Geldvision review — a story about a project that doesn’t even try to appear as an honest Forex/CFD broker. Of course, on its official website, there are plenty of words about profitable advantages, stability in volatile markets, and a unique path to trading success. However, all of this is just empty talk, not backed by a single fact. In fact, it is very easy for an experienced trader to see that the platform is fraudulent, and its main goal is to collect and appropriate client funds. For those who cannot spot the scam themselves, our materials will help.
Key Features
- Company Name: Geldvision
- Website: https://geldvision.com/
- Available Contacts: [email protected]; +447448343430
- Foundation: 2024
- Services: Forex/CFD trading
- License: No
- Initial Deposit: €5,000
From Sign-Up to Payout
We might praise the designers who worked on the official Geldvision website, but only for the past couple of weeks we’ve seen several scam broker websites using the same template, almost unchanged. The only thing the broker’s employees had to take care of was selecting relevant images and creating content. While they managed to do the first, the second turned out to be too much of a task.
There is no informative content of value for traders on the pages. Consider the following:
- On the Markets page, there isn’t even a listing or a brief description of the available markets and asset groups (except for Forex). It seems the project staff has no knowledge of contract specifications, or they just hoped that traders’ queries would be satisfied by a widget showing the best prices at any given moment. But that’s a poor substitute for actual trade parameters.
- The company also seems unaware that potential clients and even casual visitors might want to read educational materials, view analytics, or check upcoming events in the economic calendar. Otherwise, we would have seen at least something like this on the website. But the developers decided not to even post a news feed.
- The project staff has no idea what information about the company should be publicly available. As a result, the website offers almost no information about registration and licenses, company payment details, or financial reports. The company’s payment details are nowhere to be found, nor is there any history, team info, achievements, or plans.
In short, the Geldvision website was created not to satisfy traders’ needs, but simply to mark the broker’s presence online. Everything else, including client acquisition, will be handled by the company’s specialists.
A confirmation of this is the process of registering a new client. The registration form requires the usual set of details: name, surname, country of residence, and contact information.
It doesn’t take much time, but we don’t understand why this complexity is necessary. After filling out and submitting the registration form, the trader receives a message: “Something went wrong. Please, try again later.” And this “later” has already been going on for three days (since the moment we first tried to register with the broker).
It seems that support intervention is necessary. So why complicate the process? They could have just stated: those who wish to become registered users of Geldvision need to contact customer support, and they would create an account and explain how to deposit funds.
Although this is just a guess, we suspect that clients won’t be able to deposit funds on their own either. We have no confirmation of this because we never received an active account. By the way, there is no list of payment methods or conditions for financial transactions (limits, fees, deposit times) on the broker’s website.
In short, we were unable to find any information about the functionality of the personal account or non-trading operations. Of course, this doesn’t necessarily mean that the broker is a scam, but we certainly have some doubts.
Our Trading Experience With Geldvision
The broker has dedicated an entire page to its trading platform. However, the section on the platform’s advantages is repeated twice, and the list of features is mentioned at least three times. The main features the company highlights include:
- Ultra-fast execution of client orders (although the time isn’t specified).
- Real-time prices. It’s interesting how traders would be able to make deals without access to such a flow of quotes.
- The ability to trade all assets from different markets in a single program. Apparently, some still believe that having all instruments combined on one platform is a great achievement, even though there was a time when Forex trading used one software, and CFD stock trades used another.
In short, the description of the platform provided by Geldvision is utterly useless. The company’s staff didn’t even think to mention the platform’s characteristics, such as:
- The number of technical indicators and charting tools.
- Available timeframes and chart display options.
- The presence of a multi-chart mode and one-click trading.
- Tools for creating custom indicators and trading robots, and/or the ability to connect modules from third-party developers.
Unfortunately, without an active account, we couldn’t explore the terminal ourselves and answer the questions mentioned above. It seems that traders who customer support deems worthy of becoming registered users will have to figure out the trading platform themselves while executing trades. However, this approach is quite common when dealing with scam brokers.
There are also issues with the disclosure of trading conditions on the platform. We have already mentioned that contract specifications are not published. However, key trade parameters are also missing from the account types list.
Geldvision offers a total of 5 pricing plans:
- Basic with a deposit ranging from 5,000 to 10,000 EUR and leverage up to 1:10.
- Silver with a deposit ranging from 10,000 to 25,000 EUR and leverage up to 1:10.
- Gold with a deposit ranging from 25,000 to 250,000 EUR and leverage up to 1:25.
- Platinum with a deposit ranging from 250,000 to 750,000 EUR and leverage up to 1:50.
