BT

BT (officially aibt168.com) is a financial services provider registered in New Zealand, founded on 3 January 2018.

However, the broker operates without any known regulatory licences. Our own records show no regulator on file for this entity. This absence of oversight is a significant concern for any trader considering this broker.

BT claims a New Zealand registration, but we could not verify any physical office or operational history beyond the incorporation date.

The registered entity may not be a regulated financial service provider in the sense required by most jurisdictions. There is no evidence of membership in any compensation scheme or dispute resolution body.

As of our review, BT holds no licence from any major financial regulator. This includes the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) in New Zealand, which would typically oversee such firms.

Trading with an unregulated broker carries heightened risk, including lack of investor protection and limited recourse in case of disputes. The FXCanary Scam Risk Score of 85/100 (Severe) reflects this regulatory vacuum.

Without direct access to the BT website, we cannot detail the specific instruments or platforms offered.

However, given the broker's name and domain pattern, it may provide forex and CFDs trading. Traders should approach with extreme caution and verify any claims independently.

No information is available about account types, trading platforms, or minimum deposits.

This lack of transparency is another warning sign. Legitimate brokers typically publish clear account specifications.

Funding methods and withdrawal procedures are unknown.

We strongly advise traders to never send funds to a broker that does not disclose its payment processes or regulatory status.

Without verified information, it is unclear whom BT targets.

Given the regulatory gaps, this broker is unsuitable for any trader seeking a safe and regulated trading environment.