MyForexFunds Operations and Assets Frozen by U.S. & Canada Regulators

myForexFunds Assets & Operations Frozen

According to the information posted on myForexFunds website, a provincial securities regulator in Canada and the commodities regulator in the United States issued orders preventing myForexFunds from trading securities or accessing funds in their bank accounts.

Until these freeze orders are lifted or modified, myForexFunds business is effectively, and at least temporarily, frozen as well.

What is next for myForexFunds

myForexfunds will be reaching out to the regulators to discuss their concerns, and the first court date to determine whether the freeze orders should be lifted or modified is currently scheduled for September 11 in the US, with another hearing later that same week in Canada.

What is next for you as myForexfunds customer

1. All you can do is wait for further press releases and monitor the space for court dates
2. Visit here to read about our unbiased prop firm reviews and offers
3. Register with a regulated broker to continue your trading journey.

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