Verdict up front: Kant Finance sells three account tiers from $250 to $10,000, each with a welcome bonus of 10%, 15% or 20% and leverage rising to 1:200. Deposit bonuses are banned for EU retail clients and 1:200 is far beyond the legal cap. Its own counters read zero.
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kantfinance.pro · no company named
SCAM BROKER
- AMF blacklist
- Added 10 April 2026
- Domain registered
- 4 September 2024 (about 2 years)
- Account tiers
- Silver $250 · Gold $5,000 · Platinum $10,000
- Welcome bonus
- 10% / 15% / 20%
- Leverage offered
- Up to 1:200
The AMF blacklist
France’s market regulator, the AMF, maintains a public blacklist of websites offering investment services to French residents without the authorisation the law requires. kantfinance.pro was added on 10 April 2026.
Being on that list is not a finding about any one client’s experience. It means the regulator looked for an authorisation and did not find one — so there is no supervisor, no ombudsman and no compensation scheme behind this firm, and nowhere to take a complaint if money goes in and does not come out.
The two numbers that settle it
Kant Finance publishes its account tiers openly, which makes the assessment straightforward.
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Welcome bonus 10% / 15% / 20%. Since 2018, offering deposit bonuses or trading incentives to retail CFD clients has been prohibited across the European Union. The reason is mechanical: bonuses come with volume conditions, and until you have traded some multiple of the bonus you cannot withdraw — including your own original deposit. The bonus is not a gift; it is a lock.
Leverage up to 1:200. The EU retail cap is 1:30 on major currency pairs, and lower on everything else. At 1:200, a half-per-cent move against you wipes out the position. That is not an aggressive setting; it is a setting no authorised European broker is permitted to offer a retail client.
The counters that never started
Below the headline the page shows two animated statistics. One is labelled “Liquidity providers” and reads 0. The other is labelled “Registered accounts” and reads + 0 K.
These are counters that are supposed to animate upward to an impressive figure. Here they sit at zero, either because nobody set the numbers or because the script never ran. Beside them, in a separate element, the site claims +72,000 New Customers.
Seventy-two thousand customers and zero liquidity providers, on the same screen.
The tier ladder
Silver at $250 for “beginner traders”. Gold at $5,000 to “work out your strategies”. Platinum at $10,000 for “advanced customers”. Each rung adds a larger bonus, higher leverage and better “training”.
A regulated broker differentiates accounts by spread and commission, published openly. A ladder that rewards a larger deposit with more leverage is a structure for escalating deposits, and the $250 bottom rung is the figure the whole trade has used as an entry point for a decade.
| Check | What we found |
|---|---|
| AMF blacklist | Yes — added 10 April 2026 |
| Domain age | kantfinance.pro, registered 4 September 2024 |
| Welcome bonus | 10% / 15% / 20% — banned for EU retail clients |
| Maximum leverage | 1:200 — EU retail cap is 1:30 on major FX |
| “Liquidity providers” counter | 0 |
| “Registered accounts” counter | + 0 K |
| Also claims | +72,000 new customers |
| Licence number | None published |
Who it is aimed at
A French flag sits in the navigation bar and the site offers a French version. That is what brings it within the AMF’s remit, and it is why the regulator listed it rather than leaving it alone.
Before you fund any broker account
- Look for a licence number you can check on the regulator’s own website — a company registration number is not a licence.
- Check the domain’s age and compare it with the company’s age.
- Treat a bonus of 100% or more as a warning sign. Bonus terms are the usual reason withdrawals get refused.
- Read review dates and reviewer histories. A handful of five-star reviews from one-review accounts is not a track record.
- A welcome bonus is a withdrawal condition. In the EU it is banned outright for retail CFD clients — a firm offering one is telling you it is not authorised here.
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Our view: Kant Finance sells bonus-locked account tiers at leverage no EU broker may offer, shows zero liquidity providers beside a claim of 72,000 customers, and is blacklisted in France. Do not deposit.
Sources, checked 23 September 2026: French AMF blacklist of unauthorised forex websites, 4 September 2026 edition (entry dated 10 April 2026) · RDAP registration record for kantfinance.pro · the live account-tier and homepage content at kantfinance.pro · ESMA product-intervention measures on retail CFDs (leverage limits and the bonus ban), as adopted into national rules.
