TradeitX operates through tradeitx.com and offers Forex, cryptocurrency and binary options trading.
The website looks like an established international platform. It claims a history dating back to 2015 and says it serves more than 150,000 traders.
However, a closer look reveals several serious inconsistencies.
TradeitX says 2015, but the domain appeared in 2025
According to its About page, TradeitX was founded in 2015.
The company says that by 2018 it had already expanded into more than 50 countries. Today, it claims to serve over 150,000 traders and process billions in monthly trading volume.
The domain history does not support such a long online presence.
Tradeitx.com was registered on August 4, 2025.
A newer domain does not automatically disprove an older business. Still, such large historical claims should be supported by independently verifiable company records.
Why does TradeitX call itself Netapal?
There is a particularly unusual detail inside the website.
Several TradeitX pages still identify the platform as “Netapal.”
The Terms are even more revealing. Instead of clearly establishing an agreement with TradeitX, the document repeatedly refers to Netapal as the service provider.
At the end, users who have legal questions are instructed to contact legal@tradepro.com.
That gives three different identities inside one website: TradeitX, Netapal and TradePro.
For a platform accepting client funds, this requires a clear explanation.
What company actually holds the account?
TradeitX provides the address:
42 Sukhumvit Road, Klong Toey, Bangkok 10110, Thailand.
It also lists hi@tradeitx.com and describes the Bangkok location as its headquarters.
However, the website does not make the licensed financial entity behind the trading service equally clear.
This matters because a physical address is not a brokerage licence.
Before depositing, clients should know the exact company that becomes legally responsible for their money.
TradeitX regulation raises questions
I could not verify a recognised brokerage licence clearly connected with the exact TradeitX website and operator.
Independent broker checks have reached similar conclusions.
This is especially important because TradeitX offers high-risk financial products, including Forex, cryptocurrencies and binary options.
Users should ask for the regulator’s name and exact licence number.
Both should be independently verifiable.
Security services have flagged tradeitx.com
Several automated reputation services currently rate the domain as high risk.
Recent scans have reported phishing or suspicious-activity signals from a small number of security providers.
However, automated ratings are not proof of financial misconduct. Other security engines do not flag the domain.
The more concrete concerns are the young domain, unclear regulation and inconsistent legal documents.
TradeitX reviews and withdrawal risk
There is still limited reliable first-hand feedback about withdrawals from TradeitX.
Therefore, claims found on generic review websites should be treated carefully.
A better test is a real withdrawal.
Do not increase the deposit simply because the TradeitX dashboard shows profitable trades.
Be particularly cautious if withdrawal suddenly requires tax, insurance, AML clearance, another verification deposit or an account activation payment.
Normal KYC can require documents. It should not turn into repeated requests for additional money.
What should TradeitX users do?
If money is already on the platform, test a withdrawal before making another deposit.
Save screenshots of the balance, trades and withdrawal requests. Keep correspondence with managers and support.
For crypto transfers, preserve wallet addresses and transaction hashes. For bank transfers, save the actual beneficiary details.
Finally, request the full legal entity behind tradeitx.com and its financial licence.
The biggest problem with TradeitX is the inconsistency between its presentation and its verifiable history. A platform claiming roots in 2015 currently operates on a domain registered in 2025, while its own legal pages still contain the unrelated names Netapal and TradePro.
You can submit your complaint and learn what steps may help recover your funds here.
