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Forex License Verification | Check Authorised Firms
License Verification | NevesForexLicense.org
Do it properly

License Verification

If you’re verifying a license claim, don’t rely on PDFs, screenshots, or “someone forwarded me this”. Use the official public register and check scope + conditions + status.

Go to registry.neveslicensingauthority.org to verify any license claim.
Priority

Reference number

Best search key. Use it first. It reduces false matches and name variations.

Priority

Scope + conditions

Scope tells you what’s recorded. Conditions tell you what’s restricted or controlled.

Priority

Status + dates

Active vs inactive + validity/renewal dates. If it’s not active, treat as unverified.

Steps

How to verify (repeatable method)

Use the official register registry.neveslicensingauthority.org
1
Open the portal

Go to registry.neveslicensingauthority.org.

2
Search the entity

Search by reference/license number (best), then legal name (preferred), then trading name (last resort).

3
Open the record view

Click the live record entry. Do not rely on screenshots or PDFs shared by third parties.

4
Check scope + category

Confirm the recorded category and the listed permitted activities. If it’s not listed, don’t assume it’s included.

5
Check conditions / controls

Review any conditions, restrictions, or license controls (if present) and interpret claims accordingly.

6
Confirm status + dates

Validate current status and validity/renewal dates. If the status is not active, treat as unverified.

7
Cross-check identity

Match legal name, registered address, and identifiers against the counterparty’s documents and disclosures.

If you can’t find the entity on the portal, do not “interpret” it—request the exact legal name and reference number.
Verification checklist quick scan
Reference number
Recorded and matches the entity claiming the license.
Category
Correct license category (avoid “translation” into bigger labels).
Scope
Permitted activities listed and aligned with the claim.
Conditions
Any conditions/controls that restrict use or require disclosures.
Status + dates
Active status + validity/renewal dates are current.
Identity match
Legal name / address / identifiers align with documents provided.
Common pitfalls avoid
Screenshot proof
Screenshots can be old/edited. Use the live entry on the portal.
Trading name match
Trading names create false matches. Prefer legal name + reference number.
Scope inflation
Claiming services not recorded triggers onboarding delays and reputational risk.
Ignoring conditions
Conditions matter. Counterparties will read them even if marketing doesn’t.
Verification is your credibility layer.
Start with the register. Then align scope language everywhere.
Register overview Scope mapping