ClickTrades Review 2026: Is This Broker Still Alive?
By Chris Halloran · Last updated: 23 October 2026 · 9 min read
Quick answer: ClickTrades was a Seychelles-licensed broker (FSA SD020) offering forex, stocks and ETFs. In 2026 its homepage returns a “Not found” error, and its public review score sits at 1.5 from 98 reviews. Spain’s CNMV flagged the domain as a clone in 2020.
A ClickTrades review is normally a straightforward exercise. This one isn’t, because the website is broken.
As of 23 October 2026, hitting clicktrades.com returns a bare Not found page. Not a redirect, not a holding page — an error. Traders Union reports the site has been inaccessible across multiple jurisdictions with no announcement, no bankruptcy filing and no licence revocation on record.
What was ClickTrades?
An online broker offering shares, forex, ETFs, commodities, indices and bonds, with an unusually strong marketing push into the Middle East and India. Its public company details list Panama. It was registered with the Seychelles Financial Services Authority under licence SD020 — an offshore regulator with materially weaker investor protection than the FCA, ASIC or CySEC.
The CNMV clone warning
In 2020, Spain’s CNMV issued a warning stating that the clicktrades.com domain was a clone and was not connected to the Spanish-registered firm iBroker Global Markets, S.V., S.A. The regulator flagged the brand as an unauthorised provider of financial services.
For a Spanish or EU trader, that’s the single most important line in this review.
What 98 customer reviews say
ClickTrades’ public review profile is claimed, and the company has not replied to a single negative review. The score is 1.5 — the second-worst in our scan of the accessible domains.
Almost every long-form review tells the same story in the same order: a persuasive relationship manager, escalating deposits, a large position that goes wrong, then a wall.
1 star: “Every day it becomes worse because I can’t get into my account. They promised to resolve the issue two months ago, but as of right now, they have not replied.”
1 star: “Your RM will always chase you for putting more funds and encouraging you by bonus as if he is doing you a personal favor.”
1 star, UAE: “They don’t have UAE local license (SCA)… they are making unsolicited calls… there is not even a single person who has made profit from Clicktrades.”
5 stars, Jul 2024: “Withdrawals can be easily taken to bank account without any extra charges.”
1 star: “Spread is too much, on gold it varies from 7 to 12 pips, they charge swap fees for everyday including weekend.”
The positive reviews cluster in the early relationship; the negative ones cluster after the first serious withdrawal attempt.
The tell: relationship-manager brokers
ClickTrades is the archetype of the RM-driven broker. Its model is high-touch and phone-based: a named account manager calls you, builds rapport, coaches you into larger positions, then moves on. It works — until it doesn’t, and the RM has no authority to release your money.
If you’ve seen the same complaint pattern at AB Trades, note that at least one reviewer identifies the two as the same operation. Multiple reviewers name individual managers, which is a detail worth keeping if you ever need to escalate.
Is the site actually dead?
Currently, no confirmed official information indicates ClickTrades has formally ceased operations. But an inaccessible homepage for a broker holding client funds is not a cosmetic problem. If you have money here, three actions: screenshot your account and open positions, export every statement, and start the withdrawal request now while any portal is still reachable.
Pros and cons
Pros: wide instrument range including bonds · strong educational angle in early onboarding · Seychelles FSA licence SD020 on record · decent app experience per some users
Cons: site currently broken · CNMV clone warning · no replies to negative reviews · aggressive RM upselling · 1.5 review score · offshore-only regulation
Verdict: 4.5 / 10
| Category | Score |
|---|---|
| Regulation & trust | 4.0 |
| Costs | 5.0 |
| Platforms | 5.0 |
| Withdrawals | 4.0 |
| Support | 4.5 |
| Overall | 4.5 |
ClickTrades looks like a broker that grew fast on a phone-call sales model and then stalled. The 1.5 rating isn’t noise from beginners — it’s a consistent account of what happens after you deposit. Until the site comes back and someone starts answering reviews, treat it as a legacy account rather than a new home.
FAQ
Is ClickTrades still operating? Its homepage returns an error as of October 2026. No formal closure has been announced.
Is ClickTrades regulated? It was registered with the Seychelles FSA under licence SD020 — offshore.
Why does ClickTrades have a 1.5 rating? 98 public reviews dominated by withdrawal delays, account lockouts and aggressive deposit upselling.
What is the CNMV warning about ClickTrades? Spain’s regulator flagged clicktrades.com as a clone, unconnected to iBroker Global Markets, S.V., S.A.
How do I get my money out of ClickTrades? Request withdrawal immediately, screenshot your account, and export statements before any portal goes dark.
Sources: public review platform data (accessed 23 Oct 2026), Traders Union, CNMV warning notice, live homepage check.
