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From receiving a report to publishing a documented finding

We never publish an exposé without careful verification. This is the five-step standard process that every case goes through.

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Receiving the report

The report, together with documents, screenshots, and event details, is received via email or a secure form.

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Initial review

The BrokerAlarm team reads the content line by line, identifies contradictions, and examines ambiguities.

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Image verification

Attached images are examined for authenticity, potential manipulation, metadata, and consistency with the claims.

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Independent cross-referencing

In complex cases we consult independent sources, regulatory databases, and records of previous reports about the same broker.

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Documented verdict

The final result is published with precise reference to documents and sources. If not verified, the submitter is informed of the reason.

What do we examine?

Every case is evaluated from six different angles to ensure nothing is overlooked.

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Document accuracy

Are the documents submitted genuine? Every written record is examined for structure, format, and authenticity.

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Image authenticity

Screenshots and images are checked for possible manipulation and consistency with the written claims.

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Regulatory status

Is the broker operating under a valid license? Does it appear on international warning lists? Official database checks are conducted.

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Recurring patterns

Has this violation occurred before? Do similar claims from other users exist? We examine whether the pattern repeats.

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Whistleblower's account

Are there internal contradictions in the account? Is the timeline logical? We assess the internal coherence of the report.

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Legal considerations

Before publication, the report's compliance with legal frameworks and any associated risks are evaluated.

The most common broker violations we investigate

If a broker has displayed any of these behaviors, submit a report — we will review it.

Blocked withdrawals or unjustified payment delays
Price manipulation and artificial slippage at key levels
Operating without a valid license or falsifying regulatory credentials
Unilateral account closure and confiscation of balance
Misleading advertising through influencers or referral networks
Forcing positions to stay open or deliberate stop hunting
Concealing the identity of owners or parent companies
Demanding excessive documents as a pretext to delay withdrawals

How do you send your report?

The process is straightforward. Follow these steps to ensure a faster review.

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Prepare your documentation

Gather screenshots, contracts, transaction histories, and any evidence you have.

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Write a clear account

Describe the sequence of events with precise dates. The more detail you provide, the more thorough our review can be.

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Send via email

Submit your report and documents to the dedicated email address below. You may remain completely anonymous.

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Wait for the outcome

Within 3 to 14 business days we will notify you of the result — either by email reply or by publishing the documented report on the site.

Send your exposé

If you have an experience that needs to be made public, we are here. Every report we receive is taken seriously and reviewed thoroughly.

report@brokeralarm.com
Send your exposé →

Your identity is confidential  •  Anonymous submissions accepted

Common questions about submitting an exposé

Send your report along with all supporting documents to report@brokeralarm.com. No registration or identity verification is required.
Yes, completely. BrokerAlarm protects the identity of submitters and will not publish any personal information without your consent. You may also use an anonymous or temporary email address.
Depending on the complexity of the case, typically between 3 and 14 business days. Simpler cases with sufficient documentation are reviewed faster.
If documentation is insufficient or the claim cannot be verified, you will be notified. Unverified reports are not published and all submitted information remains confidential with us.
Yes. Any broker that targets Iranian users is eligible for review, regardless of the country it is registered in.
At minimum, one credible screenshot and a complete account of the incident with specific dates are required. The more evidence you provide, the higher the likelihood of the report being verified and published.