Rely Group Deposit & Withdrawal

When a broker has no independent review record, the funding page is where a trader's due diligence should begin — and end. For Rely Group, the corporate entity behind the domain relygpchinese.com, our records show a company registered in Australia in June 2021, with three licences on file: ASIC (Market Making, no. 309763), FCA (Market Making, no. 217689), and FSCA (Derivatives Trading License, no. 46534). That is a substantial regulatory footprint on paper.

Yet the same records show zero employees, no verifiable website or social-media presence, and a Scam Risk Score of 44/100 — 'Guarded'. The risk flags include withdrawal complaints in roughly 100% of recent reviews, though we must stress that these reviews are not independently verifiable at this time. For a trader, the funding question is not just 'what methods are accepted' but 'will my money come back if I ask for it?' In this article, we examine what can and cannot be independently confirmed about Rely Group's deposit and withdrawal processes.

Rely Group's licences are listed in our records, but we have not been able to verify them against the public registers in this review. The ASIC licence number 309763, the FCA number 217689, and the FSCA number 46534 are all quoted verbatim from our files, but we cannot confirm their current status or whether they apply to the entity operating relygpchinese.com. This is a critical distinction: a licence on file is not the same as a licence in force.

For funding purposes, the regulatory status matters because it determines whether a broker is subject to client money segregation rules, compensation schemes, and dispute resolution mechanisms. In Australia, ASIC-regulated brokers must hold client funds in segregated accounts; in the UK, the FCA requires similar protections under the Client Assets Sourcebook; in South Africa, the FSCA has its own requirements. If Rely Group is genuinely licensed, these protections may apply. But because we cannot independently confirm the licences, we cannot confirm the protections. Traders should treat the regulatory claims with caution and verify directly with the regulators before depositing.

Our records do not list any specific deposit methods for Rely Group — no bank transfer, credit card, e-wallet, or cryptocurrency options are documented. The web search results did not provide reliable information either, as they appear to reference entities with similar names that are not clearly the same company. This absence of verifiable data is itself a red flag for a broker that claims to operate under three major regulators.

In the absence of official information, we cannot confirm whether Rely Group supports standard methods like Visa, Mastercard, Skrill, Neteller, or bank wires. We also cannot confirm whether there are any deposit fees, minimum amounts, or processing times. For a trader, this means that any deposit made to Rely Group is made without the ability to verify the terms in advance. Our advice is simple: do not deposit funds you cannot afford to lose, and treat any deposit as a test of the broker's reliability.

Withdrawals are the true test of a broker's integrity, and for Rely Group, we have no independent data on withdrawal methods, fees, or processing times. The risk flag in our records — 'Withdrawal complaints in ~100% of recent reviews' — is alarming, but we must be clear that these reviews are not independently verified. They could be genuine, they could be from a different entity, or they could be fabricated. We simply do not know.

What we can say is that a broker with no verifiable website or social-media presence, and no independent review trail, offers no way for a trader to check withdrawal reliability before committing funds. Even if the licences are genuine, a licensed broker can still fail to process withdrawals, and the absence of any public record of successful withdrawals is a concern. We recommend that any trader considering Rely Group treat the withdrawal process as unproven and plan accordingly.

Our records do not contain any information on Rely Group's deposit or withdrawal fees, minimum deposit amounts, or minimum withdrawal amounts. The web search results did not provide any reliable figures, and we will not import numbers from sources that may describe a different entity. This lack of disclosure is a significant gap for a broker that presents itself as regulated.

For comparison, most regulated brokers publish their fees and minimums prominently on their websites. The absence of such information for Rely Group — combined with the lack of a verifiable website — makes it impossible for a trader to estimate the cost of trading or the practicality of withdrawing small balances. We advise traders to assume that fees may be high and minimums may be restrictive, and to seek written confirmation from the broker before depositing.

Given the lack of verifiable information, we recommend a cautious approach to funding any account with Rely Group. First, start with a deposit that you are fully prepared to lose — treat it as a test, not an investment. Second, attempt a withdrawal early, before you have built up a significant balance, to see if the process works at all. Third, keep detailed records of all transactions, including dates, amounts, and any reference numbers, as these will be essential if you need to file a complaint.

Fourth, verify the licences directly with the regulators. The ASIC, FCA, and FSCA all have public registers that can confirm whether a licence is active and whether it covers the entity you are dealing with. If the licences do not check out, do not deposit. Fifth, be wary of any request to deposit via cryptocurrency or other irreversible methods, as these offer no chargeback protection. Finally, if you do encounter problems, you can escalate to the relevant regulator or an ombudsman, but only if the broker is genuinely licensed and regulated.

In preparing this review, we consulted aggregated industry data, which flagged withdrawal complaints in nearly all recent reviews for Rely Group. However, we must caution that such data can be unreliable for obscure brokers, as it may mix up entities with similar names. We could not confirm that the complaints relate to the entity operating relygpchinese.com, nor could we verify their authenticity.

This is not to dismiss the flag — it is a warning sign that deserves attention. But it is also not proof of wrongdoing. The honest conclusion is that we have insufficient data to make a definitive judgment on Rely Group's withdrawal reliability. The absence of independent reviews, combined with the lack of a verifiable website, means that any trader considering this broker is operating on faith, not evidence.

Rely Group presents a paradox: a broker with three licences on file, yet no verifiable online presence and no independent review record. For funding purposes, this means that every aspect of the deposit and withdrawal process is unverified. We cannot confirm the deposit methods, the fees, the processing times, or the likelihood of a successful withdrawal.

In FXCanary's assessment, the prudent course is to treat Rely Group as a high-risk broker until proven otherwise. If you choose to deposit, do so with a minimal amount, test the withdrawal process immediately, and keep meticulous records. And before you send any money, verify the licences with the regulators yourself. If anything does not check out, walk away. There are many brokers with transparent funding processes and verifiable track records; Rely Group, at this time, is not one of them.