WikiFX Visited Pepperstone, a Forex broker in Australia

WikiFX has visited Pepperstone, a renowned Australian Forex broker, which has lots of complaints from investors recently. Established in 2010, Pepperstone has operated the Forex brokerage business for near 10 years.

PEPPERSTONE GROUP LIMITED (aka Pepperstone) holds ASIC(AUS)’s MM license and FCA(UK)’s STP license. Headquartered in Melbourne Australia, the broker set up offices in London, UK and Dallas (US) respectively.

Screenshot of Pepperstone’s regulatory information

We visited this broker office located at Level 5, 530 Collins Street, Melbourne VIC 3000, the registered address from the regulatory body information. 

530 Collins Street

The grand commercial building is on 530 Collins Street, located at the intersection of Collins Street and King street, the prime location of central business district in northeastern part of Melbourne. This deluxe building was built on 1991 with a splendid city view. 

Photo of the building interior

We came to level 5 of the building and saw Pepperstone’s office.

Photo of Pepperstone office exterior

We walked near the office and saw their logo on the door. Staff were working in the office with over 20 cubicles. The broker’s office occupies about half of this floor and office environment is good too.

Screenshot of Pepperstone interface from WikiFX App

We confirm that Pepperstone, the Australian licensed Forex broker, is real existing.

Screenshot of Pepperstone’s warning from WikiFX App

In the past three months, WikiFX has received lots of complaints about Pepperston and we have already marked to alert investors to pay attention and beware of it.

Conclusion

Per our investigation, we confirm that Pepperstone is still exist and operates normally.  However, it has been blacklisted for receiving lots of investors’ complaints. WikiFX reminds investors should consider carefully and aware of the potential risk before making decision.