Forex GPT (forex-gpt.com) does not look like a broker. It looks like a personality quiz: pick your gender, your age, your favourite market, how much you could invest. At the end, “To unlock your results, simply fill in the form” — and a WhatsApp button pre-filled with “I want my free signal”.
The small print versus the pitch
- The disclaimer says the content is “for informational and/or educational purposes only”.
- The same page promises “a personal analysis of your results from our professionals”.
- It says the tool is “Backed by performance stats”; no statistics appear.
- The footer shows both “Copyright © 2024” and “Copyright © 2026”.
⚠ What we confirmed
- FCA warning, October 2026.
- A quiz that hands you to WhatsApp.
- No company, no regulator, no address.
- Domain registered 11 July 2024.
Sources: FCA warning list entry for Forex-gpt.com (October 2026); forex-gpt.com quiz pages (read on 22 October 2026); RDAP record. General information only.
Why the FCA listed a quiz
The UK Financial Conduct Authority added Forex-gpt.com to its warning list this month as “not authorised or registered by the FCA”. Sites like this are lead funnels: they collect your phone number, budget and appetite for risk, then pass you to a “professional” who sells signals, a managed account or a trading platform.
| What it collects | Gender, age, assets, budget (€200 to €10,000), risk level |
|---|---|
| Contact route | WhatsApp, UK number +44 7428 322809 |
| Company / address | None named |
| Regulator | None claimed |
| User claim | “Used by 10,000+ traders”, no source |
| Domain registered | 11 July 2024 |
Did a Forex GPT “analyst” message you on WhatsApp?
Or write to support@ettran.com — Keep the number and the first messages you received.
Moved from WhatsApp to a trading app?
Or write to support@ettran.com — Tell us the name of the app you were sent.