Verdict up front: Elirox runs automated trading bots on your broker account. Its published registered address is in Kingstown, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. It never names a single broker it integrates with. It ships under the package com.elorox.mobile — spelled differently from the brand. And it is filed under Tools, not Finance.
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Elirox LLC · com.elorox.mobile
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- Play installs
- 100,000+
- Rating
- 4.2 from 1,640
- Last updated
- 10 September 2026
- Monetisation
- In-app purchases
The address
Credit where it is due: this listing publishes one, which most in this series do not. The final line reads:
“The application are owned and operated by Elirox LLC. Registered company address: Suite 305, Griffith Corporate Centre, Beachmont, Kingstown, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.”
If you have read anything on this site before, you will recognise it. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines is where a very large share of the forex operations we deal with are incorporated, and the reason is specific: an LLC can be registered there quickly and cheaply, and the country’s financial regulator does not licence or supervise forex trading. A company can be genuinely registered in SVG and genuinely unregulated at the same time.
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So the address is real, and it tells you the thing the listing does not say out loud: no regulator is watching this. There is no ombudsman, no compensation scheme, and no authority that can compel anything if your account goes wrong.
Which brokers?
The description has a whole section headed “SEAMLESS BROKER INTEGRATION”:
“Linking your broker to Elirox is quick and easy. The intuitive interface guides you through each step, making account setup smooth so you can start automated trading in minutes.”
It does not name one. Not a single broker, anywhere in the listing.
That absence is worth weighing, because a competitor we looked at the same day does the opposite — it names OANDA and MetaTrader 5 explicitly, states it never holds your deposits, and explains that your money stays in your own broker account. Naming your integrations is easy when they are reputable. It is only awkward when they are not.
Elirox, elorox, Alirox
| Where | Spelling |
|---|---|
| Store title and developer | Elirox |
| Package name (permanent, set at first publication) | com.elorox.mobile |
| A reviewer, 29 August 2026 | “Been using Alirox for a while” |
A package name can never be changed after publication. So whatever this was called on the day it first went live, it was not Elirox. Rebranding is not a crime; it is worth knowing about a firm that holds the keys to your trading account.
Filed under Tools
An automated trading platform that links to brokers, runs bots on live accounts and sells in-app purchases is categorised on Play as Tools — alongside torches and file managers — rather than Finance.
That is the fourth app in this batch to sit outside Finance. Finance is where informed buyers look and where the store applies its heaviest scrutiny.
What to check before linking a broker to any bot
- Find the registered address and look up the jurisdiction. SVG, Marshall Islands and similar mean no regulator.
- Demand the broker names. A platform that will not say who it connects to is telling you something.
- Compare the package name to the brand. A mismatch means a rename.
- Check the store category. A trading platform under Tools has picked a quieter shelf.
- Use the demo for a full month. Elirox does offer one; use it properly before funding anything.
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In fairness
This is a more substantial product than most in this batch. It has a demo account, real risk controls, a support team that replies to reviews individually, and it does not claim guaranteed profits. One reviewer’s detailed criticism — that the bot does not adapt its grid to changing trends — got a considered reply.
None of that changes the structural facts: an unregulated jurisdiction, unnamed brokers, and a rename buried in the package name.
It is filed with our other Flagged Apps.
The verdict: a polished automated-trading platform operating from a jurisdiction that does not regulate forex, integrating with brokers it declines to name, under a brand that is not the one it launched with. If it goes wrong, there is no one to complain to. That is the whole point of the address.
Sources: the Google Play listing for com.elorox.mobile, including the full description, published registered address, store category, Data safety panel and user reviews with developer replies, read on 19 September 2026.
