Security & official channels

Make sure you're at LHFX

There is only one official LHFX domain: lhfx.com. LHFX is a direct MetaQuotes licensee running official MetaTrader 5. This page lists every domain we operate, every domain we do not, and how to verify any broker before you deposit.

Official LHFX channels

If a website, social account, or person claims to be LHFX and is not on this list, they are not affiliated with us. We will never contact you from a free email address (gmail.com, outlook.com, etc.), never DM you on Telegram or WhatsApp first, and never ask for your password.

Website
lhfx.com
Support email
help@lhfx.com
Official social
Instagram: @lhfxofficial
X (Twitter): @lhfx_official

Affiliation table

Which domains are LHFX, and which are not. This list is maintained as new lookalike and impersonator domains surface. If a domain you saw is not listed, contact our support and we will add it.

DomainStatus
lhfx.comOfficial LHFX domain
cryptorocket.comLHFX payment partner. Used for processing crypto deposits during the LHFX deposit flow. You may be routed here from your logged-in LHFX account.
stampedeprop.comOperated by the same team as LHFX. A separate company with separate accounts, running simulated prop trading challenges rather than a live brokerage account.
longhornfx.comRedirects to lhfx.com (former brand we acquired)
cedarfx.comRedirects to lhfx.com (former brand we acquired)
eaglefxbroker.comFake clone site. Not LHFX. Do not deposit here.
eaglefxportfolio.comFake clone site. Not LHFX. Do not deposit here.

If a domain redirects you to a different broker

You have left the LHFX ecosystem. Any account you open on a redirected destination is unaffiliated with LHFX, regardless of the original URL you typed. We have no control over what happens at domains we do not operate.

Not sure about a site that is not on this list? Use our 5-minute checklist for spotting fake LHFX sites and impersonator brokers before you log in or deposit.

Were you a CedarFX or LonghornFX customer?

If your old broker was one of these, your account migrated to LHFX. You are in the right place. Here is what to do.

  1. Sign in at lhfx.com using your old email

    Use the email address you used at CedarFX or LonghornFX. If you do not remember which email, contact help@lhfx.com and we will help locate your account.

  2. Reset your password

    Use the "Forgot password" link to receive a reset email. All migrated accounts were prompted to reset their password at first login on LHFX for security.

  3. If you visited an old domain and ended up elsewhere

    EagleFX was never part of LHFX. When it closed in March 2025, its clients moved to LHFX under an agreement with its operators. eaglefx.com is not run by LHFX, so sign in at lhfx.com.

How to verify any broker is running official MetaTrader

Not every platform that looks like MetaTrader is licensed MetaTrader. Cloned and grey-label versions exist. Here is how to check any broker, including us, in under a minute.

  1. Check the MetaQuotes official broker registry

    MetaQuotes (the company that makes MT4 and MT5) publishes the list of every broker licensed to offer MT5. If a broker is not on it, they are not running an officially licensed platform.

  2. Check the broker's regulator on the regulator's own register

    Every legitimate regulator (FSC Mauritius, FSCA South Africa, CySEC, FCA, ASIC, etc.) publishes a public register of authorised firms. Look up the broker's license number directly on the regulator's site, not on the broker's own marketing pages.

  3. Check the broker's company registration

    Real companies are registered. Search the broker's stated company name in the relevant country's company register. If they do not list a stated jurisdiction, that itself is a signal.

Common impersonation patterns to ignore

Patterns we see repeatedly. If anyone contacts you using one of these, they are not LHFX.

Recovery scams

Strangers messaging you offering to "recover" funds you lost at another broker, for a fee. We do not contact people unsolicited about other brokers' funds. Anyone who does is running a scam.

Fake "LHFX agent" DMs

Direct messages on Telegram, WhatsApp, Instagram, or X from accounts claiming to be LHFX support or account managers. Real LHFX support replies only to tickets you opened, only from @lhfx.com email addresses or the two social handles listed above.

Lookalike domains

lhfx-trading.com, lhfx-official.net, lhfx.io, lhfx-asia.com, and any other domain that is not exactly lhfx.com. Bookmark lhfx.com and type-check before logging in.

Payment redirects

Requests to deposit by sending crypto, bank transfer, or e-wallet payment to a personal wallet address claiming to act "on behalf of LHFX". All real LHFX deposits start inside your logged-in account dashboard at lhfx.com. Crypto deposits may route to our payment partner cryptorocket.com, with the destination address shown to you on screen during the deposit flow. Anything outside that flow (a wallet address DM'd to you, payment instructions in an email, a stranger volunteering to "help you deposit") is not LHFX.

Password or 2FA requests

We will never ask for your password or your 2FA code. Anyone asking is trying to take over your account.

"Deposit more to unlock your withdrawal"

This is one of the most common scams run by fake clones impersonating legitimate brokers. The story is some version of: before we can release your withdrawal you need to pay an unlock fee, a verification deposit, a clearance fee, or a tax payment. Once you pay, there is another fee. And another. The funds never arrive because the operation was never going to release them. No legitimate broker requires additional deposits to process a withdrawal you have already requested. At LHFX a pending withdrawal is paid from your existing account balance, never from new money. If anyone claiming to be LHFX or any other broker tells you to deposit more to release your withdrawal, you are talking to a scam.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the official LHFX domain?

lhfx.com. That is the only domain we operate. cedarfx.com and longhornfx.com redirect to lhfx.com because LHFX acquired those brands.

Is Stampede (stampedeprop.com) connected to LHFX?

Yes. Stampede is a simulated prop trading firm run by the same team that runs LHFX. It is a separate company: separate accounts, separate funding, separate support, so your LHFX login does not work there and money does not move between the two. We list it here so you can tell it apart from sites that are not us. If someone points you to stampedeprop.com, that one is genuinely us.

How do I verify that LHFX is a real, regulated broker?

LHFX is operated by Longhorn Ltd, authorised by the Financial Services Commission Mauritius under license GB23202204 (verifiable on the FSC public register), and by LHFX SA (PTY) Ltd, an FSCA-authorised Financial Service Provider under FSP 52816 (verifiable on the FSCA register). LHFX is also a direct MetaQuotes licensee running official MetaTrader 5.

Someone contacted me on Telegram/WhatsApp claiming to be LHFX. Is that real?

No. Real LHFX support does not initiate contact on Telegram, WhatsApp, or any messaging app. We respond to support tickets you open at lhfx.com, by email from @lhfx.com addresses, or via the official social accounts listed on this page. Anyone DMing you first claiming to be LHFX is not LHFX.

How do I report a fake LHFX site or impersonator?

Email help@lhfx.com with the URL, social handle, phone number, or screenshot. We add confirmed lookalike domains to the affiliation table on this page so other users see the warning.

Open an account on lhfx.com, the only LHFX

$10 minimum deposit. Zero deposit and withdrawal fees. Direct MetaQuotes MT5. FSC Mauritius and FSCA regulated.