Stonecapitals offers its clients to trade CFDs on various assets. There is no information about the project’s founding date, but its website has been in existence since October 2023, according to Whois data. According to the documentation, it is mentioned that the company’s registration has taken place in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. However, we have no information about who regulates the firm. Do you consider this to be a favorable place to work with assets?
Trading Conditions
Stonecapitals offers trading on its own platform, available both as a web version and as a mobile application. Users can trade CFDs on currency pairs, cryptocurrencies, stocks, indices, and commodities. Users can also receive training, including individual lessons with experts. You can start trading with a deposit of 250 euros. There are three accounts for traders available:
- Solo.
- Trial Premium.
- Premium.
- Black.
Stonecapitals has customer support that can be contacted by phone, email, or chat on the website. The company offers a bonus system: rewards are given for the first deposit, for inviting a friend, and for switching to the platform from another broker. Deposits can be made using a credit card, payment system, or cryptocurrency.
They also don't have any licenses, even though they claim that working with them is completely transparent and safe. Stonecapitals mention being registered in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. This is already a red flag, as registering a company there doesn't mean much, as it is a popular offshore location for fraudsters. But out of curiosity, I decided to check and realized that they are not even listed in the registry of that country... So they are lying and from a legal perspective, they don't exist at all. And how do you get your money back from such scammers if they deceive you? I believe it is very difficult.
Later, I read in reviews that this company appeared just a few days ago. There is no talk about following any rules or regulations... And why didn't I realize this from the beginning? Maybe because they were too good at fooling me…