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The internet is increasingly filled with completely unremarkable scam projects. Our Immediate Farde review covers one of these pseudo-brokers. The owners of this platform talk about innovative solutions for traders, maximum efficiency of tools, and other advantages. Everything is presented in a way that makes you want to believe in guaranteed success on the market when working with this firm. However, we are almost certain that its sole purpose is to take traders’ money. We hope our materials will help you avoid becoming a victim of fraud.
The firm does not provide users with important information: the website contains neither trading details nor registration data, licenses, or regulators who supposedly issued them. This information is missing even in documents governing the platform’s relationship with traders. Moreover, the contact page does not mention any addresses or phone numbers. In effect, the owners have made the project completely invisible.
There is virtually no doubt that the broker is not registered anywhere and does not hold licenses. However, we cannot assert this without evidence. Therefore, we tried to find information about the company through global aggregators.
This effectively means that the project exists only as a website, and we have strong reasons to consider both it and all its operations virtual. We are certain that it cannot:
Perhaps the platform’s creators assumed that claiming to work exclusively with crypto assets would allow them to avoid unnecessary formalities, official registration, and regulatory oversight. Indeed, in some countries, this is currently possible. However, an increasing number of jurisdictions are tightening requirements for crypto service providers.
For example, FATF member countries and associated members (FATF-style regional bodies) in the G20 are introducing legislation requiring mandatory VASP (Virtual Assets Service Provider) authorization in accordance with FATF recommendations.
In Europe, starting in 2025, only companies that have obtained CASP (Crypto Assets Service Provider) authorization under the EU MICA (Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation) framework can provide crypto-market services.
Another interesting fact: the company does not disclose its founding date or history, but the footer displays a copyright dated 2022. Based on this, one might think the platform has existed for at least three years. We have to disappoint the owners of Immediate Farde — verifying the operation period of their pseudo-company online is not that difficult. One can simply check the domain registration date using the WHOIS service.
As we can see, the working domain appeared on September 29, 2025. Thus, at the time of writing our immediate-farde.net review, the history of this pseudo-platform spans just over two months. This is significantly less than the three years that the company tries to claim. Naturally, a scam project cannot dream of any achievements, and even having a couple dozen clients is questionable.
However, during this month, the platform’s owners have managed to leave a noticeable footprint on information portals. The overwhelming majority of these publications are presented in a positive light. It seems the scammers are not willing to save resources when it comes to creating an artificially attractive reputation for their pseudo-broker.
Nevertheless, some specialized trading portals offer an opposing viewpoint. Here, experts publish reviews exposing the company’s flaws and advise clients never to engage with it. We, for our part, fully agree with this assessment.
Unfortunately, our introduction to Immediate Farde’s Client Portal did not take place. To be clear, this is entirely due to the complete disregard by the broker’s staff for client inquiries and issues.
First, there is not a single link on the website that opens an actual login form; all links only lead to the registration form. This form is extremely basic, requiring only a first and last name, email, and phone number.
Then the strange things begin. The client receives a message stating that a company representative will contact them to activate the account and is asked to wait for a call from an international phone number. The message also claims that all necessary authorization information will be provided during this conversation.
However, the process does not stop there: a non-existent login form attempts to load. Browsers with automatic translation options suggest translating content into the user’s native language. The sequence ends in failure and a blank page.
The overall concept that the company is attempting to implement seems, at the very least, questionable. Providing minimal information on the official website (or none at all) while relying entirely on the Client Portal appears unprofessional. A trader should know what to expect when working with a broker before registering. Regulators rightly insist on such transparency. However, Immediate Farde clearly has its own vision of how this should work.
The company’s official website looks like anything but the web resource of a serious trading platform. No, the design itself is not that bad: color combinations and images are fine, and the site is well-optimized for fast loading. The main problem lies in the layout of the pages, they look dull and uninspired. It gives the impression that an amateur developer with no understanding of aesthetics or ergonomics worked on it. However, as we mentioned before, the broker has been around for only two months, so perhaps they will manage to improve it in the future.
From a content perspective, it’s even worse. The site is organized completely incompetently. Immediate Farde is the first broker in our memory to have only three pages on its official website: Home, About, and Contact Us. Apparently, the company’s content managers either don’t understand traders’ interests or deliberately ignore them, as well as the requirements of financial regulators in most countries. That is why the company:
We have already mentioned this several times and will note it again: it seems the broker has almost no understanding of the operations of real companies or the interests of traders. As you may recall, it has no contract specifications where users could see the detailed conditions for trades with each instrument.
From our point of view, no self-respecting trader would even attempt to trade with such a company. The approach, of course, is not new: scammers often hide trading conditions and explain “benefits and advantages” only during personal phone calls with prospective clients. Immediate Farde has taken this principle to the extreme. We hope our readers understand that this is a red flag, no less significant than the absence of registration and licenses.
We have already noted that the company uses almost all known scammer tricks, and does so in the most creative way, taking each one to the extreme. This is exactly what it did when publishing its contact information.
On the Contact Us page, users will find many supposed ways to reach customer support (sarcasm, in case anyone didn’t get it). In reality, the company only provided a feedback form. By the way, we cannot even confirm that it works. While waiting for a call from an Immediate Farde representative, we sent several inquiries, but received no response. Only two reasons could explain this outcome:
Neither of these scenarios adds any credibility to the firm in our eyes. Furthermore, it is unclear why the broker:
The latter, by the way, can be considered another clear sign of a scam. Almost all legitimate platforms seek to expand their audience through social media. Could it be that Immediate Farde’s creators lacked the resources to create active groups and channels, and thus miss opportunities offered by close engagement with this community? A more realistic conclusion is that the platform is designed to last only a few months.