Trilessyum

Trilessyum is an online trading platform operating under the domain trilessyum.net. The broker presents itself as a provider of forex and CFD trading services, targeting both retail and experienced traders. According to its website, the company is registered in the United Kingdom with a physical address at 25 Bank St, London E14 5JP. However, the exact date of founding is not publicly disclosed, and the operating period is reported by industry databases to be less than one year as of mid-2026.

Despite its UK address, Trilessyum does not hold a licence from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) or any other recognised financial regulator. The broker’s regulatory status is a significant factor for traders to consider, as the absence of oversight from a major authority increases counterparty risk.

In July 2026, the Italian securities regulator, Commissione Nazionale per le Società e la Borsa (Consob), issued a blocking order against Trilessyum under Delibera n. 24067. Consob ordered Italian internet service providers to block access to the site https://trilessyum.net and its associated trading page, citing the illegal offering of financial services without authorisation. This action is part of Consob’s ongoing campaign against unregulated investment platforms, and it brings the total number of blocked websites to 1,763 since 2019.

The Consob order is a strong indicator that the broker is not authorised to operate in the European Union. While the broker may still accept clients from other jurisdictions, the Italian regulator’s move signals a high probability of regulatory risk for traders in Europe and beyond.

Trilessyum offers trading in forex, indices, commodities, and cryptocurrencies through a web-based platform. According to third-party reviews, the broker provides leverage on certain instruments, although specific leverage ratios are not clearly stated on the site. The platform is described as featuring charting tools, technical indicators, and one-click trading.

The broker does not appear to offer MetaTrader 4 or 5, instead relying on its proprietary interface. This lack of a widely-used third-party platform may limit accessibility for traders accustomed to the MT4/5 environment. Additionally, no information about demo accounts is readily available from independent sources.

Trilessyum’s website markets several account tiers, typically ranging from a basic ‘Standard’ account to higher-level ‘Premium’ or ‘VIP’ accounts. Each tier is associated with a minimum deposit requirement, with entry-level accounts reportedly starting at $250 or equivalent. The broker claims that higher-tier accounts offer tighter spreads, faster execution, and dedicated account management.

Spreads and commissions are not prominently disclosed on the site, making it difficult for traders to evaluate true trading costs. The broker does not provide a clear fee schedule for overnight swaps or inactivity charges, which is a common transparency concern among unregulated brokers.

Trilessyum accepts deposits via bank wire, credit/debit cards, and e-wallets. The broker states that withdrawals are processed within 24 hours on business days, subject to identity verification. However, independent user reviews on third-party platforms such as Trustindex.io include complaints about withdrawal delays and denial of withdrawal requests. One reviewer described the platform as a ‘scam’ where invested money cannot be retrieved.

Given the lack of regulatory oversight, traders should be cautious about depositing funds. The broker’s payment methods are not segregated by a trusted third party, and the positive claims about fast withdrawals are contradicted by multiple negative user reports.

The broker offers customer support via live chat, email, and a UK phone number (+44 2045712040). According to its website, support is available 24/5. The educational section includes basic articles and video tutorials targeting beginner traders. However, the quality and depth of these materials are not independently verified.

No evidence of a regulated dispute resolution process or investor compensation scheme exists. The absence of a recognised ombudsman or arbitration service means that traders have limited recourse in case of disputes, further elevating the risk profile.