Contact the FP Markets Review Desk
This page explains how readers in Pakistan can reach the editorial team behind this independent review site, and where to go instead for anything that concerns an actual trading account.
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Most messages that reach this site fall into one of two groups. The first concerns the review itself: a figure that looks out of date, a fee that has changed, a page that loads badly, or a sentence you believe is unfair. The second concerns the broker's own services: an account, a deposit, a withdrawal, a verification document, a trading platform login, or a complaint about how a support agent treated you. Only the first group belongs here. This site is an editorial resource. It is not FP Markets, it is not affiliated with FP Markets, and it does not open accounts, hold funds, place orders, or give financial advice. Nothing published here should be read as a recommendation to trade.
If your question is about money you have sent, an order you have placed, or a document the broker has asked you to upload, the editorial team cannot see any of that and cannot act on it. Sending such a message here will only delay you. The practical step is to use the broker's own support channels, which are listed on the broker's official website. Look for the live chat, the client portal, or the support section inside your account area. Keep your ticket reference and any correspondence, because that record is what any later complaint will rest on.
The same applies to regulatory questions about the broker's permissions. This site does not hold itself out as regulated, licensed, or endorsed by any authority, and it cannot confirm the status of a firm on your behalf. Check the public registers yourself, and read the broker's own legal documentation before you rely on it.
Write to the editors about the review
The editorial team does answer questions about the content of this site. That includes how a particular section was researched, why a product or fee was described in a certain way, which public sources were used at the time of writing, and when a page was last revised. It also includes questions about the site's own editorial policy, such as how advertising is kept apart from review content, or why a given topic is covered at all. If you want to know whether a statement reflects the broker's current published terms or an older version, ask, and the editors will say plainly what the page is based on.
Use the contact form on this site. Describe the page and the passage you are asking about, and set out your question in a few clear sentences. You do not need to write formally. Plain language is easier to answer than a long letter, and a specific question gets a specific reply.
Send a factual correction with evidence
If something on this site is wrong, say so. Corrections are welcome and are treated as part of the editorial work. Send the correction through the contact form on this site, naming the page and quoting the sentence at issue. Explain what the correct position is and, where possible, point to a public source that supports it, such as the broker's own published schedule of fees, its product terms, or a dated announcement. A screenshot of a client area is not useful here, because the editors cannot verify private account information and will not publish it.
Corrections that can be checked against public material are usually handled quickly. Where a claim cannot be verified either way, the editors may soften the wording or add a note rather than remove it. Every accepted change is recorded on the page itself, so readers can see what moved and when. The editors do not remove critical material simply because the subject of the review objects to it.
Expect a reasonable reply time
Messages are read in the order they arrive, and the team aims to answer within five working days. Correction requests backed by a clear public source are usually dealt with sooner. Questions that need the broker's own confirmation, or that touch on a page due for a scheduled review, may take longer, and you will be told if that is the case. Messages about accounts, deposits, withdrawals, or orders will not receive a substantive answer, because the team has no access to that information.
Keep the site's role in mind
This site exists to describe and assess, not to transact. It publishes research for readers in Pakistan, it is independent of the broker it reviews, and it takes no part in the services described on its pages. If you are unsure whether your message belongs here, ask yourself whether it concerns what the review says. If it does, send it. If it concerns your money or your account, go to the broker.
