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As of December 1, 2025, a total of 105 companies in the United Kingdom held CFD licences.
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Abstract:Trust has always been a widely discussed topic in the forex industry. When genuine, rational voices are drowned out, market participants struggle to discern which information is trustworthy amid a sea of complex data. This difficulty in establishing trust has placed industry transparency at the forefront of attention.

Trust has always been a widely discussed topic in the forex industry. When genuine, rational voices are drowned out, market participants struggle to discern which information is trustworthy amid a sea of complex data. This difficulty in establishing trust has placed industry transparency at the forefront of attention.
Against this backdrop, WikiFX has launched the “Let Trust Be Seen” initiative series, aiming to foster a clearer consensus within the industry on the concept of “trust” through transparent, verifiable, and open information sharing. We believe that trust should not remain merely a slogan or a statement, but rather a practical principle that all industry stakeholders can collectively participate in and continuously cultivate.
This initiative series is open to the entire industry. WikiFX will continue to collaborate with regulatory observers, industry practitioners, content creators, and trading participants to promote the long-term development of transparency in the forex industry through various formats, including mini-documentaries, interviews, and opinion-sharing.
Together with industry partners, we aim to bring trustworthy information into the light—ensuring authenticity is visible, judgments are well-founded, and trust is no longer solely reliant on promises. Instead, trust should be built on verifiable data, traceable regulatory information, openly shared transparency principles, and continuously advancing industry practices.
“Let Trust Be Seen” is not a temporary branding campaign but an ongoing, open industry initiative. WikiFX will progressively roll out the following under this series:
Through sustained, multi-dimensional content dissemination, WikiFX aims to advance industry transparency and foster a shared understanding:
What the forex industry lacks most is not traffic or short-term gains, but verifiable and sustainably built principles of trust.
From WikiFXs perspective, trust should not remain at the level of promises or marketing claims but must be grounded in understandable, verifiable, and traceable realities.
“Let Trust Be Seen” means:
Based on this understanding, WikiFX has launched the “Let Trust Be Seen” initiative series, aiming to transform “trust” into an industry-wide topic that can be collectively discussed and examined.
As one of the core outputs of the “Let Trust Be Seen” initiative series, WikiFX will soon release a mini-documentary of the same name. Centered on the theme of “trust,” the documentary adopts a global interview approach and multi-perspective storytelling, bringing together voices from regulatory observers, industry scholars, brokers, IB professionals, and other stakeholders. By presenting answers to the same questions from different viewpoints, it connects the real-world context of the forex industry.
This is not a documentary about “why trust should exist,” but rather an industry observation exploring “how trust should be made visible.” Through diverse perspectives, the film emphasizes that trust is neither an emotion nor a mere promise—it is an outcome that must be understood, observed, and accurately assessed.
We look forward to more industry participants joining the “Let Trust Be Seen” initiative series! WikiFX will continue to leverage platform mechanisms, content, and open discussions to promote the visibility, understanding, and verification of authentic information, working alongside the industry to explore a more transparent and sustainable trading ecosystem.

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As of December 1, 2025, a total of 105 companies in the United Kingdom held CFD licences.

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