Charlgate Ltd

Charlgate Ltd is a company registered in Cyprus and is the entity behind the trading domain fxview.com. According to the records held by FXCanary, it operates under the CySEC regime, which means it sits within the European regulatory framework for investment firms. The company's founding date is not recorded in our files, and public material about its history is scarce.

Despite the limited operational history on file, the combination of a Cypriot registration and a live trading website points to a broker-style operation. The domain itself does not reveal a great deal about the firm's size, staff numbers or office footprint, and these details are not published in the regulatory entries we consulted. Anyone evaluating the broker should therefore start from the licence record and build from there.

Charlgate Ltd is authorised by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) as a Cyprus Investment Firm (CIF). The licence on file carries the number 367/18 and is currently marked Authorised. This is the standard authorisation for firms that provide investment services in contracts for difference (CFDs) and related leveraged products to retail clients across the European Economic Area.

The licence record in our database is as follows: - Licence type: CySEC CIF licence - Licence no: 367/18 - Status: Authorised - Country: Cyprus

Although the licence is active on paper, we could not verify separate company registration details or passporting information. The public CySEC register is the authoritative source for checking the current scope and any restrictions on the licence.

FXCanary's overall risk score for Charlgate Ltd is 34 out of 100, which maps to a Guarded risk level. The score is based on the available regulatory and public information, and it is important to note that a moderate score does not mean the firm is fraudulent. It simply reflects that the information picture is incomplete.

The risk flag attached to this entity is 'No verifiable website or social-media presence'. This may seem surprising for a firm with a live domain, but it indicates that the website's ownership and operational claims could not be independently confirmed from the sources available to us. For a regulated entity, this gap in public verification is worth noting, though it does not in itself invalidate the licence.

Because Charlgate Ltd holds a CySEC CIF licence, its permitted activities are likely to include the execution of client orders in CFDs on currencies, indices, commodities and possibly other asset classes. However, we found no reliable public information describing the exact product set, trading platforms, account types or pricing structure offered on fxview.com.

In the absence of confirmed product disclosures, we are unable to state the range of instruments, the minimum deposit required, or whether standard account tiers such as micro, standard or ECN are available. These details will only be known once the broker's own terms and account documentation are examined. Until then, any description of the product range would be speculative.

On the face of the regulatory record, Charlgate Ltd presents as a retail trading broker aimed at clients looking for a CySEC-regulated environment. The benefits of the CIF structure include client money segregation rules and access to the Financial Ombudsman of Cyprus in certain disputes, which are meaningful protections for EU-based retail traders.

That said, the lack of verifiable product information makes it difficult to recommend the broker for any specific type of trader at this stage. A cautious approach would be to treat it as a high-information-barrier broker, and to complete your own due diligence before opening an account. The regulatory status is a positive first signal, but it is not a substitute for transparency about the trading service itself.