Trade Bullent operates through bullent.org, while additional domains are used for registration and access to the trading account. The platform advertises more than one million traders, over 3,000 instruments, spreads from 0.0 pips and leverage reaching 1:500.
The scale sounds impressive. The dates tell a different story: bullent.org was registered only in October 2025, while Trade Bullent presents itself as a business operating since 2016.
One brand, several different companies and domains
Trade Bullent is more complicated than a broker that simply publishes no documents.
The project refers to BULLENT CORP LTD, a company registered in the United Kingdom in October 2025. But UK company registration does not by itself provide permission to operate as an FCA-regulated Forex broker.
At the same time, the client documentation reportedly identifies another entity, Trust & Trust Inc. from Mwali, and refers to MISA licence T2016017.
This creates an important question for every client: which company actually accepts the deposit and is legally responsible for returning it?
The existence of a registered company or offshore licence somewhere in the documentation does not automatically answer that question.
The nine-year history is difficult to reconcile with the domains
Trade Bullent says its history began in 2016. The current bullent.org domain, however, appeared in October 2025.
The project also uses several additional addresses, including bullent.top and cabinet.app.bullent.gold. Other Bullent-related domains have appeared at different times.
A company can certainly change domains. But if the broker really operated continuously since 2016, there should be a clear history connecting the earlier business, legal entity, licences and websites with today’s Trade Bullent.
That connection is not sufficiently transparent.
Trade Bullent reviews: withdrawals are the key issue
Recent Trade Bullent reviews include complaints about deposits being accepted normally while difficulties appear after a withdrawal request.
One reported client says approximately $3,600 was transferred during three weeks of communication with the platform. According to the complaint, payments were made both to a bank card and a cryptocurrency wallet before withdrawal problems appeared.
Other recent users allege that access to their trading accounts was restricted or that additional conditions appeared when they attempted to recover their deposits.
These are individual allegations and not independently audited transaction records. They should not be treated as proof that every Trade Bullent customer has the same experience.
However, withdrawal complaints are particularly relevant when the legal structure behind the account is already difficult to understand.
A profitable WebTrader proves very little
Bullent provides a modern browser-based trading interface. It can display charts, positions, profits and an increasing account balance.
None of those elements independently proves where the client’s deposit is held.
The practical test is whether the balance can be withdrawn under the conditions agreed before the deposit.
I would stop sending money if a Trade Bullent representative suddenly requires a separate payment for tax, insurance, AML clearance, account activation, leverage closure or withdrawal verification.
KYC can require documents. It should not become an endless sequence of additional deposits.
What should investors do?
If Trade Bullent is already delaying a withdrawal, save screenshots of the account, transaction history and withdrawal status. Preserve all conversations with managers and every bank or card receipt.
For cryptocurrency transfers, record the destination wallet and transaction hash. If money was transferred to individuals or companies whose names differ from the entities mentioned in Trade Bullent’s documents, save those details separately.
The combination of a relatively young domain, a claimed history dating back to 2016, several different web addresses and a complicated legal structure is enough reason to verify everything before making another deposit.
You can submit your complaint and learn what steps may help recover your funds:https://ob-man.com/en/quizle/66965abf8c5dc-3