For the fifth tariff plan — VIP, no conditions are shown at all. Traders are encouraged to contact support, which will clarify the individual offers available for them. To become the owner of this account, one can only do so by invitation from the company.
The company does not disclose other trading conditions. The spread, swap, and commission values remain unknown. In other words, the firm has made sure that traders cannot evaluate the trading costs and potential profitability of deals. The broker does not show the distance for placing pending orders or stop-loss levels, which directly affect overall risk.
However, in the list of options, we find:
- A capital management plan prepared by the company’s employees, but only for clients with a deposit of €25,000 or more.
- Daily market reviews, which traders with a capital of less than €10,000 will not receive.
- Trading alerts and event analysis, which can be expected with a balance of €10,000 or more, etc.
As we can see, the broker solves two problems at once with additional offers:
- It shows that it is focused on beginners in the market and intends to assist them in every way.
- It encourages users to deposit larger amounts.
Of course, clients won’t be told that these actions have one goal: to quickly and without any claims from users, appropriate as much money as possible. This is how all scam platforms operate, and the subject of our review is no different.
The Reality Check
The owners of this project also do not know that brokers are required to provide traders with registration information and license details. The fact that these details are not published on the website pages already indicates that the company operates without regulatory oversight. But we have even more compelling evidence.
The company does not publish its registration addresses; the website only mentions the office location in the UK. We’ll start by checking the UK Companies House database.
As we can see, there is no company named Geldvision in the UK (we also checked other possible spellings of the broker’s name). This means that the office address is either fake or virtual, rented only for a phone number and mailing address. The company is not registered in the UK.
There is no company with this name in the Open Corporates database either, which includes data on over 223 million legal entities worldwide. This could be possible if the company was recently created, but since 2012, when the broker claims it started operating, this information should be in the aggregator’s database.
This allows us to claim that the platform is operating without registration. Naturally, no regulator has issued a license to it because these organizations do not work with unregistered virtual entities, such as websites. This means that the brokerage services offered by the project are illegal activities.
In fact, the pseudo-company only offers virtual services. It has no ability to organize trading (entering into contracts with liquidity providers and quote providers is impossible). It also has no corporate bank accounts or cards (banks do not open accounts for unregistered fake companies), which automatically leads to non-transparency in payment operations.
It turns out that everything a trader sees on the platform is just a simulation of trading, with quotes from an unknown source and virtual balance figures on accounts. So where’s the real money? The scammers have already taken care of it and are securely storing it in their own pockets and wallets.
How Long Has Geldvision Been in the Game?
Wanting to appear more solid and respected, the broker claims on the About page that it has been operating since 2012 and even lists some achievements over its 13 years of operation. Knowing that the platform operates without official registration, we doubt the length of its history. We contacted the whois service to obtain reliable information.
As we can see, the domain geldvision.com was registered on November 14, 2024. On the same day, a second domain owned by the broker, geldvision.eu, was launched, which hosts the company’s trading server. In reality, the broker has been operating for no more than five months.
It’s possible that its actual operations began even later, after the last significant update on March 21, 2025. However, this is not particularly important. The claim of operating since 2012 fell apart after the first verification.
Of course, the achievements that the platform is so proud of are nothing more than fabrications. It was clear even just by looking at the numbers. 49 million active traders is a new world record, and 9 million awards received is a result that no one will likely replicate in the next couple of thousand years.
In short, the attempt to deceive users has been proven to be a failure. This is practically the last piece of evidence that Geldvision was created by scammers. Whether it’s worth risking your money in an attempt to work with them is already a rhetorical question.
Extra Fraud Indicators
There are just over 20 Geldvision reviews on the internet: 16 on Trustpilot and 5 on reviews.io. The very first review appeared only in mid-February 2025. It’s rare for any new broker to receive so many glowing comments and top ratings (and they are all the highest) unless they are paying for positive posts about the company.
However, it seems that this is exactly our case — the project owners are freely investing money to improve the image of their creation. Unfortunately, they are hindered by specialized trading portals. Their experts are unwilling to praise blatant scams and provide dozens of arguments against working with this pseudo-company.
Is Geldvision the Right Fit?
The materials of our Geldvision review state that this scam broker has nothing: no registration, no licenses, no published trading conditions, no company and payment disclosure. In reality, the company doesn’t exist either; it offers virtual brokerage services and exists only as a website on the internet. Naturally, we do not recommend depositing funds on this scam platform.
I came to this broker for quality service and a positive experience, but received nothing but disappointment! At Geldvision, I was promised unique trading conditions, but in the end, I got even worse conditions than many brokers with confirmed high reputations offer! I just started trading, lost half my money, decided to file a complaint with the managers, and they blocked me! This is how scammers do business!