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JDR Securities:Bonus Scam

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TraderKnows
07-11

JDR Securities entices a large number of investors with the bonus scam but refuses to pay out withdrawals after users complete the requirements.

Have you heard of JDR Securities' bonus activity? JDR Securities has recently been actively promoting this campaign, which involves setting various rules and tasks for users to complete in order to receive trading bonuses. In reality, JDR Securities is using these bonuses as bait to lure in investors. Many investors have fallen for JDR Securities' promises, only to discover that it's a bonus scam. Depositing funds is easy, but withdrawing them is extremely difficult. JDR Securities has set the rules and seems to break them at will. Complaints about JDR Securities have been piling up recently.

According to one investor A:

"Under the guidance of JDR Securities' account manager, I joined their bonus promotion. According to their promises, all I had to do was complete a certain number of trades to receive additional bonuses. My JDR Securities account number is 504836. However, after completing the specified tasks, the platform refused to process my withdrawal request!"

“A total of $3,050 was at stake. I provided delivery order confirmations before we began our cooperation, and during our collaboration, I maintained each trade order for at least 5 minutes, without any violations. However, this platform quickly turned the tables and reneged on its promises.”

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Let's get a general overview of this company.

JDR Securities is a broker that offers forex, commodities, and index trading services to investors. JDR Securities' official website is https://www.jdrsecurities.com/. It is registered in Australia.

The group operates under the following subsidiaries:

  • JDR Securities (AU): Australia
  • JDR Securities Limited (SV): Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
  • JDR Securities (SGP): Singapore
  • JDR Securities (UAE): United Arab Emirates and Dubai
  • JDR Securities (PHL): Philippines
  • JDR Securities (MMR): Myanmar
  • JDR Securities Limited (FSP): New Zealand


Is JDR Securities legitimate?

JDR Securities' official website shows that it holds an Australian ASIC (AR) regulatory license, which is accurate.

However, in reality, JDR Securities holds an authorized representative (AR) license from the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) on behalf of Royal Financial Trading Pty Ltd (420268). Royal Financial Trading Pty Ltd has sold authorized representative (AR) licenses to multiple similar companies like JDR Securities (Australia) Pty Ltd. These companies, including JDR Securities (Australia) Pty Ltd, have no direct relationship with Royal Financial Trading Pty Ltd and are merely using the authorized representative (AR) license purchased from them for promotional purposes, which raises suspicions of fraudulent practices.

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In addition, the company's affiliate, JDR Securities Limited, is regulated or authorized by the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) of New Zealand and the Financial Services Authority of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (SVGFSA).

The regulatory oversight by New Zealand's FMA is relatively weak, and the SVGFSA does not provide regulatory, monitoring, authorization, or licensing services to business companies (BC) engaged in forex trading or brokerage.

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JDR Securities has three affiliated platforms:

PWG·Riches, Gao Cheng Jin Ye, and World Index. World Index has ceased operations and vanished with investors' funds. It was operational for only a year or two after its establishment in 2019. This platform has close ties to JDR Securities and is highly likely to have been created by the same group of individuals.

In reality, the JDR Securities platform is not regulated by any financial regulatory authority and is marked as "suspected fraud" on TraderKnows. This poses significant risks for investors. Nobody can predict when JDR Securities might suddenly exit, just like World Index, leaving investors with substantial losses.

It is crucial to remain vigilant, especially when it comes to platforms offering bonuses, promising high returns, and lacking transparent risk disclosure. Legitimate platforms typically provide clear information, including potential risks, and avoid making unrealistic return promises.

TraderKnows strongly advises you to choose reliable platforms and avoid becoming victims of black platforms to ensure the safety of your personal assets.

Risk Warning and Disclaimer

The market carries risks, and investment should be cautious. This article does not constitute personal investment advice and has not taken into account individual users' specific investment goals, financial situations, or needs. Users should consider whether any opinions, viewpoints, or conclusions in this article are suitable for their particular circumstances. Investing based on this is at one's own responsibility.

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