QuMatix has over a million installs, automates trading on a binary-options broker, and is filed on Google Play under Tools.
| App | QuMatix: Trading Tool |
| Package | com.qexpress.tool |
| Developer | Tradematix LLC |
| Registration given | “registration number 3583”, St Vincent and the Grenadines |
| Address | Suite 305, Griffith Corporate Centre, Kingstown, St Vincent & the Grenadines |
| Phone | +34 691 59 48 66 (Spain) |
| Installs / rating | 1,000,000+ · 4.2 stars from 4,490 reviews |
| Play category | Tools — not Finance |
| Last updated | 25 August 2026 |
A company number is not a licence
The listing states the app is “owned and operated by Tradematix LLC, a company registered under registration number 3583” in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. St Vincent’s Financial Services Authority states publicly that it does not licence or supervise forex and derivatives brokers. Number 3583 is a company formation number. Presenting it in the same breath as a description of trading automation invites a reader to treat it as regulatory standing, which it is not.
Filed under Tools, and that matters
An app that connects to a trading account and executes strategies is a financial product. Listing it under Tools rather than Finance keeps it outside the stricter disclosure Play applies to financial services. The same developer does exactly this twice — its sibling app Olymp Matix, also filed under Tools, carries another 500,000+ installs from the same Kingstown address and the same registration number 3583.
Risk-free, but no decisions made
The listing says it is “completely risk-free and lets you practice with virtual funds”, that “The software does not predict markets and does not make trading decisions for you”, and that it “does not provide brokerage services, does not execute trades on behalf of users, and does not hold or manage user funds”. It also explains you can “set up strategy automation for your Quotex account in a few simple steps”. Quotex is a binary-options broker — a product banned for retail clients across the EU and UK. The app is a bridge to it.
What it does collect
Unlike several apps in this batch it makes no false no-collection claim: Data safety discloses collecting Location, Personal info and 3 others and sharing Personal info, App activity and 2 others with third parties. That is the honest part of the listing — and it means an unlicensed offshore company is collecting location and personal data from over a million installs and passing some of it on.
What we verified
- Play listing shows “About this app”, category Tools, 1,000,000+ installs, last updated 25 August 2026 (checked 24 September 2026).
- Listing names Tradematix LLC, “registration number 3583”, Suite 305, Griffith Corporate Centre, Kingstown, St Vincent and the Grenadines.
- St Vincent’s FSA does not licence or supervise forex and derivatives brokers, so number 3583 is a formation number, not a licence.
- The app automates strategies on Quotex, a binary-options broker banned for retail clients in the EU and UK.
- Data safety discloses collecting Location and Personal info and sharing data with third parties.
This is not a finding of fraud. But a company number from a register that does not supervise brokers is not a credential, and an app that automates binary-options trading is not a “tool” in any sense that should keep it out of the Finance category.