Global Prime Treasury PTE LTD Review and Website Analysis

Need effective assistance in succeeding in the financial markets? CFD and Forex broker Global Prime Treasury PTE LTD is ready to promise traders all the best: a unique trading terminal, almost instant order execution, exclusive trading conditions. However, the company has no intention of fulfilling these promises; in reality, it is only prepared to collect and appropriate the invested funds. Why you shouldn’t trust this platform, we explain in a brief review.

Brief Overview

• 🖥Official Website: globalprimetreasury.com
• ✈️Contact Address: Golden Agri Plaza, 108 Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore 118535
• 📞Customer Support: +441212696382, [email protected]
• 🔐Licensing and Accreditation: none
• ⏳Track Record: since 2024
• 🧰Specialization: brokerage services
• 🤝Terms of Cooperation: minimum deposit £100, leverage up to 1:100
• 💰Additional Services: participation in biggest investment conferences

Globalprimetreasury.com Examination

To find a more unremarkable and useless website than the one offered by the broker, you would have to try hard. To understand that the web designers who created its pages lacked talent and imagination, it is enough to look at:

• The banner on the homepage, having nothing to do with financial markets and trading on them.
• The styles of text blocks, making it difficult to read the text on any background.
• The complete absence of any attempt at formatting on all pages except the homepage.

The content is no better. When viewing it, there is a feeling that programmers and site owners searched for each other for a long time but found neither understands what a broker should post, nor what its clients would like to see. Examples confirming this are present on all pages of globalprimetreasury.com:

• You won’t find contract specifications for available trading instruments in the Products section. They are replaced by dull descriptions of markets, lacking any useful information.
• It’s pointless to look for characteristics of financial operations in Deposits and Withdrawals: limits, commissions, execution time, etc. However, there are plenty of empty assurances of their transparency and security.
• On the Education page, you won’t find any educational materials. Instead, you’ll find promises to provide them someday, once you register and provide funds.

Overall, it seems that Global Prime Treasury PTE LTD could have done without a website altogether. At the very least, to place the Login and Get Started buttons, a small one-page site would have been sufficient. Nevertheless, this creation cannot perform any other functions.

Company Contacts

The Contact Us page confirms everything said above about the Global Prime Treasury PTE LTD website. Here you can find real ways to contact the company’s support service, such as a feedback form or email address. However, there are also some aspects that raise fair questions for users. For example, on this same page, there are a phone number with the +44 code (United Kingdom) and a broker’s mailing address in Singapore. The company, of course, does not clarify how to interpret such “diversity.”

We understand perfectly well that an office at the provided address without a phone number is nonsense. There are only two reasons not to provide it: the address is virtual and is used solely for receiving letters (costing the owner about $100 a month) or it is stolen from a legitimately operating company. We will further investigate which of these applies to Global Prime Treasury PTE LTD.

The contact list also lacks links to social media profiles. If we were talking about a regulated broker, such an approach would be incomprehensible. However, it is difficult to consider the object of our interest as a legally operating company. Therefore, the absence of groups and channels does not cause confusion. Rather, it should be viewed as further evidence of the use of “special” client acquisition methods, usually not entirely legal. Naturally, spending time and resources on social media in this case is unnecessary.

Key Conditions

Providing users with detailed information about trading conditions was also deemed unnecessary. Perhaps, of course, there is another option – the website creators simply do not know what is included in this list. However, regardless of the reason, traders can only see part of this important information. In the table with account types, Global Prime Treasury PTE LTD specifies only the minimum deposit, leverage, and spreads rating for each of the tariff plans.

In total, the platform offers 7 tariff options:

• Intro. Deposit from £100, leverage up to 1:10, standard spreads.
• Beginner. Deposit from £5,000, leverage up to 1:20, standard spreads.
• Silver. Deposit from £25,000, leverage up to 1:50, medium spreads.
• Gold. Deposit from £75,000, leverage up to 1:100, medium spreads.
• Premium. Deposit from £150,000, user-set leverage, low spreads.
• VIP. Deposit from £250,000, user-set leverage, low spreads.
• Partners. Deposit from £150,000, user-set leverage, low spreads.

Moreover, new clients are attracted by special conditions for accounts starting from Gold. The broker offers:

• Minimum guaranteed ROI from 9% to 18% per month. However, naturally, it forgets to mention the source of income and who acts as the guarantor.
• Bonuses from 50% to 100%. Of course, Global Prime Treasury PTE LTD does not know (or pretends not to know) about regulators’ prohibition on attracting clients with bonuses. However, for this broker, one more violation of the rules is not so important anymore.

Exposing Global Prime Treasury PTE LTD

Without much thought, we checked the registration of the company at the address provided on the contact page. The first request turned out to be successful – a company named Global Prime Treasury PTE LTD has indeed been registered in Singapore since 2015. Moreover, even its address matches the one published on the website.

However, this organization has no relation to our broker:

• Firstly, the real company has not been noticed in any activity: its authorized capital is 1 dollar and the amount of assets has not changed since registration.
• Secondly, it has not bothered to obtain a license from the local financial regulator MAS, or any other regulator for that matter.

The conclusion is clear: Global Prime Treasury PTE LTD is using the real name of another company to cover its illegal activities. The name and address are taken from open sources, and the broker itself has neither official registration nor permits from regulators to provide services. Is this legal? Can we trust this platform? These questions no longer need answers.

No less eloquent are the data on the time the company was founded. The whois service claims that the domain globalprimetreasury.com was registered on February 22, 2024. In this case, how should we perceive the information about awards received in 2017 and subsequent years, which the broker mentioned on the homepage? Unreliable information intended to mislead visitors. What else can we talk about?

For example, the impossibility of completing registration independently. Why? A certain registration code is needed, which can only be obtained from the company’s support. This is yet another way to control future clients.

What Reviews Do Users Leave?

Traders leave various reviews about this company, which is disheartening. Some claim that it is an excellent broker and that success can only be achieved with it. Others accuse the company of being a scam, describing schemes through which the company deceives clients out of their money.

We suspect that the problem lies in Global Prime Treasury Pte Ltd using dishonest promotional tactics and ordering positive feedback. This is because such reviews contain surprisingly few details, merely unfounded assertions that this broker is the best.

Conclusions

What is the end of the Global Prime Treasury PTE LTD review? We’re dealing with a company that hides behind someone else’s name, lacks a license, conceals essential information from clients, and seeks to deceive them. Does anyone still feel inclined to send money to their accounts? We recommend against it, and just as a reminder – the rights and interests of clients of this pseudo-broker are not protected by anyone or anything.

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