TL;DR
FXPIPSGOLD operates via myforexgoldjourney.online and social channels, presenting itself as a forex/“gold journey” trading brand.
In November 2025, the UK FCA issued an official warning stating that FXPIPSGOLD / myforexgoldjourney.online is not authorised or registered by the FCA and may be targeting UK consumers.
We see typical signs of an unregulated broker funneling users into high-risk deposits with no clear path to withdrawal.
Verdict: FXPIPSGOLD should be treated as a high-risk, unregulated platform.
Overview: Who They Are and What They Claim
FXPIPSGOLD markets a story-driven approach (“my forex gold journey”) with:
Forex and “gold” trading strategies
Signal-style guidance
A “personal journey” narrative via Telegram and Facebook
The FCA warning page lists:
Name: FXPIPSGOLD / myforexgoldjourney.online
Website:
www.myforexgoldjourney.onlineSocial media: Facebook and Telegram handles
Status: “This firm is not authorised by us and may be targeting people in the UK.”
Key Features or Offerings
Based on marketing materials and social links:
Forex and gold trading tips
Paid “signal” or “mentorship” offers
Suggested broker accounts (often offshore)
Deposit prompts via linked brokers or internal “plans”
Red Flags & Warning Indicators
- ❌ FCA warning explicitly naming FXPIPSGOLD / myforexgoldjourney.online.
❌ No authorised status in FCA register.
❌ Reliance on Telegram and Facebook instead of professional infrastructure.
❌ Promises of high returns associated with following their “journey.”
Real User Reviews & Online Reputation
Independent data on FXPIPSGOLD is still limited (it appears newly flagged), but patterns match other signal-to-broker funnel schemes:
“They pushed me to open an account with a broker I’d never heard of, then vanished when I had withdrawal issues.” — user comment on a forex-warning thread
YouTube and third-party watchdogs have started producing early “is this a scam?” content referencing myforexgoldjourney.online
Melmac Expert Opinion
From a recovery standpoint, FXPIPSGOLD is concerning for two reasons:
Regulator warning exists, but victim evidence is still sparse, which is exactly when many people get caught.
It likely acts as a lead generator for other unregulated brokers, making tracing more complex but still possible.
If you funded a broker or service via FXPIPSGOLD links, collect TXIDs and bank references and submit them through our Free Consultation Form
Safer Alternatives
If you’re looking for guidance after losses:
Focus on education, not signal providers.
Use Melmac’s resources:
Immediate Actions & Recovery Pathway
- Check the FCA warning: confirm if the contact details you saw match the FCA page.
Stop all payments: do not send “verification fees” or “extra deposits.”
Trace any crypto transfers: submit your case via our Free Consultation Form
FAQs
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Is FXPIPSGOLD authorised by the FCA?
No. The FCA warning clearly states it is not authorised or registered and may be targeting UK consumers.
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I followed their “journey” and now my broker won’t pay — what next?
Treat it as a broker scam; document everything and seek specialized recovery help.
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Are forex signal providers generally safe?
Some are educational, many are not. Any that push you toward unlicensed brokers are a red flag.
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Can Melmac help if I only sent crypto?
Yes — our crypto recovery process starts with tracing which exchanges and wallets your funds passed through.
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Should I reply to their Telegram or Facebook messages?
No. Block and preserve screenshots instead.
