Financial Commission adds prop-trading firm Solis Futures to its Warning List
The Financial Commission placed prop trading firm Solis Futures on its Warning List on 2 November 2026, saying it may be used to scam traders and investors. The firm is not certified under the Commission's framework.
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Source: financialcommission.org · published
What happened
The Financial Commission said on 2 November 2026 that it is placing the prop trading firm Solis Futures on its Warning List. The Commission says concerned customers had notified it about the company and its website. After reviewing the information submitted by customers of the firm, it determined that the company and its website may be used to scam and defraud traders and investors.
How the scam works
The Commission says Solis Futures is not certified under its Prop Firm Certification framework, and therefore it does not recommend doing business with the firm, or with individuals purporting to represent it on social media or in private messages on popular messaging apps. The alert does not give the website's address, the amount of any losses or how many customers made complaints, and it does not describe the specific scheme.
The alert does not say how Solis Futures operates. In general, prop firms offer traders funded accounts, often after the trader passes a paid evaluation, so anyone who has paid a firm that later proves to be a fraud may find that nothing can be withdrawn. The Commission points out that people purporting to represent the firm may contact others on social media and in private messages on popular messaging apps, so a contact arriving this way is itself a reason for caution.
People who have dealt with the company should be careful with any further requests for money, keep records of their payments and messages, and consider reporting to their bank or card provider. Anyone thinking of joining a prop firm can check whether it is certified by the Financial Commission before paying.
Source
Financial Commission, “Scam ALERT: Solis Futures Added to Warning List”, 2 November 2026.
Red flags
- A prop trading firm, Solis Futures, that is not certified by the Financial Commission.
- Customer complaints that led the Commission to say the firm may be used to scam traders and investors.
- People claiming to represent the firm on social media or messaging apps.
- Approaches made in private messages on popular messaging apps.
- A firm that cannot be checked against a certification or regulator.
If you were targeted
- 1Do not do business with Solis Futures or send money to anyone claiming to represent it.
- 2Be careful with approaches about prop trading made through social media or messaging apps.
- 3Check whether a prop firm is certified by the Financial Commission before paying.
- 4If you paid, keep records and contact your bank or card provider about a dispute.
- 5Report the firm to your local financial regulator or police.