The short answer
No, UZO is not a scam. We are a real, simulated ("Syn-Fi") funded-trading firm: you trade against real, live prices with simulated capital, and you earn real rewards. We operate as two registered companies, we pay traders in real money, and you are welcome to verify every part of that for yourself. Here is how.
You are welcome to check everything about us before you commit a penny, and we have made that straightforward. This article gives you concrete, verifiable facts rather than reassurance, so you can satisfy yourself that UZO is exactly what it says it is.
The checks you can run yourself
You do not have to take our word for any of it. These four things are all independently verifiable.
What to check | How to verify it |
Our entities | We operate as two real companies: EonStrategy L.L.C-FZ (UAE, licence 2204298.01) as principal operator, and UZO LTD (Saint Lucia) as the MetaTrader 5 simulation platform operator. |
The licence | Licence number 2204298.01 is a real registration you can look up. We publish it openly rather than hide behind a brand name. |
Rewards | Rewards are real money, paid by bank transfer or crypto. Your profit split is fixed in writing at 90% to you, the same on every product and at every account size, one of the most generous shares available anywhere. 95% of rewards are approved in 2 to 3 hours and paid in about 12 hours. |
The prices | Your charts show real, live market prices, the same prices moving in the wider market, which you are welcome to cross-check against any public source at any time. |
Because trading is simulated against those real prices, no live capital is ever at risk during your evaluation. The prices are real, the risk to your own money is not, and the rewards on the other side are real too. You trade forex, metals, crypto, indices, shares and energies across more than 1,300 instruments, at 1:100 leverage, on MetaTrader 5 or TradeLocker.
Why our model works only when you do
A scam needs a reason to take your money and disappear. Our model is built the other way round: we do well only when you do.
Your split is fixed in writing in your agreement at 90% to you, the same on every product, at every account size and in every phase. A trader who passes, scales and keeps earning is worth far more to us than any single evaluation, which is also why, on our One Step and Two Step challenges, your evaluation fee comes back to you in full with your third reward, and why a funded account can scale from $100,000 toward $2,500,000 with no further fee.
The line that matters
When you earn a reward, you keep 90% of it, the same on every product and at every account size, one of the best profit shares available anywhere. 95% of rewards are approved in 2 to 3 hours and paid in about 12 hours, by bank transfer or crypto. On One Step and Two Step, your evaluation fee comes back to you in full with your third reward.
What we publish openly
Everything that matters to your decision is stated plainly and in full, before you pay anything.
Every rule is published in full, the same rules for everyone, so you know exactly what a funded account and a reward require before you commit a penny.
We describe ourselves as simulated. You trade real, live prices with simulated capital, and we say so plainly rather than claim you are holding a live institutional account.
We publish our entities and our licence number rather than trade behind a brand name.
Identity verification is you, and only you. You complete it in your own name, as the person shown on your own documents throughout, and your rewards are paid only to a bank account or crypto wallet held in that same name. We do not pay third parties or accounts in another name. This protects your earnings and makes certain they reach you.
Verify a detail, or reach a human
Our terms are published in full, our entities are named and licensed, your split is fixed in writing, and our reward timeline is measured in hours rather than weeks. If you would like to confirm any detail before you begin, a real person will answer at [email protected]. We would far rather answer a direct question now than leave you wondering later.
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