Luna Wealth Asset Management Ltd

Luna Wealth Asset Management Ltd is a Cyprus-registered company associated with the domain lunawealth.com. Its founding date is not published in the regulatory records we hold, and no independent user reviews have been identified. The firm is not listed in our records as a clone or impersonator of another broker.

The official domain is presented as the company's web address, but our records include a risk flag noting that there is no verifiable website or social-media presence associated with the broker at the time of assessment. This means that although a registered company and licence exist, the public-facing web presence appears to be missing or non-functional. For a prospective client, this is an early caution sign that must be weighed against the firm's regulatory status.

Luna Wealth Asset Management is on file with the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) as a Cyprus Investment Firm (CIF). The licence number on file is 379/19, and CySEC lists the status as authorised for Cyprus. This indicates that the firm has received permission to provide investment services under the standard CIF regime.

The CIF licence is a common authorisation type for retail brokers offering forex and CFDs within the European Economic Area. Being authorised by CySEC implies that the firm is subject to CySEC's supervision, including financial reporting and client money handling rules. However, the existence of a licence does not by itself confirm that the firm is actively operating in a manner consistent with its authorisation. We note that no other regulators are listed in our records.

The full product range of Luna Wealth Asset Management is not disclosed in the records we hold. A CySEC CIF licence generally permits an investment firm to offer services such as the reception and transmission of orders, execution of trades, and dealing in financial instruments like contracts for difference (CFDs). Nevertheless, we have no official website content or promotional material to confirm precisely which instruments, trading platforms, or account types the firm offers.

The absence of a verifiable website is a significant obstacle to describing the broker's products in detail. Without that information, a potential client cannot assess spreads, leverage, commissions, or whether the firm offers a widely used platform such as MetaTrader 4 or 5, a proprietary interface, or another system. We treat this lack of public documentation as a material limitation in any assessment of the company.

No specific account types or minimum deposit requirements are recorded in our files. The company may offer standard retail accounts and possibly professional accounts, as is common for Cyprus investment firms, but this is a reasonable assumption rather than a documented fact. Similarly, there are no independent user reviews or client testimonials in our records that we can draw upon.

The lack of independent reviews means that the quality of customer support, withdrawal processing, and overall trading experience cannot be independently verified. This situation can occur with a newly established or low-profile broker, but it can also be a sign that the firm has not built a strong public presence. We recommend that any potential user consider the absence of verifiable reviews an important factor in their own due diligence.

Our risk scoring places Luna Wealth Asset Management at 34 out of 100, which we label as 'Guarded'. This indicates that, while we have no direct evidence of fraudulent activity, there are meaningful concerns that a cautious trader should take into account. The principal risk flag is the absence of a verifiable website or social-media presence, making it difficult to verify the firm's actual operations.

A 'Guarded' score is not an accusation of wrongdoing. It reflects that the broker profile is thin and that verification of its claims is harder than for a broker with a fully functioning website and a substantial user base. A CySEC licence is a genuine positive signal, but it is not sufficient on its own to establish trustworthiness. We advise any trader considering this firm to contact CySEC directly to confirm the licence status and, if possible, to ask the broker for a demonstrable web presence before committing funds.