk
  • 5markets.co
  • markets-prime.com
  • primemarkets.co.com
  • live-safecap.com
  • uxcoins.io
  • marketshelp.com/to

Fraudulent Websites

We provide below a list with the fraudulent websites that we have identified over the years,
however it is important to note that this list is not exhaustive:

  • forexgrand.com
  • marketsx.co.uk
  • asiafxi.com
  • getfinancial.com
  • iforex24.com
  • markets-de.com
  • safe-cap.net/login.php
  • safecap.io
  • safecaplive.com
  • vip-platform.market
  • marketgbp.com
  • profxmarket.com
  • marketsx.fr
  • platform-markets.com
  • markets-vip.com
  • safecap.iox
  • webtrader.safecap.io
  • sfcaptrade.cc
  • markets-x.com
  • marketsi.es
  • bitmax4u.com
  • bndfin.com
  • marketseu.com
  • safecap-online.com
  • safecap-prime.com
  • finalto.pro
  • thepremarkets.com
  • marketsi.co.uk
  • safeforex.org
  • marketscapital.co.uk
  • 5markets.co
  • markets-prime.com
  • primemarkets.co.com
  • live-safecap.com
  • uxcoins.io
  • marketshelp.com/to
You should avoid engaging in any communications with the above websites.
You should avoid engaging in any communications with the above websites.

Report any Suspicions

Report any suspicious activity immediately to legal@safecaptrade.com, privacy@safecaptrade.com, and your local police.



If you get any unsolicited calls, emails, or messages claiming to be from the Company or from any of our partners, be cautious. Refer to our Privacy Policy for details on third-party information sharing. Contact us immediately if you notice unauthorised account transactions or suspect a security breach.

Report any Suspicions

Report any suspicious activity immediately to legal@safecaptrade.com, privacy@safecaptrade.com, and your local police.



If you get any unsolicited calls, emails, or messages claiming to be from the Company or from any of our partners, be cautious. Refer to our Privacy Policy for details on third-party information sharing. Contact us immediately if you notice unauthorised account transactions or suspect a security breach.

Official Websites

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CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 72.3% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.